Poll for Tracking Dealer action for Rear Differential recall

OK I went and checked at Toyota website and my VIN is not part of the recall. They sold more than 228K 3rd gen trucks in the USA ??

By my count that's over 400 trucks built EVERY DAY for the last 1.5 years (Sept 15).

Skeptical ... this does not make any sense. Toyota says recall all 16 and 17 Tacos and my truck is not part of the recall. Doesn't make any sense to me.

So is this recall for truck owners to go and check the diff ourselves.. confused.

 

The recall may have to do with the type of differentials that are installed. Auto vs Manual, locker vs non locker, etc

 

That is unacceptable.

 

Not on the recall list, no leaks. Was at the dealer for 5000 Toyota care and had them inspect it and retorque the bolts. So far so good for me. Jan. 2017 build date on my Baja built DCLB TRDOR. No poll option for my situation.

 

The interesting think is too see what happens with those trucks that are not on the list but are leaking.

 

Welcome to Toyota logic

 

2016 DCLB OR ordered 10/15, received 1/16. 16k miles, seeping, not on the list.

 

I hope no 2nd Gen's are being dicks
and voting in this

 

*retarded service writer / dealer logic.

Toyota issued the recall, dealers are trying to be assholes and skirt around having to do the service. I don't understand WHY, seems like they're just being greedy dickheads.

This is making me have less and less faith in the dealership franchise system.

 

What will the guy who got thrown out of dealership in SO Florida [last week] say when they tell him it's "normal."

 

How many MODs have 2nd Gens??

 

Mine is leaking a little bit and on the recall list. It is barely leaking tho, and I am almost due for service in 500 miles so ill wait till then.

 

So far Vibration in steering wheel "normal"
Wind noise on both driver and passenger doors and windows "normal"
Leaking/seeping rear diff "normal"

Toyotas trend......

 

Shouldn't be a problem, instead of recall work it should be warranty work, fix is probably going to be the same procedure.

Lifted trucks might be a whole new story.

 

Like going to the doctor with blood coming out of your asshole..."Oh, that's normal"

 

I've got 1500 miles and no visible leaks, but I went ahead and scheduled for this coming Saturday to have it looked at.

 

I'm sure they will but we'll never find out

 

So far no manual transmissions are being recalled. Likely the different gearing in the diffs put it in a different production line than had the problem.

 

I'm not on the list yet. But subbed

 

Subed. Come back soon smitty so we can talk about you without fear of being banned.