CRICKET FIX!

[FR-S Matt]

Going in tomorrow to have the Oct. 17th TSB fuel pump done. I'll post results after several miles.

[TeamZleep]

I got mine replaced. 400 miles in, no issues. Driving to Miami for the week... Will report my findings.

[mwjcyber]

Originally Posted by Jaylyons1

Heh. There is no permanent fix yet as far as I know. I had this done at my dealer quite some time ago and it came back about 1k miles later. Now I'm more worried about something getting messed up during installation then the noise so I just deal with it.

How about you read the crickets forum and inform yourself on the permanent fix that came out last month, instead of looking ignorant.

[Jaylyons1]

Originally Posted by mwjcyber

How about you read the crickets forum and inform yourself on the permanent fix that came out last month, instead of looking ignorant.

No need to be a douche about it... According to the dealers, there is no permanent fix.

Originally Posted by TeamZleep

I got mine replaced. 400 miles in, no issues. Driving to Miami for the week... Will report my findings.

Mine made it until about 1k miles. Here's hoping yours goes far beyond with no issues!

[mwjcyber]

Originally Posted by Jaylyons1

No need to be a douche about it... According to the dealers, there is no permanent fix.

Mine made it until about 1k miles. Here's hoping yours goes far beyond with no issues!

^ That's because you had the old pump installed in August. How about you keep your opinions to yourself and stop trying to spread mis-information.

08-19-2013, 12:30 PM
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showp...5&postcount=10


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As for permanent fix, I'm guessing this is it, a sound dampening system. I think Subaru has given up trying to fix Toyota's poor DI design (3 times). Real permanent fix will probably come in 2015 with new Toyota engine in GT86/FRS, and Subaru DI system on the BRZ.

[mwjcyber]

Scion TSB
S-SB-0023-12 Rev2 October 17, 2013
Credit to @5AD86D for providing this.


Subaru TSB
09-54-12R2 October 28, 2013
Credit to @Thomo16 for providing this.


Also thank you to @Sigh-on-Rice for updating the TSB/Recall sticky page with these!
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=21868

[FR-S Matt]

Printed mine out. Going with it to the dealer to confirm these are the parts they have on file and the work being done. Last thing I want is a crappy old part. I already hate the fact that they have to touch my car.

[strat61caster]

Originally Posted by FR-S Matt

I already hate the fact that they have to touch my car.

No they don't, plenty of people are keeping the chirpy pump, myself included.

[qqzj]

i will do it two years later right before my warranty is gone. reasons being
(1) the cricket might be gone by that time.
(2) subaru/toyota has more experience by that time
(3) i can a brand new pump
it is just fuel pump. does no harm in any other way. my friend's 535 changed pump twice and the car is fine. no worries.

Originally Posted by FR-S Matt

Printed mine out. Going with it to the dealer to confirm these are the parts they have on file and the work being done. Last thing I want is a crappy old part. I already hate the fact that they have to touch my car.

[DAEMANO]

Originally Posted by mwjcyber

Scion TSB (S-SB-0023-12 Rev2 September 26, 2012)
www.ft86club.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=56243&d=1383578987

Credit to @5AD86D

QUOTE=Thomo16;1308012]Attached the pdf for the revised BRZ TSB (revised 10/28/13). You're welcome.
I paid for the 2-day subscription to Subaru's TIS. If anybody wants me to pull anything else off of it before it expires or help me offset the cost, send me a PM.
Thomas

Subaru TSB (09-54-12R)
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/attac...5&d=1383340528
[/QUOTE]

Scion TSB link is dead, can anyone PM me a link to the .pdf.

Thanks!

[5AD86D]

Hey so everyone understands about this new part number for the pump, I have checked Toyota's parts catalog top and bottom and so far the ONLY part number for the ORIGINAL HPFP is SU003-00328. (I've been with Toyota 9yrs) This new number (SU003-05176) has never been used before until now and again my own dealership just got the first one we have ever installed in a couple weeks back. I'm trying my best not to give you guys bad info on this but I can assure you in the Southeast Region theres no other number. Other regions may use a different number but even so their would/should only be 2 different pumps from the looks of things and whats just been released. Also you can usually look at your paperwork from the time you got your service done and find the part number on the invoice. Check it out and maybe that can help you determine what you have.

[FR-S Matt]

Originally Posted by strat61caster

No they don't, plenty of people are keeping the chirpy pump, myself included.

Well, keep your chirpy pump. This one is the new part I was waiting for and should fix it for good.

[FR-S Matt]

Originally Posted by qqzj

i will do it two years later right before my warranty is gone. reasons being
(1) the cricket might be gone by that time.
(2) subaru/toyota has more experience by that time
(3) i can a brand new pump
it is just fuel pump. does no harm in any other way. my friend's 535 changed pump twice and the car is fine. no worries.

I've got almost 12k miles on my car. Crickets aren't going anywhere unless you change the part on the TSB, or use 0 ethanol gas.

[pche]

Perform the Subaru Bulletin # 09-54-12R on a customers car last month, car had 8000 miles on, fixed the problem at the moment.
However the bulletin was revised on 10/28/13, and I confirmed the pump has a different part number than previously listed in the bulletin. Now I'm going to order the parts for my car, which according to the bulletin has the countermeasure part already installed. I got the ok from my DSM to go ahead to replace the parts, we'll see how that goes.