2016 Toyota Innova

**dr. d** · January 11th, 2018 12:56 AM

Originally Posted by JJB

Are shocks generally covered with warranty? Or not due to wear and tear?

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they may be wear and tear.
but i will still complain loudly, if my shock starts weeping within a month from purchase.
"play it by ear, siguro." and let us see what it is, that we can get away with.

like the alternator bearing.
it is ordinary for these things to be trouble-free, even after over 10 years of regular use.
so, when they say it needs replacement within 1 year from purchase of the car...

**mrstealyourgirl** · January 11th, 2018 06:26 AM

Originally Posted by mokong22

Share ko lang guys. I just have my 10month old innova g change oil outside casa kanina at 15k kms. Habang naka lift sya inspect ko pang ilalim. Na pansin ko may pawis sa left side rear shock absorber. Pinakita ko sa mekanik sabi may tagas daw pero pwede pa. Ipa warranty ko na lang. So far wala naman problem innova ko except sa busted shocks. Satisfied overall. Matipid at comfortable ride. Check nyo lang shocks nyo din baka gaya sakin may pawis na sayang din warranty.

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Sa new Fortuner group sa fb, madaming new Fortuner din ang may ganitong problema. I think its a manufacturing defect for the shocks. Dapat irecall ng Toyota yan. Unacceptable yan, lalo na’t “Toyota” pa naman.

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**mokong22** · January 11th, 2018 08:07 AM

Fluid type ang rear shocks.natin sa innova?

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**maxpedition** · January 11th, 2018 02:17 PM

Originally Posted by mrstealyourgirl

Sa new Fortuner group sa fb, madaming new Fortuner din ang may ganitong problema. I think its a manufacturing defect for the shocks. Dapat irecall ng Toyota yan. Unacceptable yan, lalo na’t “Toyota” pa naman.

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i have fortuner wala pa naman ganito issue. Pwede mo naman icheck kung malakas talag leak ramdam mo na agad at naalog na yan pag inuga mo yung shock [emoji4]

**StockEngine** · January 11th, 2018 02:23 PM

Originally Posted by mrstealyourgirl

Sa new Fortuner group sa fb, madaming new Fortuner din ang may ganitong problema. I think its a manufacturing defect for the shocks. Dapat irecall ng Toyota yan. Unacceptable yan, lalo na’t “Toyota” pa naman.

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they used a consumable product that will last only during warranty.

its a business strategy. some will fail during warranty of course. say 5% of the 1500 monthly new fortuner owners. thats on 75 owners from "2016"

after 36months they will have more "return" business

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**maxpedition** · January 11th, 2018 07:47 PM

Originally Posted by StockEngine

they used a consumable product that will last only during warranty.

its a business strategy. some will fail during warranty of course. say 5% of the 1500 monthly new fortuner owners. thats on 75 owners from "2016"

after 36months they will have more "return" business

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wow galing mo talaga lodi[emoji1] [emoji106]

**dr. d** · January 11th, 2018 11:15 PM

it's like the tireman who scatters spikes on the road.
by the time the tire deflates, the car would have been too far away from the tireman's shop.

"sino ang makikinabang?"

and for cars, "kaninong reputasyon ang masisira?"

**JJB** · January 11th, 2018 11:32 PM

Originally Posted by mrstealyourgirl

Sa new Fortuner group sa fb, madaming new Fortuner din ang may ganitong problema. I think its a manufacturing defect for the shocks. Dapat irecall ng Toyota yan. Unacceptable yan, lalo na’t “Toyota” pa naman.

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Usually, companies recall for safety purposes. I dont think leaky shocks will make toyota issue a recall since it doesnt compromise safety. Theyll just replace as needed basis.
Sino ba supplier nila?

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**maxpedition** · January 12th, 2018 08:34 AM

Originally Posted by JJB

Usually, companies recall for safety purposes. I dont think leaky shocks will make toyota issue a recall since it doesnt compromise safety. Theyll just replace as needed basis.
Sino ba supplier nila?

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minsan sir depende din how and where they drive. Meron ako fortuner and hilux never ko naencounter ganyan problem, pero tama ka hindi yan basis for recall [emoji106]

**jigeloh** · January 12th, 2018 08:58 AM

Originally Posted by maxpedition

minsan sir depende din how and where they drive. Meron ako fortuner and hilux never ko naencounter ganyan problem, pero tama ka hindi yan basis for recall [emoji106]

Suspension also contributes control to your vehicle. Just like your steering, brakes.. Try to drive a busted shock on high speed at sa curves. Try mo din mag hard brake.
If indeed na marami ngang incident na may leaking shocks, dapat ayusin ng Toyota yan.

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