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Why is the turbocharger wearing out so fast?

Guessing, it could be a motor mount. Have it diagnosed.

Does this vibration occur at highway speeds, around town, or at idle and is the vibration in the steering wheel, the seat, or all over?

But the software from Walmart, Target, Staples, etc., etc., did the trick and for a lot less money and time at some computer shop. :thumbsup:

The Dealer doesn't have to do anything. It's not their car.

How do you know the alternator is overcharging? Why did you replace all those parts?

How many red lights and stop signs at zero mpg did that include?

Repair manual?

Two days have elapsed and you haven't returned. "Checking often"?

The catalyctic convertor may very well still be under warranty. You can check that at a Toyota dealership.

It's impossible to obtain consistent fuel economy reading in city driving as there is so much stop and go driving. EPA estimates for city fuel economy are just that, estimates, not concrete guarantee's. Every time your car comes to a stop light or a stop sign in city driving, the car is...

How do we know it's a valve?

How did you calculate the fuel economy?

Make sure you get the vehicle re-aligned with a four-wheel alignment or the tires can wear out excessively quickly.

Is it the 3 or 4-speed automatic, or the 5-speed manual transmission? Whichever it is, you'll find thousands for sale at the below website. What happened to the original transmission? http://www.car-part.com/ I hope this helps you out.

You can race any kind of car in Sports Car Club of America Solo II autocross racing. The closer to stock your car is, the better your chances of doing well are. This of course will save you money. During the summer season, there are S.C.C.A. races almost every weekend that you can enter at...

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No, but Advance Auto Parts or Autozone will be able to look up that code and provide you some suggestions.

They are undersized tires and would present many problems, the most important of which is safety.

No. They are undersized, will make the speedometer/odometer read incorrectly and being undersized they will be overloaded and at best will wear out faster than they should, at worst they could blow out. -- B.F.Goodrich T/A Certified Tire Specialist