2016 Toyota Fortuner Jerky Transmission

**watarii** · May 28th, 2016 12:44 AM

Originally Posted by watarii

Has anyone tried the lacking ATF theory yet? I mean check if kulang nga then fill it up and see kung nawala ang jerk?

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**cox** · May 28th, 2016 07:44 AM

Did not try mine, sent it back to the dealer ASAP when i felt the problem. 2 months padt till now wala pa din. Ill be having meeting with tmp. Dont know what are their explanation again, puro explain ng explain blah blah blah blah.

**Monseratto** · May 28th, 2016 11:44 AM

Pati sa Thailand walang sure answer sa problem. Will see what happens to this fellow fort owne's repair job. Meanwhile drive carefully na lang...

**Walter** · May 28th, 2016 12:26 PM

They are delaying on purpose until your warranty expires.

**StockEngine** · May 28th, 2016 01:26 PM

Originally Posted by Walter

They are delaying on purpose until your warranty expires.

Completely untrue and illogical. They have 3 yrs warranty. They cant delay for 3 yrs.

As long as owners had a service history involvong transmissions. They will be eligible for transmission repairs even outside the warranty period.

**Walter** · May 28th, 2016 02:24 PM

Dealers are notorious for not logging your complaints properly. They will usually give feedback verbally, nothing documented. So they give you the run around for as long as they can. How many were affected with the D4D engine issue right after the warranty expired?

**Vensong Quezon** · May 29th, 2016 12:23 AM

Originally Posted by StockEngine

Completely untrue and illogical. They have 3 yrs warranty. They cant delay for 3 yrs.

As long as owners had a service history involvong transmissions. They will be eligible for transmission repairs even outside the warranty period.

Outside the warranty period? That's unreal. simpleng steering rack & pinion lang sa akin dati after 3 years and two months hindi na pwede kahit lahat ng pms sa casa. Big question dyan is in the long run ba possible ba talaga na magkakaroon ng malaking problema sa transmission?

**StockEngine** · May 29th, 2016 12:53 AM

Originally Posted by Vensong Quezon

Outside the warranty period? That's unreal. simpleng steering rack & pinion lang sa akin dati after 3 years and two months hindi na pwede kahit lahat ng pms sa casa. Big question dyan is in the long run ba possible ba talaga na magkakaroon ng malaking problema sa transmission?

Its a known issue that toyota needs to repair.

Ford extended their transmission warranty for their powershift transmissions if i remember correctly.

**jcw_05** · May 29th, 2016 10:08 PM

Originally Posted by watarii

Has anyone tried the lacking ATF theory yet? I mean check if kulabg nga then fill it up and see kung nawala ang jerk?

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I already had my 1000km oil change. Is that different from having to open the transmission to check the atf level? So far the jerk is still present after the oil change.

**vinj** · May 29th, 2016 10:14 PM

Originally Posted by Vensong Quezon

Outside the warranty period? That's unreal. simpleng steering rack & pinion lang sa akin dati after 3 years and two months hindi na pwede kahit lahat ng pms sa casa. Big question dyan is in the long run ba possible ba talaga na magkakaroon ng malaking problema sa transmission?

A rack and pinion is connected to the suspension and has a higher wear and tear probability so it's harder claim under warranty in a good number of cases.

If there's a service bulletin on a part (such as a defect) they honor it for replacement even beyond warranty. Toyota has done that on the past (rear axle of the Innova, window switches if i recall correctly).