Does this mean that your diff is just weeping like the rest of them...?If it is a minor inconvenience.....
1. It is a design flaw. How many other diff designs burp out fluid at 700 miles?
2. Toyota and their dealerships need to know about it, and push ZF for a resolution.
3. If Toyota decides that it's not worth the hassle, a note in the manual should state that this temporary leak is normal. (However, that wouldn't look good for Toyota.)
4. As a general rule of thumb, a leak of any kind in a new vehicle should not be taken lightly/ignored.
If it is a minor inconvenience.....
1. It is a design flaw. How many other diff designs burp out fluid at 700 miles?
2. Toyota and their dealerships need to know about it, and push ZF for a resolution.
3. If Toyota decides that it's not worth the hassle, a note in the manual should state that this temporary leak is normal. (However, that wouldn't look good for Toyota.)
4. As a general rule of thumb, a leak of any kind in a new vehicle should not be taken lightly/ignored.
Since we're in the midst of the "Award Season 2023-2024," this has my vote for 2023 Thread of the YearDoes this mean that your diff is just weeping like the rest of them...?
Perhaps. I'm monitoring it every few days. Based upon what I've read, this transmission and diff design is used in quite a few other vehicles. Are they all bleeding, shortly after being driven by customers?Does this mean that your diff is just weeping like the rest of them...?
It’s a differential, not a transmission.Perhaps. I'm monitoring it every few days. Based upon what I've read, this transmission is used in quite a few other vehicles. Are they all bleeding, shortly after being driven by customers?
This was happening in 2020. Why is it still happening? Was it designed and assembled by GM?It’s a differential, not a transmission.
They weep when overfilled.
I remember the first time I looked deeper at cars.This was happening in 2020. Why is it still happening? Was it designed and assembled by GM?
In all honesty we would probably have beers together and become friends.
Yeah they can fix it, just need to install some better O-ringsUntil he complains about the inconsistent foam level on the beers. I mean, can't the Co2 and tap designer fix that??