It's not an actual issue. If you want them to check it out, that is your right. They will probably just drain and refill. If they refill it correctly, you will be fine. You will also probably be fine if you don't do any of that....but not while the car is under warranty?
I just received a call, yesterday about a Supra survey for Toyota. It was about 20 minutes long and included quite a few thoughts. I called back, today to add the diff leak information because Toyota needs to hear the good and bad about ownership. While I was working full time, I had attended a review board for issues that production and quality departments were having. I represented our advanced mfg. engineering department, so it was my goal to uncover root causes of issues. Often, I had to pass on information to design engineers, or simply change their drawings, myself.
Hate to break it to you... Toyota doesn't give a F about Supra owners input. They sell a little over 100 Supras a month in the USA, total.
lmao oh boy....but not while the car is under warranty?
Toyota paid a survey company to spend 20 minutes with me to rate and pinpoint areas for improvement. Why would they do that if they don't care? I've worked with Japanese engineers and they should be giving lessons to US and German auto company engineers. They consider their reputation to be very important. Consumer Reports just published an issue in which the most to least reliable auto companies are listed. Lexus/Toyota are at the top, where they are every year. Don't kid yourself, Toyota's reputation is very important to them.
Not anything that your car has anymore, so no worries there.
It’s an overall Toyota survey by a 3rd party. It’s not a Toyota or built by them. They sell a little over a hundred a month. They sell over 100,000 actual Toyotas a month.
US and German corporations? Perhaps, but my experience has shown that even the smallest things are important to many Japanese companies.
Can confirm.
Awww.
If it's on YouTube, it must be true.
