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    You could give it a try and hopefully you might get a win.
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    http://www.drive.com.au/motor-news/my-speedo-is-reading-the-wrong-speed-20101118-17ynm.html
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    It is built in to stop you from speeding if it is reading higher than your actual speed. Most manufacturers implement it these days.
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    Licence bracket nut.
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    You might have more luck at: https://www.supraforums.com.au/
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    The car is still under warranty, take it back to Toyota.
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    Kumho have plenty of tyres within that range. They are a decent, affordable tyre manufacturer. Also if someone asks for a tyre size, they want to know the full size, ie. 225/40 R18.
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    In the engine bay, does it sound like a "clack" type sound? If so, you can get some one to hold the key in the start position and give the body of the starter a whack. If it starts, the brushes could be worn.
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    Budget? Size?
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    Is there a click when it doesn't start?
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    Sorry, I thought I read that you had a vibration as well. If not, then it may not be the case.
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    Could possibly be the propeller shaft universal joints.
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    In that case. Closed.
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    Elaborate on "opening on its own". Do you mean that you do not touch it at all?
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    Just because you get views, it does not mean that you will get replies. There are topics with 20,000+ views and only a couple of hundred replies. The people that are viewing it may not have the correct information for you. It does not help that your title is rather ambiguous. In regards to bumping, only once within a 24 hour period.
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    Keeping the mud soft helps to remove it once you are ready to clean it out. Once it goes hard, you will have issues removing it all.
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    If you asked that question 5 years ago, you would have had a lot of replies by now. Now though, a lot of the members with the info have moved on. I hope you can still get your answer.
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    If possible, consult another dealer or persist with your current one, don't wait until your next serviceto get it sorted.
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    I am not an exhaust specialist, but the Magnaflow stuff is very good.
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    Troy at 2XS Racing should be able to sort something out. https://www.facebook.com/2XSRacing
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    I know of a good place at Slacks Creek. However, since you are on the north side, it probably won't help you, unless you are willing to travel.
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    http://au.toyotaownersclub.com/forums/topic/19545-the-tocau-aurion-faq/
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    It is likely that the rotors require machining or replacing.
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    You would have to do a hell of a lot of salt water driving for them to be beneficial, even then, results are dubious. If you were to get one, the kits with the sacrificial anodes would be the only ones that would be worth buying.
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