Corolla Altis 1.6 Auto

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Asked by HassamNabj May 16, 2017 at 11:35 AM about the 2017 Toyota Corolla LE

Question type: General

My new car which has a tracker installed in it with a
mileage of just 4000 turns off on its own, what could be
the problem?

3 Answers

143,735

This is called smart stop,engine shuts off at stop then cranks back up when you press the gas pedal,ECO system,suppose to save you gas.

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No its not that kind of thing, theres some problem. I have to repeatedly start the car.

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143,735

If it is not a ECO car,yes there is a issue,if it cranks back up ok but repeats this,there is and issue with the throttle position sensor,or you have a ECM problem,go have it checked by dealer,you should have warranty on this car.

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