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I guess I was focusing on the upper areas when I zoomed in. My diff bled out an ounce or two, but that was due to the left axel seal leaking. Most likely, the amount in your mat did not exceed that. If you have ramps, you could back up on them, crawl underneath and place your loved fingers in...

You were able to get under the car at that height?

It looks like it's coming from the top, which is where the vent tube (breather) is. Based upon comments by others, if the diff gets hot enough, this is the result. The dealership may check the fluid lever/top it off and clean up the vented oil, then tell you to drive the car for up to 500 miles...

I think some more lights are needed in your garage. :thumbsup:

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People, we have a Dr. House impersonator in the house!

For warranty adherence, I'd get it changed when the car tells you, even if it makes no sense. My 2008 MX5 accumulates 1100 miles in a year, but since it is not under warranty, I change its synthetic oil every year and a half. It still looks perfectly fresh when I do. My supra will probably...

My car sat at the dealership for 5 weeks without a charge. These batteries are massive!

How often are they balanced?

It's always best to get a baseline on the same dyno. My 2001 Corvette dynoed 315 (stock) and 328 with CAI and Borla cat-back on a Dynojet. Torque was 352 lbs-ft. Factory rating was 350 at the engine.

Powder coating requires the part(s) to be pre-baked to about 350 degrees F, so the components to be coated would likely need to be disassembled, first. Painting may be able to be done with only cleaning and masking. Of course, epoxy powder coating is more durable.

All 45th Anniversary Supras (like my car) have black calipers, I believe. They definitely hide dirt and brake dust better than does any other color calipers.

I see red flags when a dealership pulls that paint protection "scam". After I bought my car, I had 2/3 of it covered with thick (STEK) PPF for $3500. That's most likely much better than what that dealership is offering. Have you looked outside of your area? (toyota.com) You can always drive your...

I thought the same thing. Surprisingly, there are many within a 30 mile radius of where I live. I just rarely saw any (maybe 2 or 3 over the past few years), so I signed up with this forum and posted a request for an owner to meet me somewhere and let me check out their Supra. Jayce drove at...

It'd be hilarious if someone were to swap in a Lexus badge.

I stuffed the back with groceries and other stuff.

One of the most connected cars I have driven was a 2021 Lotus Evora GT. I've also driven a 2020 Porsche 911 S, which was not quite in the same league as the Lotus. That 911 was faster; it's just that it was a bit numb compared to the Evora. The Supra is a different animal, since it is front...

I wished I had a cabin filter that got rid of unburned hydrocarbons coming from big-cammed cars in front of me during the 70s and 80s.

I've never done that with my Supra but zrk says it takes 5-10 minutes. Hopefully, there's a procedure out there somewhere.

I used to have a similar problem when changing the brake light switch in my 68 Corvette. Contorting my back was not a big problem when I was in my 20s, but after 40, I started removing the front seat.