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   "Rastamon"  wrote in message   
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   > "Gh0stRid3r"  wrote in message   
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   >> My 2002 Rav4 has had all 4 replaced and any other emission connected   
   >> device. I was about to drill out the check engine light. My first went at   
   >> 90k, 105,112, and 118k.   
   >> The sensors are my only complaint about that vehicle. Original brakes on   
   >> rear, exhaust, shocks, and only on second set of tires at 119k, front   
   >> brakes changed at 91k. I finally replaced the battery after 7 years.   
   >> To top it off the Rav gets in the summer on trips 28-30 mpg.   
   >> Toyota builds a good vehicle, unless I am just blessed with a good one.   
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   > I had to replace one on the 2001 Land Cruiser, about a year ago at 90k.  I   
   > have four on my vehicle. I was told by my mechanic, when one starts to   
   > fail, the rest are soon to follow.   
   >   
   >   
   The domino effect it sounds like. Well it is good to know others had the   
   same experience.   
   I like the vehicle. Just wish Toyota had not changed the Rav so much with   
   the newer models.   
   Strange question, if any of you were to change makes, what vehicle would you   
   buy?   
      
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