Nobody gave you input, everyone is laughing at you.To those more mature forum members, thanks for your input.
The high school bully you're referring to posts alternate part numbers all the damn time when people ask for help. Really helpful bully, IMO.No problem, I can ignore the high school bullies
If you tell anyone I do that again, I'll see you out in the parking lot tough guy.The high school bully you're referring to posts alternate part numbers all the damn time when people ask for help. Really helpful bully, IMO.
I couldn't think of your profile name lolThere's a third guy on here that actually works in Toyota's parts division, but I can't remember his name. He tries to answer those requests but the other two sometimes respond faster...
Actually, it was very easy to get the leak diagnosed. As you may recall, no one who replied to my post thought that assessment was correct until I had it looked at by an experienced BMW shop owner. He reaffirmed the leak to be coming from the left side output shaft seal. I may have mislabeled that seal, but it certainly was identified by two techs.If it was so difficult for you to get your leak diagnosed by Toyota. You really think change to their entire system is
going to happen.... for a niche model?
Really want to know how you think it'll get accomplished. Honestly no sarcasm.
Also how a forum page is going to be the catalyst for this change....
I am, but doing so requires topping off the diff every 500 - 1000 miles or so before the part is delivered. (no expected delivery date)…..just drive the goddamn car and enjoy it…