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Replying to: ecampo (Jan 17, 2006 10:28 pm) It's possible they might goodwill part of the repairs if it did not look like it was overheated in the meantime. If you have any doubts as to their work you might want to contact whichever state agency monitors auto repair shops, in Calif it's the Bureau fo Automotive Repair. It's possible there might be a history of complaints with this shop or the specific tech. If nothing else it could give you some leverage toward a compromise of some sort. I know the BAR here always strives to achieve something on the customers behalf + they will review the shops records with regard to that specific repairs -- food for thought. By the way the non factory coolant would not cause instant problems it's something that takes place over time. A dealer ususally checks PH level in coolant (their supposed to occaisionly). |
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Replying to: neumie2000 (Jan 16, 2006 4:52 am) |
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Replying to: grahmm (Jan 17, 2006 8:20 pm) |
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I used to own a 1999 Toyota 4Runner 4WD Limited and had to replace the rotors every 5-10k miles... Anyone out there has experienced similar issues with the 2006 4Runner V8 4WD??? So far there is only one response...: "I have a 2005 V8 4WD with 24k miles. At my 15k service I had 90% left front and back. Most of my driving is freeway and I do tend to be easy on breaks. My Isuzu Rodeo went 150k before I insisted that we do the front pads." I would like more responses specifically if there is a noticeable vibration on the steering wheel when braking straight or downhill... Thanks in advance. |
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Just took a 2003 SR5 (2WD) 4Runner home today from the dealer (Mercedes, not a Toyota dealer - so not certified). Has 50k miles on it. They have agreed to let me have 3 business days to return - I want to have it checked by a mechanic, I know a really good one, but should I take it to a Toyota Dealer? Also, the inspection at the dealer revealed an oil leak - stated they had it fixed and gave me the completed check list. After driving home, about 50 miles, the "Maint" light is on - owners manual says "replace engine oil". Help! Is this a serious problem? Any advise on what to have checked? The vehicle "looks" very nice over all, but I'm no mechanic and there's no extended warranty unless I buy it.
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Replying to: crm (Jan 20, 2006 11:34 pm) |
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Replying to: crm (Jan 20, 2006 11:34 pm) |
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I tried to replace both front shock; but, it is so rusty & hard to get the old bolt & nut out... any trick suggest to me with many thanks...
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Replying to: calviny (Jan 22, 2006 5:58 pm) If that don't work, there are still many options, but start with that as it will work most of the time. Also, make sure the bolt isn't spinning while you're trying to remove the nut. If it does spin, then use another wrench to stabilize the bolt, but be careful of any brake lines or other things that the wrench may come in contact with. |
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I have a '05 SR5 4WD. Based on the discussion here, I thought it was perfectly OK to leave the truck in 4 HI mode all the time. But, this morning, when I took it in for an oil change, the service advisor stated that I was damaging the drive train by doing that. We could not get into details as it was early morning and he was quite busy. Is he right?
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