Just seen this on Land Cruiser post on Facebook, no other info.
Parts on nation wide back order with NO ETA
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Just seen this on Land Cruiser post on Facebook, no other info.
Might be able to park it there the night before, then bring out the service advisor etc.....
Not sure what you are trying to convey........
I would suggest taking a video of your Cruiser doing the squeal and sending it to the repair rep with a PDF of the TSB. This should allow them to order the parts and forego the need for an appointment where they are only going to try to get the brakes to squeal. Most of these techs don't know these vehicles well and certainly don't know your specific vehicle like the owner would - if it won't do it for them in the 2 minutes they try, they'll just blow you off. If your dealer won't order the parts based on a video and the TSB alone, then call another dealer who will. Most of us have the luxury of having multiple dealers in our area and we all know some are better than others...My local Toyota dealer is telling me I first have to bring in my vehicle for an inspection first then they can order the parts but the parts on backorder.
AND that a $60k to $80k vehicle should not being doing it and that every other vehicle you may have owned at a lower price point never did it...I'd inform them that if it was normal, Toyota wouldn't have issued a TSB.
That is the bulletin and the new part numbers for the fixNot sure what you are trying to convey........
Yes I know......... I posted the entire TSB in several places the day Markarain421 first made it available.......... just don't see the correlation between my suggestion of leaving it there overnight so the service advisor could verify the condition so the TSB could be applied and the part numbers you posted.That is the bulletin and the new part numbers for the fix