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How much the service department charges for parts is a whole 'nother story, but at my local toyota dealerships (service) they charge the actual list price, not some marked up "list price".
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So maybe its possible if the wrong grease was used that water somehow made contact with the TOB and wiped some of that grease away? I know the car calls for a high temp waterproof grease. Also makes me wonder if I should just spray a bunch of grease under the clutch fork boot. I've seen a few posts here and there about that method.
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I cant say what Toyota does. I can only say what GM does haha. Americans screw us the hardest. Oh and Service charges the labor, parts are set prices from Parts Dept. |
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LMAO.. well apparently the Toyota dealership in Rhode Island marks up a good +20% from list... shady as faulk...
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Thanks to everyone on. This thread.... Just to add curiosity and/or clarity to this.... I just installed the trans bushing from whiteline and now TOB is getting worst ( occasional rattle on trans bell housing on idle among other clutch feel changes, ect) ... I already got a TOB from ACT, so i,ll baby it until i find opportunity to drop trans.
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I just started looking this issue up. Today as I was getting ready to leave work, I blipped the throttle in neutral and got a knocking sound. Seriously reminded me of a engine that was low on oil. A pretty audible rattling/knocking. I've determined it is the TOB because the noise goes away with just the slightest press of the clutch pedal.
Car only has 15,100 miles. Granted, it has seen a couple track days, and some parking lot exhibition driving. Anyone concur with this being the issue? It's either the TOB or something in the transmission. Only at low rpms with a quick stab of the throttle results in the rattle. |
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I'm not under the impression these are great 1000 miles a week cars. That is a lot of excessive miles though. I think if I were driving that, I'd go with a small SUV, automatic. I mentioned to scion that these cars had a throw out bearing issue and the service guy said, we'll cross that bridge when we get there lol. Okay but that bridge may cost me a fortune. I have after market extended warranty that reads about the same as a manufacturers extended warranty. I've got 46thou on my FRS and so far no problems, but minute I hear some strange noises down there, off to the dealership i go! If I end up having to pay for anything, it will all be upgraded after market stuff
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127k on my trans with zero issues. And I drive it like a stole it.
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I've been having noise with my clutch for a few thousand now. When fully depressed almost sounds like springs compressing. Clutch will be fully depressed and another 1-2 seconds of spring compress noises. I'm starting to think either internal spring between clutch and firewall or pressure plate.
127k on stock transmission boosts confidence
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My TOB is starting to make more noises. Now when I rev high (5000rpm) with the clutch depressed, it makes noise. The first few times I heard it, it sounded like someone was honking their horn at me. Just a faint honk noise. Now it is getting more frequent, and I am planning on getting a new clutch set soon to resolve this issue.
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