Topic: Yet another Toyota recall

[Juke1]

http://business.financialpost.com/2011/11/09/toyota-recalls-23000-vehicles-in-canada/

[kenm]

"Toyota said an inadequate amount of adhesive may have been applied in some vehicles to secure the crankshaft pulley"

  Say what?

[richink]

It's just a little bit of glue

[aquadorhj]

They are probably talking about hard rubber harmonic balancing ballast on crank shaft pulley.
 
If not, I can't think of anything that's attached to crank shaft pulley using glue.

[safristi]

..Hmmm   I can't recall Toyoda.......were they a bike manufacturer !!??

[articsteve]

If not, I can't think of anything that's attached to crank shaft pulley using glue.

It's called Loctite.


Speaking of the Juke 

Only 2 recalls so far:  frozen locks and boost sensors.  Pretty good for a new Nissan.

[Mike]

If not, I can't think of anything that's attached to crank shaft pulley using glue.

It's called Loctite.


Speaking of the Juke 

Only 2 recalls so far:  frozen locks and boost sensors.  Pretty good for a new Nissan.

Would this make 3? 

Nissan Juke Recalled for Engine Bracket

[Juke1]

Let's start making excuses " a la Toyota" got to be the end users fault, there is just no way this could happen to the Juke .  Honestly AS you fell right into this one, 5 post and there you are!!!  Anyhow you're busy bashing GM today, and I was looking to sidetrack you, don't let me stop your progress you seem on a roll.  Here's a link to the Verano thread so you resume quickly http://www.autos.ca/forum/index.php?action=post;topic=76786.0;num_replies=64

[articsteve]

For Chr*st sake man, you're at the government TROUGH.  Try and pretend you're actually doing something during GOV hours other than surfing the net.

[articsteve]

Mike:  the boost sensor and the engine bracket are related.  Nissan figured the boost sensor failure (which will put the car in limp mode) was caused by the bracket.  Time will tell.

Still, mechanically speaking, a nicely engineered motor.

[Mike]

Mike:  the boost sensor and the engine bracket are related.  Nissan figured the boost sensor failure (which will put the car in limp mode) was caused by the bracket.  Time will tell.

Still, mechanically speaking, a nicely engineered motor.

I'm trying hard to get a tester from Nissan Canada.  Still in the running as a replacement for the gf's next car.

[articsteve]

Test the manual front drive unit if at all possible. 

[Juke1]

For Chr*st sake man, you're at the government TROUGH.  Try and pretend you're actually doing something during GOV hours other than surfing the net.

LOL...having lunch between meetings...looks like I pinched you a bit hard hey...

BTW, average 1.04 post per day since 2006.  So you know what you can do...

[articsteve]

having lunch between meetings

Yes indeed, the ubiquitious gov meetings:

9:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.

3:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.

 

[rrocket]

BTW, average 1.04 post per day since 2006.  So you know what you can do...

Probably similar to the number of hours of actual work per day you do??   

Ahhh...the cushy life.... 

[Juke1]

BTW, average 1.04 post per day since 2006.  So you know what you can do...

Probably similar to the number of hours of actual work per day you do??   

Ahhh...the cushy life.... 

LOL...In my line of work, yes I do spend the whole day on the web, not uncommon to have 10+ tabs on the go, autos.ca can be one of them no biggy...love my job.  For those who can't figure this out, well we are in 2011, e-commerce is a business model

[safristi]

having lunch between meetings

Yes indeed, the ubiquitious gov meetings:

9:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.

3:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.

 

   ah no wonder your STRESSED......................... required Gov Worker J/K...taken with a GRAIN OF SALT  Bill 2345.8 "FOODSTUFF ADDITIVES Addenda"............   see ya on "CLOUD" #9.....the IN CROWD