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Thanks heaps i will give them a go and see if they can supply one for me. I am amazed i cannot find one in Australia -
By Novicebutnice · Posted
I would still recommend doing an "oil flush service" pretty much immediately. The reason is that you may have caught the problem in the very early stage. Doing the "flush" now, and then every second service (combined with shorter service intervals) may fix the problem (IF there is one) and prevent further damage. As an aside, have you noticed the vehicle running "a bit rough" rough (or any other changes) during the same time period? -
By Novicebutnice · Posted
Maybe an early version of "auto lock" (speed or a gear selection causes this to activate?) -
By Novicebutnice · Posted
Since the noise disappears when he puts his foot on the clutch, it rules both of those out. -
By Novicebutnice · Posted
Hi Jimi, Sorry for the late reply, I was sick last week. I live in Newcastle, so I'm not sure of any good auto shops in Sydney. The last bit with what you wrote is why I decided not to go to Toyota, since they seem to have lost that skill (due to transmissions being "filled for life" a.k.a ticking time bombs).
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