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If an auto center isn't going to stand behind their work, that sounds like a very good place to avoid doing business with.

As I mentioned to you before, yes that's the correct transmission fluid for your vehicle; Toyota WS rated transmission fluid, which is not a brand but a performance standard. There are many different brand automatic transmission fluids that meet or exceed the Toyota WS performance standard.

Using standard run of the mill petroleum crude oil based ATF, it's very wise to change it every 30,000 miles for long, low cost, trouble free transmission life. :thumbsup:

I guess the pizza and beer offer is really working! :thumbup::D:clap:

Well liking a given styling or not is all personal preference anyway and everyone is different. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. :thumbsup:

jimmyb - I hope something hasn't happened to you. I hope you're okay?:unsure:

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There is a huge amount of pressure generated to the brake pads when the brakes are applied. Anything that could come off of the surface of the brake pads will be ground off immediately. No need to try and clean brake pads and doing so you could end up contaminating the brake pads, reducing...

RSilver1 - Any update on this issue? Corolla Forum members would like to know! :thumbsup::) Did you take the car back to a Toyota dealer for warranty coverage of this problem?

hotls1 - Any updates for us? How's it going with the engine noise?

gerryzub - Any updates for us?

There is nothing to clean on brake pads and you don't want to apply lube to them either, otherwise the brakes wont work.