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Toyota Vios electrical problem

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Definatly sounds like a loose connection or something connection breaking down when warm or vibrating.

An OBDII reader could narrow down the search to what system is loosing the power but I would start by checking all connections and plugs that are accessable.

With all electrical power being lost it points to a main feed, battery, alternator, fuse box or vehicle modules.

OBDII readers are available on Lazada for 100B plug in and connect via wifi to your phone.

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  • I don't know the Vios but I'd be looking at the ignition switch and its wiring along with any relays that are activated by the ignition.   It may be enough to just disconnect the connectors

  • When the car is running it is the alternator powering the car.   As always with electrical Gremlins, check the grounds first. 90% of problems caused by bad grounds.   Newer compute

  • Once a petrol car has started, the alternator takes over, there are some rides that may stop on battery removal, but I have never had one...

Have you had the engine bay cleaned recently?

 

Buddy of mine has a 1YO Yaris and they went through the main fuse box harness with the pressure washer, same symptoms as yours. Took Toyota 2 weeks to fix it.

 

Same thing happened to another colleague with Ranger but it only affected the lights. Thing looked like a one-armed bandit going down the road.

 

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