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Welcome Ben to this forum.

Welcome Frank & Melissa. You came to the right place as there are many knowledgeable people here who can help you with your inquiries.

Another Toyota lover, welcome oldman.

At the top right hand corner, you see your name displayed. Click the dropdown arrow and choose "My Profile". Then a couple of centimetres below that you will see the Edit button. To be a "TOC Supporter", click "Store" in the menu at the top of this page. You will find the details there.

G'day and a warm welcome to you 01 VEY. I hope to see you regularly in this forum.

Welcome btcruiser16 and congratulations for being a proud owner of a Celica hatch.

Welcome johanesrudis and yay to the forum. I am from Melbourne, Australia.

If it is not the tyres, is it because it is front wheel drive?

I wish everyone here a Blessed Christmas and a Happy and Safe New year.

Welcome Livesparks. I wish all a Blessed Christmas and a Happy & Prosperous New Year.

hotboxcivic, congrats for upgrading from a Corolla to an Aurion Touring.

Maybe this thread will help http://au.toyotaownersclub.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=25870&pid=374511&st=0entry374511

Welcome Andal. You came to the right place just as I had before you.

Sorry to hear about the accident, Skyhigh. But, thank God that you did not sustain any injury. I am no expert, but I do hope for you that it would be a write-off.

Hi alexanderstollznow, welcome to this forum. My experiences with cars are limited to Holdens and Toyotas. In 1990, I bought 2 new cars, a Holden Calais and a Toyota Corolla. The Corolla lasted more than 11 years until it was written off by the insurance company when it was smashed into the back at the traffic lights. It did not have any major repairs during its lifetime. As for the Calais, problems started after 6 years and it had went in and out of the workshop with constant frequency. I replaced it with a Commodore VX. However, it was worse than the Calais. At the beginning of this year, it had constant problems. First, I had to replace the radiator. Then, the knock sensor light and the oil pressure light came on every single day after travelling for a couple of kms. The Holden workshop changed the knock sensor but that did not help. The last straw was when I was quoted a figure of $7,000 to dismantle and repair the engine. So, last month I bought an Aurion ATX.

Welcome col2560. Toyota cars are good.

It is a good safety idea to have the lights on during the daytime. But definitely not put into law ..... this has become a nanny land!

brightbright2005, you can download from this link, but it is not free. http://imracingmanuals.com/toyotamanuals.htm

Welcome Nightfall. Why did you choose Camry over one of those made in S.Korea?

This video link might help: [url="http://www.mothers.com/03_how/03_how_02_videos2010_01.html"

G'day and welome Ex Truckie.

Welcome Brad. And, by the way, nice pics.

Welcome here YinG and congrats on owning the Yaris YRX.

Yes, Tom, I read this in one of the American service manuals and I thought it could be a good idea. Thanks sx6er, that's a great and simple idea. Thumbs down to all the nay-sayers!!

Welcome mysterious2506.