My entire family got diarrhea from eating the chocolate flavor creamy creations. We’re all fighting for our lives right now. It feels like I overdosed on laxatives.
Edit: We ate the no sugar added version. Pretty sure it’s the sarbitol and maltitol.
For people saying it’s everything else- I ate it two days ago and I was the only one who got diarrhea. My family tried it today, including me, and we all got it.
To my fellow seniors, let’s leave our legacy. To my fellow freshmen, may my farts be with you.
22M, 5’6, 138 lbs, no medication. Before I was 19, I was pretty skinny (not as much now though). All my life, since I was in elementary school (when I first went to the doctor in the U.S. for bloodwork), I had high liver enzymes. Up until now, there’s still no diagnosis, just an ALT of around 130-250, AST 80-100. In 2018, my ALT shot up to 1000. Went back to my average highs after.
Done all sorts of tests, ultrasounds, bloodwork (once with even 12 vials of blood drawn), CT scans, I even did a liver biopsy once. No celiac, no autoimmune, no hepatitis, literally nothing. Everything was always normal. Everything in my CMP is always normal except for high ALT/AST.
I’m at a loss. Two separate GIs. I feel like they’re just having me redo tests that are always the same outcome. I’m looking into maybe doing a fibroscan or some kind of genetic test. I’m so lost with any of this. Just for a note, my dad also has high liver enzymes, so perhaps a genetic test will help?
The service bulletin is TSB-0217-17.
This applies to the dreaded clicking sounds when you go from a stop, reverse or forward. This clicking sound is not present all of the time.
IT IS NOT YOUR AXLE NUTS. IT MAY NOT BE YOUR AXLES EITHER IF THERE IS NO PLAY AND ENSURE NO GREASE LEAKS FROM BOOTS.
I paid access to the Toyota technical info database. I had this issue but in my case, I had to replace the CV axles as the boots tore anyway.
However the actual proper procedure
is to grease (Body Grease, Part# 08887-02007) where the shaft meets the hub. Torquing the axle nuts or changing the axle nuts only fixes it temporarily.
In repair procedure:
2. Apply grease to mating surface between rear hub unit and drive shaft
2017 GT86, 44,000 miles on Tein Flex A Coilovers, lowered 1.5 inches with rear adjustable control arms installed a year ago.
I recently noticed there was a super loud leaf branching sound coming from the rear left specifically turning hard left or right going from a stop. It’s not constant. I checked under, CV axle was wet with sludge on it. There was barely any play in the axle though.
Replaced it. Sound went away for a week, before it came back (way quieter now, sounds more like throwing a ball into a can) It happens more consistently now when reversing.
Right side is leaking so I have to replace that. I also noticed that the toe arm has grease coming out. The noise is coming from the left, but could it just be from the right? The axles and the toe arm seem like it needs to be replaced anyway, so hopefully this fixes the issue?
Extra note: I’m not sure why but the parking brake is also messed up, where it can’t hold it at a slight incline unless it’s pulled pretty high anymore. Perhaps it’s an e-brake issue as well.