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Subject: First fix was zip ties for the floor mats.

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Al

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Date Posted: Wednesday, February 03, 07:27:39pm

Now a 50 cent shim for the "sticking" gas pedals. These gas pedals aren't sticking, the are being depressed by a faulty ECU, much the same way the your cruise control "resume" feature works. Press the button and the gas pedal is electrically depressed to resume the speed you were set at. Only in toyota's case, these faulty ECU's can floor the car anytime, anywhere. That's why people can't get the pedals on the cars to "stick" to simulate the problem.

Thimk it's bad now, wait 'til the Feds land on this one. Shit will hit the toyota fan, and this might bankrupt them.

The ECU's, as you know, cost a bit more than the shims!

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