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no, but a few years back something chewed through an exhaust sensor under my ST (causing engine light to come on and off) so decided to built a car pit in my new garage. Concrete guys had put down crap concrete , which was turning to sand. So was a good time to consider digging it all up and building a pit. Might help to check this issue.Definitely a great videoalso impressed with his car lift
anyone using one of those
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Definitely a great videoalso impressed with his car lift
anyone using one of those
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Just a question..
Is this really an issue, or maybe normal?
And the pieces will eventually fall down and will be removed by next oil change?
So can anybody confirm, that the above is clearly not an option?
Unfortunately not. As you see in photos its packed into the strainer, if it could fall out it would have done and would all be sat in the oil pan when its removed from inspection.Just a question..
Is this really an issue, or maybe normal?
And the pieces will eventually fall down and will be removed by next oil change?
So can anybody confirm, that the above is clearly not an option?
This is interesting:
100% this.Think it boils down to a bad dealer making the call, rather than Toyota.
That doesn't including the instances in Japan which I've seen another 6-7 of.There only seems to reports of 5 or 6 cars including the one that Toyota have now agreed to rebuild under warranty. There is even comments that 2 of these cars might not be related to RTV blockages and poor gear changes. Amazed that Toyota are not issuing some comms on a fix if it’s affecting a lot of cars now!
At least we know, why our cars are being on hold:
At least I hope so that is the case.
Not just you. He's used far too much there. Not his only error either.Good vid, but is it just me that is seeing the same problem happening again once he has tightened everything back up?
Wow, it all makes sense now. You are right and they simply misspelled the name Bender on the plateI knew exactly who had put the engine together , as the nameplate of the builder is on the top of it.
Wonder if Subaru employ this robot to build their engines
PS His name is “Bender”