StephenG

thanks guys - the minor issue I have - which I didn't pick up on the test ride was a minor vibration that seems to come and go - a bit difficult to explain, it doesn't seem to change when coming on or off the throttle - it's more noticeable the faster you go - not a big deal but I can feel it - even though my wife can't. It's almost like the wind is catching something and causing a rhythmic vibration - anyway, it travels beautifully apart from this, really smooth, good gear changes, no strange suspension/steering issues that I can tell - and it seems quite quiet on the road - not sure if there is sound-proofing in the doors etc... I did notice the radiator is able to move i.e. there is a few mm movement back and forth from the top of the radiator - not sure if this is normal - and it looks like the right-hand side engine cover has been ripped from driving over something - repaired with a couple of zip-ties - the pre-inspection didn't pick this up!

Hi guys, hope this post helps myself and possibly others out there. I recently purchased a 2013 Aurion AT-X with 180,000 km's on it - rides beautifully except for a minor issue. Main reason for post was what should I look at doing maintenance-wise to keep this car in good shape? So far I've done the following:- Basic oil & filter service with Toyota - was hoping they'd also check car over but not sure this happened lol - I can easily do oil & filter myself Drained transmission of 1.6L of fluid and replaced with same amount Brake fluid replaced Coolant replaced Adjusted parking brake at the rear and with the cable - didn't hold car very well and foot brake nearly travelled to floor lol Replaced PCV valve No ECU codes Replaced 2 internal hand grab rails (passenger and driver's side - bit floppy) Anything else recommended? Thanks, Stephen.

Hi guys, bit of a dumb question I hope - in the centre console of my 2013 Aurion AT-X (which I've recently purchased) there's a USB connection. When connecting my iPhone to it, the charge light comes on but does not actually seem to charge it! i.e. doesn't seem to provide enough power to the phone. I replaced the USB unit but exactly the same thing happens on the "new" one. Is this normal or should the USB connection be able to power a modern iPhone? I'm using the old style USB plug-in to the 2 cigarette lighters at the moment - but would like something a bit more modern lol Thanks, Stephen.