Now that is interesting! One would think the vehicle would be charging the 12V battery if needed, and certainly not going into electric-only mode, shutting down the engine.
I think because mine had sat at the port so long that the battery was discharged. It took quite some time for my charger to fill it up. I don't think toyota put the best 12v battery in there as well
It’s happening to me as I sit here and type. I’m at 5000 miles and just what you described happened with the added bonus of the cabin filling up with gas fumes. I mean, run you out of the car fumes.
First time Land Cruiser owner. Picked up 1958 model last night. Drove it this morning, same dash lights as above. Right back to dealer. They didn't have a good answer....but vaguely said it needed a new part. The truck can't get any newer.....Ill post what the diagnostics show
Hello there,
Same here. Still at dealer. New transmission, torque converter and just informed need to replace engine control module as well !!!
Oh man. I feel for you guysSame here. Still at dealer. New transmission, torque converter and just informed need to replace engine control module as well !!!
Unfortunately similar situation happened to me. Towed to dealer and they kept LC for more than a week but couldn’t duplicate the issue.
Glad you got your LC back. Did they pinpoint what caused the metal shavings? Where it was manufactured or the cleanup process wasn't done somewhere else, etc.....?
Can I ask what mileage you are at? Since they couldn't duplicate do you have it back and it's behaving normal again?
Not sure if this is correct info but this is what someone else posted about the transmission failures in the 2024 tacomas that may also be affecting the LC transmission failures ??
Issue happened at 458 miles. Current odometer is 2,637. No problems since…..but I still think about it every time I pull out of the garage.
