Toyota Highlander: Toyota's Worst Car
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- Опубликовано: 8 авг 2020
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👉Let me know what you guys think about Toyota Highlanders, or if you have had any bad experiences with them!
Great info can you tell me your experience what's a best compact car out there.
Joey B yes compact like car or little suvs also!
@@WestonMooreTheCarDealer can you name what's a good compact car
for me, it was shaking from the rear which is likely and issue with rear diff.
Uh huh I have a 2005 Toyota Highlander with over 300k on it same engine same transmission all I have had to do was change out the shocks, battery, tires and do my regular oil and transmission fluid changes and I also have a 09 Toyota Highlander that has 200k on it with 0 problems and the fact that you put the Highlander is Toyota’s worst vehicle is just ridiculous! You couldn’t give me a Ford, Fiat Chrysler, GM or even a Honda.
Never disrespect the Toyota Highlander like that ever again. We’ve put +200k miles on mine and it still works amazing. It’s been totaled and salvaged. It’s hauled boats and has towed many other vehicles out of sticky situations. From my experience the 1st gen Toyota Highlander is a an absolute tank. It’s not very impressive off-road but it’ll get the job done. Never, ever disrespect the Toyota Highlander like this ever again.
Never😑 I am from Jamaica we drive on the left for our cars are right hand. I own the Toyota Kluger (the right hand version of the HighLander) and it gives me noooo issues none!
Sorry brother, certain models of Toyota Highlanders really aren't good. Maybe I should get a 1998 to 2000 model and not worry about the gas mileage. 💯☮️
What year is your Highlander? I’ve been looking into purchasing one. I love them especially the body style in this video.
I have well over 260K miles on it and I still smoke people who under estimate the actual power, consistency and reliability… still a awesome car though I’ve done repair on it over the years
@@ethanweed4203 absolutely bro, I’ve smoked so many people that thought that their new grocery getter was faster. The power, consistency, and reliability of the Highlander is impressive to say the least
The first gen Highlander is one of the best cars I've ever owned. 15 years and not a single problem or failure.
Is it 4cyl or V6?
My Dad has a 1st gen v6 and clocking almost 200k miles and has been better than his 3rd gen 4 cylinder
True!
20 years now on our 2001 v6 with 150K. The FR door lock fell in the door last week, otherwise absolutely no problems (btw this car lives outdoors 24/7 in TUCSON).
Bru my toyota highlander is an 06 and it's at 1.5 million miles with an Ebay turbo pushing 347 to the front wheels
My dad's 2004 Highlander has over 438,000 miles. Same transmission and still going strong 👌😎
love to see this, just bought a 2002 with 300k miles and everything runs smoothly!! hopefully i can make it at least another 100k :)
Long time toyota higlander owner ; Guy buys crap at auction and complains it's crap... disliking now...
Where you from bro
This guy. Trying to give 1st Gen Highlanders a bad rap when, in actuality, its one of the most reliable models ever. Go check the data, chief.
yes I have one and it is a V6 monstrous SUV I ever met. Fuck you @Weston Moore The Car Dealer!
@@citrusgrub6377 nasty
@97KT tf you mean Nasty
Yea I have the ³.3 v6 over 200
Yeah this guy is stupid ! Toyota is the best ever my 2006 solara has 200k miles on it and still runs like new, I am looking for a 2010 highlander now
Total BS ! One of the most reliable Toyota models. A good friend of mine has an 06’ with 348,221 Kms. No issues other than regular maintenance items such as brakes, exhaust and service.
He better be lucky he didn't buy the Toyota Highlander hybrid version. I'm $3,000 plus in the red because of that darn model.
Replacing a cat isn't regular service but I get what you're saying
@@ChrisWhite-zn1dt always go for the v6, they put the best quality control into the v6 engines
The 05-07's with the 3.3 and U151e transmission are amongst the most reliable things ever built on earth
My 02 has been nearly perfect for 260k miles with the 3.0 v6
Yeah the 3.0 is better just because of the fact that it's non interference. If the timing belt snaps in the 3.3 you have a dead engine. If it snaps on the 3.0 the engine will just die and cut off.
I had my my 2007 highlander engine with 189k swapped with the same 3.3l v6 from a 2017 highlander with 57k and the transmission feels a little funky now sometimes and I’m not sure if I should be concerned or not. I killed the first engine barreling through a puddle like a jackass. Mines a 4x4 and I have thrashed it pretty good in it’s lifetime but I’m worried the transmissions been too broken in with the old engine or if it’s just on its way out after a hard life of a total 200k driven
Facts. My 2004 3.3 V6 is 20 years old and still is sexy
Just for clarity, an entire model and year of vehicle is condemned because of the experience with ONE individual car bought at auction, in complete disregard for long-standing reports of overall reliability by professional organizations? Do I have it right?
Yeah he probably bought it for 800$ SMH fucking up
probably was flooded... they gotcha
I got an 07 that has 218,000 miles on it with no problems outside of 2 dealer recalls. The most reliable vehicle I've ever had. But of course I didn't buy it at an auction.
Lucky man. Hopefully you'll get 300,000 plus miles without any major problems. I bought the 2006 hybrid version. Bad idea and it cost $ me in the long run. 😓😮
I’m daily driving an 07 with 196k on it. I’ve been thrashing it super hard for just over a year now and it’s an amazing car
Are you kidding me? Toyota highlanders drive forever, they are the closest thing to an unkillable suv out there.
I see where you are coming from I really do. We have just had multiple of this particular year model have problems. We also have had a few earlier year models be almost perfect!
Mines been totaled and salvaged and has been wrecked multiple times (my sister likes to text and drive) and it still works amazing. The 1st gen Toyota Highlander is nigh-unkillable
Everybody wants to buy used Highlanders. The ONLY Highlanders that get to the auction are abused or with chronic problems. The vast majority are quickly sold by their owners. You're painting with a very wide brush. My '04 has 179,745 miles on it and I would drive it anywhere. If you maintain them, they last a LONG time.
Thanks for the undeserved trashing of the ‘01-‘07 Highlanders, so whenever my 2004 dies, I may be able to get another just like it for even less money. After 244k miles over 48 states, across southern Canada, and Alaska to Georgia in the winter with no significant problems, I’ll gladly buy another of the same model year, unless it outlives me, which is likely. Any owner or dealer will tell you the tranny hesitancy characteristics are the norm for this spectacular SUV - it’s not a problem. It improves if one resets the computer (disconnect/reconnect battery) then drives like a bat out of hell as I do, so it relearns your driving habits. The only AC problem I ever had was a freon leak that took 3x to fix-3rd third time a charm. After 15 years, my LCD panel faded but still shows what I need. My cats died around 150k miles, then replaced around 200k miles because I was tired of seeing the check engine light (it still ran great!). I had a problem with one of the belts that came loose and scored the housing near the water pump - easily and inexpensively repaired/replaced on the road again next day. Awesome SUV - I’ve passed many a vehicle that slid off icy/snowy roads while my tank never missed a beat with my Goodyear Triple Treads. Best investment ever.
Don’t listen to this guys
I have an '05 V6 Highlander at 240k+, and it's still a Beast -- totally reliable -- other than fluid changes and new tires -- requires no maintenance. Where I live in N. California, there are LOTS of first generation Highlanders still on the road -- attesting to their longevity and reliability. Not only is the first generation Highlander generally reliable -- but the Highlander brand overall makes the lists of top 10 most reliable vehicles.
Obviously the general consensus states that this video is complete bs. My guess is it wasn’t well maintained. Any car is a pile of junk if it’s not properly maintained. I Have an 05 highlander limited that has towed boats, pulled buddies out of ditches, driven across states, and never leaves me stranded. One of the most reliable vehicles Toyota has put out and that’s no small feat. The biggest issue I’ve ever had is an ac condenser that went out at 175k miles. Hardly a difficult fix. Now we’re coming up on 200k and we just took it across two and a half states and back. 16 hours of driving at 80-90 mph and not a single hiccup. Not bad for a car that’s almost old enough to vote…
Toyota highlander 2000 to 2007 are the best 👍👍👍
24? Dude you look almost 40
Working at a used car lot takes its toll
I hate Toyota Highlanders I’ve had problems with all of them. So I bought a half dozen of them and I’m losing money. Da f*ck?
Regarding the AC: my eyebrows raised as well when I heard the many misses on the control unit in this video, so I went to check the Toyota official parts site and I can see why he and Toyota staff are having so much trouble, there are indeed 3 different part numbers for the same part and they all say they work for this model. I then went to the service manual and it provides no other clarification of how to use the different parts. I checked the wiring diagrams and depending on your setup, the ECU/BCM/air bag sensor/gateway ecu (if you have one) are all involved in the signaling. So if someone has replaced a part with an unmatched part, which the Toyota documentation does not clarify, this could cause the malfunction and be tricky. If you don't have the proprietary Techstream Toyota computer to check the Toyota specific DTC codes, I'd suspect what he did that the control unit (AC amplifier) was to blame. So my strategy would be to get the Toyota scanner to check for proprietary DTCs, then troubleshoot down the wiring/signal path. So for this issue, I would say there's nothing wrong with the Highlander, but there is a problem with the Toyota technical documentation for the HVAC system for this model. ...I've never heard of the AC not funtioning as a pattern problem like this for the highlander, so I think this is probably an isolated incident. What is an issue for the Highlander HVAC though is the encoder knobs (for temp and fan). The wires on the circuit board break connecting the knobs. It's an easy fix pulling the headunit apart and soldering them back on.
Regarding the transmission: if I had 4 transmissions from the same year and model have the same issue I'd question the quality too. But given the rest of the internet has not had that issue regularly, this is probably just incredibly bad luck. So maybe the title of the video should have had a question mark after it and that would have stopped the ire of those commenting. Toyota advises that the transmission fluid does not need to be changed on regular intervals, and Phoenix is hot, and these are auction cars, so perhaps the owners drove the cars hard, incorrectly in low gear, burned up the fluid, never checked the condition of the fluid (which Toyota does say to do on regular intervals) which then killed the clutch packs. I like the suggestion to check the transmission filter; I'll keep that in mind if my 07 Highlander starts to shudder.
One of the best models from Toyota
Purchased an 01 Highlander from neighbor for $500. Its the fwd model with a 2.4l. Was very neglected mechanically but inside and under side pristine. Used either OEM or quality parts only. Best vehicle ever. I'd like to find another one. Wife's 03 Toyota Camry with same engine, that we got for free, still runs strong also. Gotta love Toyota.
Does the 2.4 feel sluggish?
I currently have 335,739 miles and counting on mine, 2001! Never speak like that again about Highlander any Toyota or Honda
01 limited. 412,000 kms and no issues. Pretty sure you bought junk rentals or beat not babied models.
It’s not a slip, it’s a shift issue. Most people with these cars learn to drive the car so it doesn’t do it. I’ve heard it can be remedied with a trans ecu flash. My car does it occasionally but it’s not bad at all.
I just bought an 07 v6 with 110k and the transmission is a little wonky. I have done some digging online and it seems like this is just kinda the way they drive. I hope that is the case
I think I know what you’re referring to. I’ve been driving my 05 highlander for 5 years and going from 2nd to 3rd (or maybe it’s 1st to 2nd haha) gear it does hiccup but I never really notice it anymore cause I think I subconsciously accelerate a specific way so it doesn’t do it. I’ve never really thought about it until I read your comment cause I’ve learned the way it likes to be drive a long time ago. Or maybe you’re referring to something else I didn’t really watch this video the whole way thru. Interesting stuff regardless.
This guy tanked his channel
I've got an 04 highlander with 247k miles on it. It's the most reliable car I've ever owned
04 with almost 175,000. Minor repairs along the way. GREAT vehicle. Super reliable. I intend to keep it until it doesn't run anymore. Regular maintenance is really all it requires. This guy bought beat up, non maintenanced, likely repo'd, vehicles at auction and thinks they'll be perfect. 🙄
Me Too
Lack of knowledge does cost money sometimes.
Damn True LOL!
What does a 24 year old know?
I have a 2009 Highlander S and it has over 217k miles on it and STILL going. I love the Highlander so much and I've had this thing in my family since 2009.
My dad even FRIED the transmission and we got it replaced, still hauling ass to this day
My 04 transmission "shutters"... but I got used to it. 100,000 miles later, it STILL shutters exactly the same but has NOT gotten worse.
Also... it has always had a problem with the dials to the heat/ac control not holding the temp. All I do is move the dial a little one way or the other and it readjusts itself. All in all, I LOVE my 04 Highlander V6
My transmission does the same thing and look u can fix the middle temperature nob pull it off and there is a little nut just tighten it put the nob back on and it’s good as new no more wiggling or going from hot to cold
@@billydillard5037 can you explain in more detail
You can tell this guy like his Fords 😂 Practically 90% of all Toyota cars are reliable. Had a ‘93 Camry with almost 380k miles. Don’t talk out of your ass if you’ve personally never owned one.
360k on mine. Runs great. Just routine maintenance
Damn 360K you deserve a medal sir LOL!
im pretty sure that your the only person to ever call these a bad car. ive owned two and both were 250k+. love my highlander...
I had a friend who moved overseas due to deployment and brought his first gen hybrid with him. It’s survived decades of work and abuse and never have him any problems. Brilliant car IMO.
My 01 180000 highlander 4wd likes to argue with this video
400k on mine still going strong
I had an 07, drove it 138K and still just as tight with everything working perfectly when I traded up for a newer one with side air bags. Just don't buy junk from auction.
Is it because you don’t like Toyota in general or?
My neighbor has one, great vehicle. I have a 2 Gen and love it.
with my 2007 highlander, i changed a power steering hose, window motor, door lock actuator at less than 40k miles.....now at 80k miles the engine has rattling sound when cold....the noise is less when i started using 0-30 oil.......finding few metal shavings when changing oil...my 99 camry with 130k miles has zero issue
I have almost 200k miles on my highlander. It’s been through two crashes (one which bent the frame) and it keeps on going. I have absolutely zero issues with it. It is a beautiful car. I’ve driven it since I was 16 and drove it for my license. I’m 22 now, still have it and now it’s in my name. Never disrespect a highlander
Yea 😡🥹
That’s too bad you had that issue. My 07 with 229k is fine. Regular service, 2 fender benders, stolen cat no issues. Also, maybe get to the point sooner good video!
The cat was stolen? Aren't each of them mounted in the engine bay, 1 up front and the other in the rear of the engine? The thief still did the work to cut them off?
In Australia these are called a Toyota Kluger. Mine just turned 20. I cannot explain how much I love this car. It is amazing on rough rural roads yet great in traffic.
I wouldn't buy a car from him complaining about a toyota when there is a Maserati on his lot.....
Total BS, that's a powerful and reliable machine. Goes beyond 300k, same engine and gearbox and still strong, all accessories working fine!
This video is like a joke. I have 07 Highlander at 187,000 mile and sill runs like a brand new car. It has no any single issue at all. Sorry dealer, I do not agree with you as other users.
I just bought an 2004 highlander limited and what youre saying about the transmition is true . It does slip alot
I have a 2004 and it slips
I have a 2003 and it doesn’t. As long as the tranny has been regularly maintained (fluid and filter changed after 60k) you won’t have any issues.
Fluid is low
The problem is with the engine controle unit. Use a scanner and go in the menu of the transmission, do a reset and then you have to follow a few steps. Wanna know more? Just reply
@@Rainier279
Sure I want to know more.
You said “use a scanner”
Which scanner?
Is it affordable?
Are You suggesting the Toyota keeps secrets maybe both engine and transmission?
Secrets from showing up on the check engine light?
Got secrets?
I've seen these things with 250,000+ miles and still run great.
It’s bad from the perspective of a cheesy car dealer trying to squeeze a profit and a quick flip from this car.
At least Scotty Kilmers click bait is the truth! Highlanders are great cars.
0:08 the moment I stopped watching.
Heck yea
@UC1w2FoVce6s7_x3Fxk3hOcA your are dumb . like you said in the video. This video is biased and stupid . No one gives a fuck about your bad luck 🤣
My wife has a 2003 with 170k miles on it, and it has had less issues than my 2014 Silverado, which is at 130k miles. The only thing I've had to do is replace a carrier bearing on the driveshaft, and it's a Wisconsin car.
As for the Transmissions.. Did you drain the transmission fluid, remove the transmission pan and transmission filter, clean the transmission pan, change the filter and refill with fresh transmission fluid? May have to also drain the torque converter if it is possible. For me that solved any transmission problems I have ever had.
I have 9 years with mine and is one of the best car i have.
There are two different transmissions in this generation of Highlander, 2001-2003 have a 4 speed, 2004-2007 have a 5 speed. I'd like to know the model numbers of the AWD transmissions, it's not so easy to figure out.
Just hit 200k with my 2004 Highlander
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I'm going to guess you bought them at an auction, and just like many auction vehicles, the maintenance was neglected. Your mediocre mechanic noticed the transmission fuid war filthy dirty, so he stupidly changed it, and you noticed the noise. Never. And I repeat NEVER, change dirty high mileage transmission fluid.
Fake news
I approve of this message 😂😂😂😂
I think the transmission issue is a knock sensor issue. When they go bad, fourth gear becomes unavailable.
Yes this is exactly what is happening to mine. Just put it in Snow mode and it'll go in 4th
I had no idea! Too bad I sold it.
Ive bought an 07 highlander with the 2.4 brand new. Still have it with 189k miles and the first problem ive ever had was the starter last week! And only took me 35 minutes to replace myself. What a great car its been.
My 2003 has 230k miles and it's still going pretty strong
Have you done a transmission drain refill? Transmission recalibration? There is a filter on transmission change that. The ac issue easy. Call dealer get the part number from matching the vin. Then call wrecking yard and find out. Usually in the front of the radio on the edge there is a model number of the Toyota radio you need. Just match up.
I have tried to call the dealer but they have messed up twice! I have not done that tranny filter swap! Thats a great idea though. I could totally see the filter getting clogged and the hydraulic pressures getting reduced and then that causing it to just barely slip.
Yeah I had to do that with a ford escape. Get the right radio. Now the electronic ford explorer steering assist is junk.
That’s the best car I’ve owned. You guys just don’t know how to choose cars
Mine just hit 200k miles and going strong as ever. Small things breaking from 20yrs of use but nothing large.
Man I bought one of these of this guy a while back I needed a car so I went ahead and took it off the guys hands i read so many great reviews about this first gen highlanders well long story short the guy sold me a bad one with alot of problems so i just went ahead and fixed everything on it and it's been the best car I've ever owned there awesome
I have 2004 highlander 4cyl until now its in perfect condition,i did not encounter any issue except malfunction climate control switch,when u turn it on it blows only hot,then i brought it to dealership they diagnose it they say its a major issue and quotes me $3000,,,i bring it back home and try to check it,i found out the aircon switch wires were fuckup,since wires were to tiny to solder them back i went to compuuter repair shop charge only $100 now when i used it its freakin cold
Not true man ! Toyota Highlander 2000-2007 are impeccable. Unmatched.
I have an 06 highlander and it had around 158k on it when I got it and I thought the transmission was starting to slip too turns out it just needed new motor and transmission mounts which was part of the jerking issue also replaced the spark plugs because that had never been done and it runs perfect no issues
02 highlander. The greatest vehical I've ever owned. I beat the hell out of mine. My snow wolf and I go everywhere together this guy is nuts.
I have an ‘05 Limited with 181,000 miles, runs great, transmission has a very slight slip every now and then very minute problem. My issue is the sunroof drains, always clogging and causing spillage into my interior, and the front of hood at lip paint chips extremely easy.
I had a 2006 Toyota Highlander I just sold for a loss. Seems like some vehicles have such a good rep that some people will buy them and run them ragged thinking it will last and those might be the ones most likely to end up at an auction. No vehicle can withstand tons of abused and neglect and not suffer.
Scotty begs to differ
Transmission- is the knock sensors bad
My 01 HVAC control is bad again. It was rebuilt 5 years ago and now it’s dead again, looking for another used unit that isn’t brittle and crumbled.
Bro that car is the most reliable car you could get. My mom got a brand new 2007 when it came out and it still runs great with 100k miles on it.
Why would you tell everyone that you're bad at buying cars? Isn't that your entire business?
Literally it just sounds like you're buying extremely poorly maintained/condition cars if you keep posting videos like this
The first generation Highlander is one of Toyota's best built cars ever.
I have a 2003 Toyota Highlander limited with almost 200k. AC works fine and transmissions all good. only sometimes when its really really cold the clamp holding the power steering hose will snap. who else has this problem?
We've put 440,000kms on ours, first generation hybrid one at that, only now is it getting some issues and it's just normal worn suspension issues, nothing out of the ordinary for how many kms on it lol 440,000kms of offroading, snowboarding trips, ice, salt, snow, dirt, tonnes of long drives and mountain climbs in all types of crap weather. It's been an unassuming beast and jack of all trades for us. I love it.
I think I heard certain 1st gens, I believe later year first gens had a transmission programming error causing a slight hesitation. I believe Toyota has an updated programing for it, Toyota should be able to update it if the owner before your auction never did. No recal btw, service bulletin I believe
Super awesome video thank you so much for sharing. I just bought a 2005 Toyota Highlander runs amazing. Ac not working compression kicks on guy who I bought it from says needs to be recharged. No funny transmission issues drives smooth. I still can switch it for a 2005 Toyota Sequoia that he has I almost get that one but is bigger and more gas
Got an 02 RX300 (the first Gen RX and first Gen Highlander 2001-2003 are the same, just different body styling) 293k miles on the the original 1MZ-FE and U140E. Seems like they're pretty robust and reliable.
Theyre so terrible, we bought 6 of em
He didn't specify if it was the All Wheel Drive model or not. If it is, you have to keep an eye on the tire pressure. Different tire pressures in the wheels can damage the transfer case. Buying it used, well, it may have that damage.
My 04 Highlander is the best vehicle I have ever bought!!
260,000 miles and running strong!
bought my 05' last week, 4wd , paid $5300 , 140K miles , here's what went wrong on the way home , VSC engine check light came on , 2 passenger windows stopped working , a/c stopped working except when on outside air , cruise control doesn't work, roof window is dead , oh , and the drive shaft took a crap 2 miles from the house , ... screw Toyota ,
2007 Camry and Avalon has the same issues with the air conditioning .
I just bought an 02 limited 4 wd , very clean , low miles I'll take my chances.
I'm still very happy.👍
This has to be a joke.
I have an 05 Highlander with over 200k miles on it. I absolutely love it. Never had any major issues. It’s extremely easy to work on. Over the years, I’ve replaced the drive shaft, rear hub assemblies and more. Despite the car spending it’s whole life in Cleveland Ohio, it still runs like the day it was bought. Whenever it finally dies, I’ll be buying a new Toyota. They build their vehicles to last.
My dad has an 07 Highlander that was bought used, then he drove it as a taxi driver. It has no engine problems whatsoever and has 278,000 miles right now. That Highlander you have must’ve not been taken care of.
What? Highlanders are amazing. Awesome road trip vehicle, and reliable as hell. Stop smoking that loco weed…
Lots of cars have 2-3+ models that are sold the same but minor differences. Factor in other regions and it's usually more. These ones are made in Japan. The new ones made in the USA (most of it) with parts from all over though. Starting 15 the complaints started rolling in . Before that , they weren't selling as many millions qs they are now
Bruh your talking to your phone thats an arms length away stop shouting its 2021 mics are good. And BTW I have an 02 highlander with almost 300k on it and only problem is finding fog light bulbs. U need better mechanics.
Thanks for the advice.
Perhaps if you were to get the electrical drawings, start early in the morning, maybe a Sunday, and commit to a troubleshooting session.
I found a really nice high mile 04 highlander limited for $3900 brought it home got it inspected and passed emissions no problem. Took it next door to get an estimate on some stone chips on the hood. They took care of it on the spot. Wednesday I got it tinted. Now I’m just gonna drive it to keep the miles off my Tacoma. I got lucky cause I can’t find no issues on my minty 04 with 230k miles.
great info bruh
CDT transmission?
It's called a CVT.
24 years are not experienced.
All you have to do is search youtube to discover how to solder repair the AC control pan switch.