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rear of yaris 1.0 sol to high and two light?


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hI ,

I'm form portugal and i have a totyota yaris 1.0 sol .

e had an accident two weeks ago that nearly killd me.

i was giving 60km/h in the city e i hit the brakes hard, and the car suddentley turns .

i made a 180 in the middle of the road, and i di'ent turn the wheel.

is this normal.

did it hapend becuse the rear of the car is to hight and two light ?

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Not long after the Yaris was launched in the UK most of them had to be recalled for a 'safety' check! Basically the brake compensator valve & front brake pads had to be replaced because under emergency braking the rear brakes could lock up forcing the car into a spin.Toyota GB even gave every customer a bottle of champagne for there troubles!

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The only models not to effected in the Yaris range are the T-Sport as they have disc brakes on the rear of the car. Any owner of a with Yaris with drum rear brakes should get in contact with there local dealer and just make sure that there are is not effected. It sounds FERREIRM that the problem has effected you car.

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