The Saga Continues... - POLL

No, this poor guy got a lemon. Really hope you get it sorted out OP!

 

Hope it’s true. It’s really difficult to believe that one truck could have this much wrong with it and some of it is not just be an over anal owner. I means he basically mentioned every aspect of the truck was done wrong. Paint, assembly, engine, trim, frame, electrical.

 

^I believe it. He did have meticulous photographic evidence too, remember?

 

as forest gump says https://youtu.be/edmqTODMZC4

 

That’s so crazy!!! May be time to hit some oils in the road, oops it’s totaled.

 

Time to kill it with fire, like the guy that accidentally left the lit torch on the passenger floor board.

 

Why not? It's only insurance fraud!!

 

As documented with my 2017 TRD Off Road ..

1) Vibrations in steering wheel 11 visits (Toyota corp that is normal)
2) Trans issues with erratic shifting 8 visits (Toyota corp that is normal)
3) Leaking differential to where it was leaving stains on the garage floor 6 visits (Toyota that's seepage and again that is normal)
4) In April Howling rear Differential started 3 visits(Toyota Corp again that is normal)

May 5th 2019 dumped it for a 2019 TRD Off Road T4R.....

 

Are you sure it’s a Toyota and not a Jeep?

 

Here's additional Lemon Law Attorney information...............

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhGNBdvH98g

https://www.thelemonlawattorneys.com/

Just passing along information. I don't know anything about the firm, nor have I ever had to use the services of a lemon law type attorney.

 

Lemmon

 

This truck is likely long past his states lemon law criteria (miles and months).

Only way to solve the issues is to clean it up and trade it. That service history is going to be a ball and chain though.

 

Any news @Zoop ?

 

Good advice about the paid for insurance. I forgot it when I sued Subaru.
I did, however, fully expect that they would resell the Forster (w/ a used engine). So I went to random pages in the owners manual (left in the glove box) and wrote in the margins: "This car was bought back by Subaru under the Lemon Law". "This was a failed engine repurchase by SoA". etc.

 

^That is seriously wicked. I just won my lemon law case so I'll have to remember to do this too!!!

 

It was in the shop for another 37 days, I have it now but the work order is still open and it’ll be going back to the shop.

Then I get to point out work they didn’t do but told me was completed. I’m working with a lawyer, signed the retainer yesterday, we’ll see what happens next!

 

Good for you Zoop . Since you have been off the forum thought you may have thrown the towel in .

 

We have 2013 tundra that had a massive timing chain cover leak at 28k, $1800 covered under warranty.

 

Zoop, can you elaborate on the following please? I must've missed your explanations even though I've read this whole thread.

• Rusty Pinch Weld Body Work - Where?
• Glass Repair - What?
• Wheel Repair - What?

Sorry you've had this experience man, Toyota has just totally shat on you with their service and responses. My 2016 is my 3rd Toyota and may very well be my last. I've had an 85 pickup and a 94 pickup both with 200k+ and collectively they spent less time in the shop then my 2016.