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Not to say the Verus part does not work, however in this situation I am doubting the differential is overheating, if it was you would have an error on the dash due to the diff having an oil temp sensor built into the drain plug. Members who have had this looked at, had the differential drained...

I should also add that I have been trying to see what the GT4 car uses for cooling, and I have yet to be able to find a picture of the underside. I have only found this picture so far, which appears to show one side exhaust and what appears to me, to be a cooler of some type to the left of the...

What's your mileage on the car? I'm really starting to wonder if some differentials were overfilled from the factory.... https://www.supramkv.com/threads/2020-supra-leaking-fluid-from-differential-stock-1600-miles.2852/

Total BS. I drove my car in and they began working on it right away. They need to update their computer that connects to your car, and then the actual update.

My boroscope died otherwise I would have been able to get under the car and see for sure where it was coming from....I have another one that should be here soon. My thoughts are that maybe some of these cars are overfilled from the factory and causes the fluid to puke out through the breather hole.

Thanks!

@Spiguyver How has the Verus diff cooler been working for you? I found some oil on my car at 655 miles. Gotta love the Supra :)

haha, just noticed this on my car as well with 650 miles on it as well, a couple of drips on the ground where the diff is with that wonderful smelling diff fluid. Another fun involved ownership experience with the Supra :) I'll keep an eye on it and am going to buy the Verus diff cooler to see...

Welp, the car is done in 2025 so I guess we will find out in a couple of years. As many have said - buy it for you and dont worry about the depreciation loss. If it does bother you that much, in a year or so pick up a used 2020 - or just lease it. Many cars that nobody wanted and were...

Thank you for checking!

Here is a 2022 A91 Carbon Fiber special edition VIN: WZ1DB0C0XNW046576

I have been looking on line at Toyota parts sites, but they have yet to list any of the 2022 models. I'm sure if anyone here works in a Toyota Parts department they might be able to look it up for us? :)

Good write up! Pretty funny how Tein actually comes with the isolators compared to other brands. In my experience Tein suspenion products are nothing but garbage.

Green condensation? lol Take it somewhere else.

Post your results after the tune...would love to see what AMS can do with basic bolts on and tune. I'm in Northern Lake County and am planning to take my car there whenever they finally figure out how to unlock my locked '21 ECU.

I never owned a BMW tech automobile until I owned the Supra.....it made my head explode that if the battery goes down in charge, it sets an immutable flag that can only be changed when you unhook, recharge and "re-initialize" the battery with a diagnostic tool. I asked myself - Why did they do...

I attempted to look for a backup of my current settings, but didn't really dig into it much - as I understand it it only backs up your change from stock. So any backup you put would but putting the car back to stock - which it would already be. I just remembered what I did and redid it all.

Here was my experience with my Supra recall. Appointment was made for 7:20am - I showed up at 7:15 and bring the guys some Twinkies/Ho Hos and Brownies. (Working at a dealership in the past helped me learn this trick - a little kindness goes a long way) Car was taken in - I put a "DO NOT WASH"...

You can fix this yourself, here is what I did. https://www.supramkv.com/threads/picked-up-my-2021-supra-2-0-but-had-problem.9149/#post-132076

Made my appointment for my '21 Supra...was told it would take 3-4 hours. I'm going to be there right when they open....