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2007 Toyota Avalon repairs by problem area
Engine (32%)
Transmission and Drivetrain (0%)
Brakes and Traction Control (7%)
Suspension and Steering (9%)
Electrical and Air Conditioning (42%)
Paint, Rust, Leaks, Rattles, and Trim (0%)
Other (11%)
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Chart based on 57 repairs.
2007 Toyota Avalon engine repair cost distribution
$2500+ (0%)
$1000 - $2499 (13%)
$500 - $999 (13%)
$100 - $499 (38%)
< $100 (38%)
Chart based on 16 repair trips. The repair cost chart excludes repairs made under warranty, do-it-yourself repairs, and repair trips that include maintenance.
2007 Toyota Avalon 4dr Sedan
268-horsepower 3.5L V6 5-speed shiftable automatic FWD
| 90000 mi US $250 |
Replaced two coils |
| 99000 mi US $1350 |
Check engine light for air/fuel sensors. Could have replaced sensor but due to a defect in the exhaust manifold this issue would not go away completely. Had to replace exhaust manifold and 2 air/fuel sensors. |
| 44000 mi | Hose to oil system failed. Lost all oil. Toyota said some Avalons have this issue. yet, no recall or service bulletin. |
| 159000 mi US $120 |
Flex exhaust pipe was replaced. |
| 169000 mi US $150 |
air filter was overdue for change and was changed |
| 120800 mi US $800 |
Replaced spark plugs & belts |
| 187000 mi US $75 |
Check engine light flashing. Showed 3 cylinders had misfired. Reset codes, replaced gas cap, added Techron fuel cleaner, and started going to Chevron for gas instead of cheapest I can find. This car's at almost 200K so I think I need to baby it a bit with higher quality gas and dropping a bottle of Techron in every 2-3 months. So far no more misfires...fingers crossed. |
| 81000 mi US $1000 |
Bad ignition coil Bad head gasket |
| 103000 mi | top of radiator blew hole below filler cap, temp gauge hot , repair light on dash, need replacement radiator |
| 25000 mi US $240 |
Exhaust manifold has design flaw but no recall. Air/fuel sensor Bank 1, sensor 1 fails prematurely. Replace mainfold/sensor for $1800 or sensor for $240 every 20,000'ish miles. I chose the latter. Good now for another few years (I hope) |
| 34200 mi | This is the second time the air-fuel sensor has died. An OEM replacement was used last time and lasted only 1 year. There is a design-flaw in the exhaust manifold. Must be replaced to avoid repeated repairs, but that would cost $1800 :-( UPDATE: May 2017 - 5 years later: No new failures of this part. Perhaps the second replacement done in 2012 will be the last one. Did they fix the sensor design ? (I still haven't replaced the exhaust manifold which was the original Toyota recommendation) |
| 35000 mi US $15 |
Gas smell in garage on very hot days. Replaced gas cap and seems to have gone away. Finally got around to replacing A/F sensor (for second time - see earlier entries). Replaced it myself with help of a friend (with OEM part like before). We'll see how long it lasts on this second sensor. (First one lasted only 14 months) UPDATE: May 2017 - 5 years later: No new failures of this part. Perhaps the second replacement done in 2012 will be the last one. Did they fix the sensor design ? (I still haven't replaced the exhaust manifold which was the original Toyota recommendation) |
| 74500 mi US $550 |
check engine light - code shows evap leak. repaired hoses and canister. much time in analysis of what was wrong and how to fix |
| 87000 mi US $215 |
Intermittent misfire cyl #3. Replaced #3 ignition coil and plugs. Still misfired. Ultimately fixed by cleaning contacts and wiring to ECM (Engine Control Module). |
| 66000 mi | a rubber oil hose broke resulting in the loss of engine oil |
| 80000 mi US $120 |
Number 3 coil had to be replaced |
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