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    Do a search. There's a heap of examples.
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    Not many MR2 owners here. Try: http://www.mr2australia.com/mr2play/default.aspx
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    Check for VVT-i rattle . Check that the VVT-i oil pipe has been replaced. Check that the oil cooler pipe has been replaced. Check that the dash is not sticky.
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    Toyota would have likely been closer to $1000.
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    Burn it to the ground! Don't actually burn it to the ground. If you do, I will laugh, but still take not responsibility for your actions.
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    Here are a few sensible options: 1. Burn the car to the ground. 2. Attempt to remove it using a high powered leaf blower or vacuum cleaner. 3. Pour draino into the vents and hope for the best. 4. Attach an air freshener to your nose and wait for the carcass to rot and the bodily fluids to dry up. 5. Remove it yourself, by "having a go". 6. Pay someone to remove it. Disclaimer: Do not actually try options 1 to 3, I take no responsibilty if you do so.
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    Why not source all of the pieces from a wrecked car? It can be done.
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    Sounds like the detent balls or detent springs are worn. Synchros will normally causes issues going into gear, not slipping out of gear.
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    I was devastated when this happened... :( It's ok now though, I am getting/saving the important bits! :P
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    No. Is this a new issue? If so it may be a sender issue.
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    Mud and solidified bulldust will cause the brakes to either not work or stick on. You need to wash out your drums as soon as possible after going through mud to prevent this happening and potentially causing more damage.
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    http://netiquette.wikia.com/wiki/Rule_number_2_-_Do_not_use_all_caps
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    That is an SV21 or SV22(possibly VZV21) so it would be OBD1 not OBD2.
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    I thought all Australian XA10 Ravs were constant 4x4... To be honest, I am not sure.
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    Get yourself a multimeter, you can pick up a cheap one for less than $20 if you are on a budget and start tracing the wires back and check for voltage.
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    Guys normally have these for sale over at: www.ozcelica.com
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    It was only fitted in: 1988–1992 Toyota Camry 1989–1992 Lexus ES 250
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    Sounds like the dash is doing you a favour.
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    That cyclist did a hell of a lot of damage. Keep up the good work!
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    Sounds like it could be a VVT-i rattle. Have a look on Youtube, there are a heap of videos. Have a look and see if your issue sounds the same..
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    What are you cleaning it with?
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    As a matter of fact, quite a lot of parts are produced here for the Aurion as it has many parts that are different from the US, Euro, etc. Camry variants.
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    Wreckers.
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    Most car audio places should do fitting of sound deadener.
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    It is not a common problem to my knowledge. Is it the 2wd or 4wd version? If 4wd, ensure that she is not driving with 4wd engaged.
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