Take what @Tcoat said to heart


Have you ever even worked in a dealer setting before? How the hell would you know that "dealers are lazy"? That's not even true.


Dealers will do anything they can for warranty work because corporate is reimbursing them the cost, not the dealership. I can say this for a fact as my friend currently works at a subaru dealership and they particularly love CPO certifying cars as it allows them a reimbursement for the process and warranty repairs.

Don't try and pretend you aren't trying to defraud a dealership because you are, your running e85 and an OFT tune and are attempting to hide the fact for a future repair while your still under warranty. Plain and simple.

...get flex fuel will ya? Don't play with nonsense.

Still, that's even harder for this guy to remove and try to get a warranty scam claim done :lol:

42K+ posts and 4 years on this forum, you should know better than to be using language like that. A definition of a "snowflake" is:

"US, informal disapproving an insulting word for a gay person:
Example: Once again, a Facebook troll called me a snowflake."

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/...lish/snowflake

You went with a gay definition? Really? How hard did you have to look to find that definition. In what possible context could my use of the word be implied to mean gay?
I didn't even know it was used in that context so you can reign in the indignation and sense of offense.
I used the term in it's much more common manner and apparently hit the nail right on it's entitled snowflake head.

Wait, gay people can drive now? And they don't like snow! So much to learn in this place.

Oh dude you never been to the Miata forum?

This car has plenty of common problems (unrelated to E85) that very well could leave the car stranded with E85 in the tank. For example we all know E85 will not cause a rocker to eject but we do know rockers eject in this car. I personally would be pissed if my car had a common failure and was denied a warranty claim for something like an axel back or some other unrelated mod. E85 is significantly more forgiving than petrol. The OTS tune is fairly conservative too. I don’t see anyone blowing an engine due to the OTS E85 tune. I don’t see how the term snowflake applies to the OP. Now let’s say he ran the car with no oil and then filled it up and then took it in, then we would have a clear case of fraud.

I do a lot of business in the gay community and they are the most picked on group on the planet. They are the most loyal clients out of all the clients I have. If my wife and I get invited to a gay bar, we are not called names and harassed because we are a straight couple in a gay bar . On the other hand, I've seen my clients being called snowflakes for no other reason than the person saying it is a piece of crap and it sickens me.

Btw, 42K of posts and you don't think the forum rules apply to you?
1) Respect. By far the most important rule here. Basic rules of real life apply here - show each other respect and you will get respect as well. Don't bash someone else here because you feel like it. Disrespectful, derogatory or insulting attitudes or remarks will not be tolerated. This applies to all corners of the site - including posts, profile visitor messages, and thread tags.

3) Disagree, don't attack. Disagree on topics, but try to leave it at that. Just because you don't like someones opinion on the car's engine, doesn't mean you should call him and his mother all sorts of names. Debates are always welcome, but don't go out of your way to insult and flame someone. Please consider if you would say to someone's face the same thing you are posting.

4) Help. Be helpful, we are all probably here because of a question and people will go out of their way to help you. Try to do the same if you have the answer to a question posted. True enthusiasts are helpful to others, noob or veteran alike. If you think not telling others about some technical info you have will make you and your car unique and prefer to be unique rather than share this information, then this forum is not for you. Help each other with questions and answers and I guarantee you, one day it will pay you back on here.

I totally agree. I don't believe that oft using e85 could cause any harm, or else I wouldn't be contemplating getting one in about 6 months. I like to prepare for an alternative in case something happens completely unrelated to the use of e85. If I get repairs done by the dealers, something going bad on the next visit can't put the blame on a non Toyota dealer doing bad work. We know the technicians don't want to work on a car that has current modifications because this can complicate troubleshooting. By emptying the tank of e85 and putting in regular gas, removing any mods (SRI, CAI) even innocent things like an aftermarket filter, makes their job easier and focuses the technician on diagnosing the problem without having to adjust for even a small variance that a mod my create (although small enough to not cause any sort of damage). That's why I probably won't be getting any kind of exhaust modification, changing the wheels, or cutting into any wires.

humfrz

Would've been refreshing to hear honest agreement.


Less exhausting to read too.

I thought a snowflake is a whiney leftist or someone who whines a lot in general. Never heard it used to describe someone's sexuality

Same here...