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Toyota ECHO Model Overview

Toyota ECHO Questions

mcotter
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Where Is The Indicator Panel Located So That I Can Turn Off The Engine Ligh...

If the new gas cap does the trick and the engine light still stays on, where do I go to reset it?

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mcotter
10

Engine Light Staying On. How Do I Reset This?

25 views with 3 answers (last answer 2 weeks ago)
mcotter
10

Recurring Problem With Evap

2nd time this has happened.. after an oil change, engine light comes on 2 days later. Diagnostic says Evap emission control - possibly incorrect purge flow, system vent control circuit faulty, no low ...

21 views with 2 answers (last answer 2 weeks ago)
Pattywhited
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My Toyota Echo's Trunk Lock Stayed In The Unlock Position And My Trunk Latc...

I went to open my trunk and the lock is horizontal as if it is already unlocked with the key in it. The trunk latch is also not working. What happened? My 200 Echo is not worth enough to spend much mo...

54 views with 1 answer (last answer about a month ago)
rich20012
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2001 Toyota Echo - Speedometer Intermittantly Goes On And Off + Odometer Ma...

I have a 2001 Toyota echo, and first thing that happened was I took it for an oil change.. a few days later I noticed my odometer went from 80,000 miles to 999,999 and stayed there. The trip mileage ...

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About the Toyota ECHO

The Toyota ECHO was introduced as a 2000 model to fill the sub-compact gap left behind by the discontinued Tercel, which was last produced as a 1998. The car was notable for its height, which was taller than most sub-compacts, allowing for more roominess inside.

The Toyota Echo was decidedly an economy car. It came with very few options, but it did get excellent gas mileage--up to 43 mpg on the highway. However, it was noisy at high speeds, and its low weight meant it got blown around.

The Echo was most noted for its unusual style, which was tall but short. It was compared to everything from a roller skate to a penalty box. Some people found it charming, but many just found it ugly.

The Echo never connected with the young market it was supposed to. It was discontinued in 2005, to make way for the arguably hipper and more timely Yaris two years later.