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Error display and check engine lamp on Toyota Crown 2018: experience and solutions wanted
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A 2018 Toyota Crown owner is experiencing a check engine light and error display, suspecting it might be related to an incorrectly unlocked fuel filler flap. A similar issue was resolved in a 2015 Toyota Auris by addressing a faulty linkage, which required significant manual labor but was ultimately successful. The solution involved finding a skilled mechanic to handle the repair, resulting in a well-functioning vehicle post-repair.
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MarkusAbe (community.author)
Hey, thanks for your quick reply! Sounds like it was a real pain in the ass for you too, but you sound pretty happy with it. Can you remember how much you had to pay for your repair? And were there any more problems afterwards or was that it? Greetings!
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ToniMartenz
Hey, of course I remember how much I paid, you don't forget that so quickly! It cost me €210 for all the fuss with the faulty linkage. It was a bit steep, but what won't you do for your favorite car, right? To be honest, I can't complain, because after the visit to the mechanic, the fault with the fuel filler flap unlocking was finally history. Since then I've had nothing more, everything runs like clockwork. Bye bye!
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MarkusAbe (community.author)
Hey, that sounds quite fair. I would have expected even more for such a fiddly job. Good to know that the problem was solved afterwards and your car is running well. Thank you very much, that was really helpful. I'll see which mechanic in my area can do it. Bye and thanks again!
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ToniMartenz
Hi, I had a similar problem with my 2015 Toyota Auris last year. The messages were similar and according to the garage my linkage was faulty. It wasn't an easy job as it required a lot of manual labor to get to the faulty part and replace it, but it was quite doable. You might have to find a mechanic who is good at this sort of thing. Don't let it stress you out though, it's an annoying problem but not a serious one. Your car will run better than ever afterwards! Good luck and happy wrenching!
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