hilux limp mode

Asked by makiez Nov 12, 2010 at 10:50 PM about the Toyota Hilux

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

anyone know how to undo limp mode?

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Mike answered 14 years ago

Limp mode is so you can get the vehicle to a shop to get repaired. How to undue it - Get it fixed

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Hannah answered 7 years ago

Clearing the code will clear it temporarily, but it will activate regardless of how fast you are going (i.e. highway) the code will tell you what to do.

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Hannah answered 7 years ago

Clearing the code will clear it temporarily, but it will activate regardless of how fast you are going (i.e. highway) the code will tell you what to do.

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Hannah answered 7 years ago

Clearing the code will clear it temporarily, but it will activate regardless of how fast you are going (i.e. highway) the code will tell you what to do.

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