Toyota Venza Hits Full Force

The Toyota Venza is one of Toyota's hidden treasures that often goes unnoticed. It's an affordable crossover with excellent fuel efficiency, decent horsepower, and a spacious interior. Although it was discontinued in 2015, Toyota revived the model for the 2021 release, bringing it back to the market with some modern upgrades. Being one of the less popular Toyota models, there's not a lot of information available for Venza owners. This lack of resources can make maintenance and troubleshooting a bit more challenging. However, with a few key insights, you can better understand this vehicle and keep it running smoothly. So why did Toyota decide to stop producing the Venza in 2015? The answer lies in shifting consumer preferences and competition within the SUV segment. While the Venza had its moments, especially in its early years, sales steadily declined. It never reached the popularity of the RAV4 or Highlander, which were more widely recognized and preferred by buyers. As a result, Toyota chose to focus on models that generated higher demand and sales. Despite its initial decline, the Venza has made a strong comeback. In recent years, the trend toward SUVs and crossovers has grown significantly, and Toyota saw an opportunity to reintroduce the Venza. The 2021 model was redesigned as a hybrid, appealing to eco-conscious drivers who value fuel economy and performance. With features like a 12.3-inch touchscreen, a panoramic sunroof, all-wheel drive, and a soundproofed cabin, the new Venza offers a modern and comfortable driving experience. However, like any vehicle, the Venza isn't without its issues. Owners have reported common problems such as door lock failures, steering rattle, and, in some cases, sunroof shattering in 2012-2013 models. It’s always a good idea to check CarComplaints.com for specific details about your model year. If you're in need of replacement parts, opting for OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) components is the best choice for quality and reliability. While OEM parts can be expensive at dealerships, you can find them at wholesale prices online from authorized retailers. These parts include splash shields, suspension components, exhaust parts, air intake systems, and various accessories—ensuring your Venza stays in top condition. Whether you're a current owner or considering a purchase, the Toyota Venza offers a great blend of style, efficiency, and practicality. With its return to the market, it's definitely worth taking another look. If you need help finding the right parts or want to learn more, feel free to reach out. Written by Tom Blackman

Light & Medium Duty Slurry Pump

Product Introduction

Pump type ML is the standard light duty slurry pump which designed for the continuous pumping of light abrasive, light density slurries with minimal maintenance requirements. The maintain high efficiencies over the wear life of its components and typical used in process plant transfers, wet waste processes recycling-washing plant, sad plant duties, heavy minerals processing, mineral recovery and chemical process plant.

Product Features

-Wear resistant metal or rubber wet end parts, long service life

-Wide option for Impeller

-Various types of pump seals to suit different working condition

-Grease or oil lubrication

-Discharge branch can be positioned at intervals of 45 degree

-Can be installed in multistage series

-Easy to maintain

Pump Range:

-Size: 20mm ~650mm

-Head: 4~ 60m

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