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Problems with 2006 Toyota RAV4 ENGINE

On average, the 2006 Toyota RAV4 starts to “feel” problems with the ENGINE and its various aspects after 93 861 miles.

Recently reported ENGINE problems on 2006 Toyota RAV4

My car has been consuming lots of oil however i was never able to identify where the leak was coming from. i contacted toyota certified repair service when i went to get oil changed they indicated they did not identify any leaks and the vehicle was operating correctly although i returned to toyota certified repair service within approximately 3 weeks service advisor acknowledged that leak should have been diagnosed closer. service advisor viewed oil everywhere underneath hood and it again required 2.5 quarts on oil in this short time frame. i was advised to drive another 1k miles and bring back to determine where leak was located and they would assist with repair costs however i brought back within 584 miles and vehicle again had consumed enormous amount of oil yet now advisor and service manager insisted they could not help with anything. only after being visually upset about the most recent developments did the service advisor libra jones mention anything abount the warranty enhancement ze7 but also stated my warranty had expired and i was left to fend for myself. libra jones told me to contact toyota to see if they would help and ...

2.4 engine burns excessive oil. apparently, other toyota models with the same 2.4 engine have had free repairs. i believe toyota should repair the 2.4 engine in my 2006 rav4 to stop the excessive oil burning. it now burns one quart for every 500-600 miles.

Oil light came on seconds before check engine light. car would not accelerate and i had to pull off road. engine required four (4) quarts of oil. no warning of low oil!! i was driving on an interstate highway at this time!

Tamara recall engine failure almost caused a major accident. dealership tells me the it's an recall but, it has now expired. i don't understand how a safety recall can expire. i need help from an attorney on this matter. because this isn't right. can you recommend an attorney? they said they could only do new rings and new pistons back then but now toyota will not even do that. so now i just have a 5,000 bill for a new engine.

Losing oil engine making noise no power

Ever since my vehicle hit 100,000 miles, it has been burning oil excessively at the rate of about 2-3 quarts every 800-1000 miles. the vehicle currently has approx. 116,000 miles on it. prior to reaching 100,000 miles, it was tested by toyota via a service "bulletin", not a "recall" for this issue, and passed. but, after reaching 100,000 miles it was tested again, and failed. unfortunately, the vehicle is no longer under any type of warranty coverage, making repairs financially impossible

Tl* the contact owns a 2006 toyota rav4. the contact stated that the vehicle was using an excessive amount of oil. additionally, a quart of oil was added to the vehicle weekly and the oil indicator illuminated. the vehicle was taken to the local dealer (toyota of york, 1885 whiteford road, york, pa 17402, (717) 755-2961), but was not diagnosed because the contact declined to pay the fee. the vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. the manufacturer was contacted and did not assist. the failure mileage was 142,000.

Twice in the last 24 hours there has been sudden acceleration when braking for a stop.

I bought a 2006 rav4 limited from toyota of elizabeth city in nc. this rav4 is nice and runs well, however it consumes about 1 quart of oil every 1000 miles. i spoke with the previous owner, whom informed me that he expressed the issue to the dealership where he traded this vehicle in at. the dealer failed to let us know about this extensive tsb relating to the excessive oil consumption. it is not nice to sell a vehicle with a well known active tsb. it is further unacceptable for toyota to not have a all out recall on this issue. will be calling toyota customer service.

Tl* the contact owns a 2006 toyota rav4. while driving at unknown speeds, the vehicle burned an excessive amount of oil. the local dealer was not contacted. the vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. the manufacturer was notified and opened case number: 1801053296. no further assistance was provided. the failure mileage was 140,000.

It was recalled for motor oil consumption. but was not able to take it forbpersonal reasons. recall expired it can not be fixed. now car is consuming alot of oil. don't know what to do.

Noticed at about 98,000 miles the vehicle was using more oil than expected. i now find after a dealer test that the vehicle is consuming oil at the rate of 2 quarts per 1200 miles. i feel that this is excessive and in spite of the fact that it is past the warranty period which was mostly kept quiet by toyota i feel they should be responsible for all the repairs for a longer period of time to allow all the ones including myself an opportunity to get the repairs. test was done on 12/22/2017.

Purchased vehicle with 159,000 miles. noticed it used an inordinate amount of oil. engine siezed up and failed at 165,000 miles.

2006 toyota rav4 with 51,000 miles: my daughter was driving the vehicle on a major highway going 70 mph (the speed limit) and all of a sudden all the lights came on in the dash and car died, left my daughter stranded on a major highway. had it towed and it was an engine failure. yes, engine failed at 51,000 miles. out of warranty and toyota won't do a thing about it.

Tl* the contact owns a 2006 toyota rav4. while driving, there was excessive oil consumption without warning. an oil consumption test determined that there were two quarts of oil lost within 1,100 miles. the vehicle was taken to jones toyota (1508 belair road, belair, md 21014) where it was diagnosed that the piston rings needed to be replaced. the vehicle was not repaired. the contact called the manufacturer and was informed that they would not consider the warranty and there was no recall on the vehicle. the failure mileage was 136,900.