Warning lights lit up like Christmas at 938 miles

Cali Raised LED · 2025-07-09T17:31:08+00:00

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EliteSquad

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Sep 25, 2024

I just got my Tacoma on 9/13/24 and now with barely 1k miles on it and after simply running errands around town, The dash lights up with check engine, system malfunction, drive assist malfunction etc etc and it struggles to start. wtf
So far the dealership has no idea what happened and they couldn't replicate the issue when I dropped the truck off. I'm calling bullsh#t on that. It happened to me 3 x and the tow truck driver as well. Anyone else have these issues that were explained?
Cmon Toyota, you can do better.

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