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George (not verified)    December 20, 2020 - 7:14PM

In reply to by Jerry Wang (not verified)

It is a design issue. The issue is that the fuel sensors malfunction/loosen and tip up. That results in the sensor’s bottom being higher than the tank’s bottom: showing “empty” when it isn’t. It also shows a faulty “xxx until empty” reading for the same reason. So... owners have 4-5 gallons left in tank, but the car thinks it’s empty. You could still drive 150-250 miles, theoretically. The problem is that they break off on random cars at random times, to various degrees, so it threw Toyota off. There is a fix out though. Takes 3 hours at the dealership.

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