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Old 12-14-2018, 09:49 PM   #162
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Originally Posted by reeves View Post
I agree with both those sentiments. Members here have been really helpful with advice.. But I wouldn't want to do it again if I had a choice.

I only drove my car for about 3 months & 2K miles on the new TOB before my car was totaled, but I never experienced any issues you're describing.

if I get another 86, I'm definitely getting an '18 or newer to [hopefully] avoid the defective TOB.

Sorry that you lost your 86 -- especially after putting all that work into this job -- I hope you're ok!


I'm probably just being overly sensitive to noise. It's definitely a lot healthier sounding and feeling than when the original TOB went bad. That high-pitched whirring and squealing got progressively louder, and the pedal action was really noticeably crunchy. Time will tell how well this updated TOB holds up. I'm hoping it's a lot more than 40,000 miles.
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