Comments by "DonnieV" (@donniev8181) on "Fuel Filler Overflows! Toyota P0455 Evap Fail!" video.

I'm always amazed at seeing the underside of these Florida vehicles, the lack of road salt makes everything an absolute pleasure to work on.
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@mattabbey9190 yeah, it was like brand new under there. Maybe we people of the north should press the authorities to devise a better way of keeping our roads clean in the winter, like heated concrete lol. As advanced as our country is, there has to be a better way that does not destroy millions of cars.
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I'm going to have to disagree with you, I recently purchased a new Toyota Camry SE and the car is extremely well designed and manufactured. It's an absolute dream to drive and these suspension and steering parts are made extremely well. That's what's great about Toyota, they do not up and change their designs for no reason. They continue to make things better. I personally believe a lot of its has to do with the standards and practice laws in Japan.
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@basbass429 here's an idea, stop commenting on things you clearly know nothing about. They have scan tools that are specifically made to check every module and computer on modern cars. Enjoy living in the 20th century, come back and we'll talk 20 years from now.
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@basbass429 what new radical electrical components can not be read, checked, and tested with a scan tool? There's a reason why Toyota has been named the world's most reliable car maker for 22yrs straight.
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@davidtreeby3909 I hope that this process makes it mainstream, but unfortunately, salt is cheap and abundant. It would take millions of us northerners to demand change. It seems wrong to allow a process that is so destructive to continue on without trying to optimize the whole process. Literally, tens of millions of cars are affected just in the US alone.
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Merry Christmas!
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