Toyota Yaris reliability

[jose3sgte]

When I swapped my cluster to a Canadian with tach it had 177,556 miles, the new one had 56,000 kms on it and today I swapped it for a 2010 S cluster it had 192,000 kms, so 192,000kms - 56,000kms =136,000 kms = 84506 miles + 177,556 miles = 262062 miles on my PR Spec 2006 Hatchback. Nobody believes me but my car has the same brake pads from new, the only things that I have changed are:

1. Motor Oil & Filter (obviously)
2. Tranny Oil (manual)
3. Serpentine Belt
4. Air filter
5. Cabin Filter
6. Tires
7. Rear driver wheel bearing
8. Spark Plugs (2 times)

Also maintenance is by the book so just Imagine how many times I've changed the oil and tires

I would like to know if the ECU keeps the mileage data so I can have proof

[nookandcrannycar]

Originally Posted by jose3sgte

When I swapped my cluster to a Canadian with tach it had 177,556 miles, the new one had 56,000 kms on it and today I swapped it for a 2010 S cluster it had 192,000 kms, so 192,000kms - 56,000kms =136,000 kms = 84506 miles + 177,556 miles = 262062 miles on my PR Spec 2006 Hatchback. Nobody believes me but my car has the same brake pads from new, the only things that I have changed are:

1. Motor Oil & Filter (obviously)
2. Tranny Oil (manual)
3. Serpentine Belt
4. Air filter
5. Cabin Filter
6. Tires
7. Rear driver wheel bearing
8. Spark Plugs (2 times)

Also maintenance is by the book so just Imagine how many times I've changed the oil and tires

I would like to know if the ECU keeps the mileage data so I can have proof

I believe you. Member trini_per4mance didn't have to do any work on his brakes until he hit 400,000 miles. Mine = 20% worn (front and rear) at around 207,000 - 208,000 miles.