Broken cv joint on new taco? Long story

He better get to the dealer ASAP for some warranty repairs.

 

I guess i should have been going slower than the big rigs and passenger sedans so as to not void my warranty on the truck i just dropped 40k on.

I hit a pothole on a hwy going under the speed limit- i wish i could have avoided it.

I'm not blaming anyone- not sure why ppl feel the need to protect Toyota?

There are definitely nice ppl on this forum- there are also a lot of ppl who like to start shit. I posted pretty much just for fun and to let ppl speculate as to what the problem might be- the point has been lost for me.

Thanks to those who offered helpful input.

I guess i will see what the dealership says.

 

Holy shit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbyAZQ45uww&feature=player_detailpage

 

In for the humanities study.

 

Cage it

 

Crazy how fast airbags actually deploy
One frame it's not there, next frame its saving a life
lol

 

So technically, coming from a law enforcement point of view, Toyota isn't liable for their product not performing outside of it's normal, prescribed range. And you really can't go after the city/county/municipality/state due to the fact there was a posted warning/notice. Going to the dealership and claiming this under warranty work isn't the right course of action. You could morally have them do an inspection to determine the cause of that sound, but having them replace parts and cover labor under warranty only hurts the rest of us. This is the point where you chime in and say "really bro, ah fuck, come on you hater". Eh, no, Bro. I understand dropping $40k on a new ride and doing something you hadn't intended. But please, for the love of god, do not come onto a forum of enthusiasts and basically tell us all that warranty work for actual defects is going to be harder to get approved because guys like you assume Toyota is liable for whatever happens to your truck. Take some responsibility for your actions and man up.

That all being said, I'm glad you weren't involved in an accident, ESPECIALLY with a pregnant wife.

 

No offense but you're driving around 50mph on a icy road with really bad potholes (bad enough for warning sign that states Caution Extreme Potholes Next 17 Miles) and you have your pregnant wife in the truck..?

Pretty sure no ones trying to "protect Toyota" or be a fucking cock blocker.
Do you think it's Toyotas fault or bad that you drove into a pothole?

You had a little accident, it happens, be glad you all didn't died or kill someone else.

 

Now that's some funny shit right there. I can tell I'll have more fun here than the 4Runner forums....

 

Plot twist......it's really "James" posting.

 

I handle all the warranties for our shop and this is the type of custy that can drive us nuts. I start with education and then hope they understand how selfish their request is and how it over steps the stated and intended warranty. If not, we usually don't do much business together after that. It's simply not fair to our business, our vendors, or as others have said, our customers. I truly hope the OP sees how his scenario doesn't fit the program and takes credit for his mistake. It's the only way we learn not to repeat them.

 

Fat chance. Money wins over morality.

 

I have a dream. Don't kill it.

 

No, it was out of warranty.