Hey everyone! Well, I just finished changine my oil for the x'th time on my car. As I was pouring the gtx high mileage in, my thoughts turned to oil additives. Now, being a chemist by trade, and also having worked in the industry for nearly 2 years now, I know that there are only 2 clases of. I’m interested in a V6 Camry – anywhere from 2007 to 2017 range. I watched all the Car Care Nut videos (on youtube) and did days and days of exhausting research, but wanted to get the opinion of owners. It looks like the 2GR-FE was paired with the same U660E transmission all the way from. So I figure it is finally time to post here since I just completed a retrofit for my GF's 99 Camry. For lack of better term in the title, the car tends to have a mind of its own in regards to the headlights. When the switch is in the off position, the car tends to turn the lights on anyway. The driver's side electric fan is not coming on when the engine heats up. Its fine driving down the road but the temp starts to rise when not moving in traffic. Turn on the A/C and both the driver's side and passenger's side fans turn on. I took the relay out for the 1 fan and jumpered. The outside temperature sensor on my new 2016 Highland AWD does not seem to be very accurate unlike our other two Toyotas--97 Sienna and 97 Camry. This. Toyota corporate tries to discourage Lexus owners from taking their cars to Toyota dealers for service. They're the same vehicles under the hood, but the Lexus dealers don't want to be undercut on service by the Toyota dealer down the street. TOYOTA CARS said: Those pics look oddly familiar. You're aren't happen to be from siennaclub? Click to expand. Yes! I was invited by Phi and come here when it's slow over there specially the 1998 - 2003 forum. Hello, Brand new Corolla owner, first Toyota ever in fact. Just got the car 2 or 3 weeks ago. Anyways, on my second fill up I tracked the MPG that the car got. Found out that the Avg. MPG in the in dash console is reading to high. On this tank of gas I went 253 miles (primarily city) for. What is everyone's experience here with Japanese takeout engines? I have heard that in Japan, all engines are taken out of cars after 40,000 miles or so. I am thinking of getting one of these. Thank you. Yes. Cheaper for the dealer to deliver it to you, then pay the towing fees,unless they were getting product from the other dealer. Typically what they do is have a salesman (or other gopher) drive one of their cars there and drive your's back (so both dealers have cars with 199 miles on it).