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Problems with 2010 Toyota Highlander TRACTION CONTROL SYSTEM

On average, the 2010 Toyota Highlander starts to “feel” problems with the TRACTION CONTROL SYSTEM and its various aspects after 1 275 miles.

Recently reported TRACTION CONTROL SYSTEM problems on 2010 Toyota Highlander

On december 2, 2009, i took delivery of a new 2010 toyota highlander sport model, with a v-6 engine and 2 wheel drive. this vehicle subsequently was identified in the january & february, 2010 recall notices as being one of the vehicles affected by the sticking gas pedal problem. however, preceding the recall notices, on january 15, 2010, i experienced a brake pedal fade while stopped on level flat ground at a red traffic signal. i pressed down on the brake pedal harder to ensure that i did not drift into the rear end of the car stopped in front of me. upon pressing down harder on the brake pedal, the "hill assist" warning buzzer sounded even though my wheels were not spinning or in danger of spinning. when the traffic signal changed to green a minute or so later, i removed my foot from the brake pedal and lightly depressed the accelerator to start moving forward. i found that i had to apply substantial ( greater than normal) pressure to the accelerator pedal to make the car move forward. this caused great concern because of the possibility of moving forward too quickly from a dead stop ...

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