HI, the check engine light and 4w light is on and the gaspedal just doesn't respond normal

Asked by GuruT16T3 Jul 14, 2018 at 10:27 PM about the 2007 Toyota RAV4

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hi, I went to the repairer, it was fixed, he said that a
sensor was the problem, it was riding smoothly ,
until yesterday, I went to a garage to service the
car, they changed the transmission fluid and the
engine oil, today the check engine light and 4wd
light is on and the it just refuses to change the
gears, It reaches 80 km\h then after it doesn't shift
the gear
The engine reacts very lazy when I push the gas
pedal, not normal like it used to be, "Toyota rav4
2007 4wd 4cylinder"

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GuruT6VHC answered 6 years ago

Check vacuum lines! One loose one will cause a lot of trouble with that sensor. I have an 08 and mine would overheat as if the thermostat was stuck and then once it got to red it would pop open and be at normal temp.

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