Check the ECU codes, brake system especially the master cylinder and the lines, the synchros in gears 1-2 and 3-4 may go out, there will be a misfire issue with them. Lots of rattles from the transmission at 4K rpm. Also check the trunk and engine bay for any bends or signs of heavy damage.
So I think I know what you mean by lots of rattles around 4k rpm. Especially in 3rd and 4th gears when you let off the throttle while in gear. It comes and goes and just replaced my clutch, flywheel, and throw out bearing. Idk wtf it is
my 2013 has 118k miles and just replaced the clutch and full suspension refresh with HKS hipermaxx coils . feels like a new car again besides the little quarks that come with a 10 yr old car. the cricket HPFP, the rattles fromthe interior hear and there. I adore this car. Ive owned 57 cars in the last 20 yrs. most enthusiast cars like this (rx8 r3, evo 10, a few wrxs, several aw11 mr2s, miatas, and a gaggle of e39s and e36\46\90 bmws mostly. with a few audi and mercs sprinkled in) this is my favorite. Something about driving a light weight car fast is just special
@@sharjot10 I've loved it so far, put 8k miles on it since I've had it and zero issues, super fun and enjoyable most comfortable seats ever. Only complaint is Im 6ft 1 and it is hard for me tog et in and out sometimes. How much do they want for it?
Rafid Khan The FRS has a recall for valve spring problems in the earlier models. It requires engine removal to fix. Of course that's supposed to be covered by the dealer under recall.
Could you please repeat the same thing for me 6x more times. Im unsure if I should check for sometimes idle erratic and have a dealer setting scanner system verification on the erratic idle symptom verified by ideally a dealer setting repair shop specializing in erratic idle engine code generic symptom found.
A lot of these 2013 are for sale right after the valve spring recall work. Usually the mechanics use too much liquid gasket and starve the motor of oil. Rather than accepting responsibility the dealerships tries to charge the clients $6000 for a new motor build. If you are looking at a 2013 year FRS or BRZ I would only consider one that has not had the recall done as the fail rate is like 1%.
I managed to score a 2013 with 50,000k. No issues to date with regular maintenance and some pretty abusive driving on my end, despite the car having not gone in for the valve spring recall. My mechanic advised me to skip it unless I actually find myself having the issue down the road (but you're right, 1% is pretty slim)
It's because early recalls were done by mechanics that had no experience with boxer engines. If the recall was done in later years, and has mileage on it after the recall, it's fine.
I bought my 2013 knowing the recall WASNT done knowing this. WHen I got my clutch replaced because of the damned TOB going bad they tried to convince me to get it done and said that they have not hadd any problems there. I asked them to put that if I got it done and my engine failed shortly after they would foot the bill guarantee in writing and I would do it and I got crickets ...
Idle dip can be caused by gunk in the throttle body flap, making it harder to idle when the solenoid tries to open it only slightly. My 2018 has some, just did 4500km drive in very cold temperatures after the car sat for a few weeks. It's easily accessible and easy to clean. I'd give it a go if you come across it
Hey guys, I think I slightly borked the voiceover on that one, however the video is intended as a summary. For the full details and more info, you'll want to read the written story linked in the description. -J
Why was the same point repeated three times and listed twice?
Check the ECU codes, brake system especially the master cylinder and the lines, the synchros in gears 1-2 and 3-4 may go out, there will be a misfire issue with them. Lots of rattles from the transmission at 4K rpm. Also check the trunk and engine bay for any bends or signs of heavy damage.
So I think I know what you mean by lots of rattles around 4k rpm. Especially in 3rd and 4th gears when you let off the throttle while in gear. It comes and goes and just replaced my clutch, flywheel, and throw out bearing. Idk wtf it is
@@amcezm0n3y47is it only in the auto?
my 2013 has 118k miles and just replaced the clutch and full suspension refresh with HKS hipermaxx coils . feels like a new car again besides the little quarks that come with a 10 yr old car. the cricket HPFP, the rattles fromthe interior hear and there. I adore this car. Ive owned 57 cars in the last 20 yrs. most enthusiast cars like this (rx8 r3, evo 10, a few wrxs, several aw11 mr2s, miatas, and a gaggle of e39s and e36\46\90 bmws mostly. with a few audi and mercs sprinkled in) this is my favorite. Something about driving a light weight car fast is just special
I just got a 2013 with 50k Miles on it
@@CarlosC77 whats your verdict after 3 months? I'm thinking of buying a 2017 86
@@sharjot10 I've loved it so far, put 8k miles on it since I've had it and zero issues, super fun and enjoyable most comfortable seats ever.
Only complaint is Im 6ft 1 and it is hard for me tog et in and out sometimes. How much do they want for it?
I used to own one brand new in 2013. Had it for 3 years and never had any issues or problems with it!
Nothing about the 2013 valve spring recall.
Huhhh??
Maybe they're unaware, or they assume that everyone took care of the recall through a dealership.. been nearly 2 years now i think..
Not enough research on this car
Rafid Khan The FRS has a recall for valve spring problems in the earlier models. It requires engine removal to fix. Of course that's supposed to be covered by the dealer under recall.
indeed: the main thing to check
Could you please repeat the same thing for me 6x more times. Im unsure if I should check for sometimes idle erratic and have a dealer setting scanner system verification on the erratic idle symptom verified by ideally a dealer setting repair shop specializing in erratic idle engine code generic symptom found.
😂😂
The first year FR-S had engine failure, the 14-16 FR-S was improved.
The fold down rear seats were always there! Hello
A lot of these 2013 are for sale right after the valve spring recall work. Usually the mechanics use too much liquid gasket and starve the motor of oil. Rather than accepting responsibility the dealerships tries to charge the clients $6000 for a new motor build. If you are looking at a 2013 year FRS or BRZ I would only consider one that has not had the recall done as the fail rate is like 1%.
I managed to score a 2013 with 50,000k. No issues to date with regular maintenance and some pretty abusive driving on my end, despite the car having not gone in for the valve spring recall. My mechanic advised me to skip it unless I actually find myself having the issue down the road (but you're right, 1% is pretty slim)
Elijah E I think they might have a problem with the valve springs if they modify the engine with a turbo or supercharger.
It's because early recalls were done by mechanics that had no experience with boxer engines. If the recall was done in later years, and has mileage on it after the recall, it's fine.
I bought my 2013 knowing the recall WASNT done knowing this. WHen I got my clutch replaced because of the damned TOB going bad they tried to convince me to get it done and said that they have not hadd any problems there. I asked them to put that if I got it done and my engine failed shortly after they would foot the bill guarantee in writing and I would do it and I got crickets ...
@@amcezm0n3y47 I would not have mine done 2013 FR.s 40+k 2024 No issues. This recall scared me!
My first car! Very excited!
Tip 1 and 3 seem to repeat the idle issue. Are these separate hardware and software issues or can it be fixed by the same service?
Neil K I’ve learned to ignore it but the idle dip I wonder if a tuneable ecu can fix this
@@anthonymoy4471 I heard you can try cleaning your MAF sensor near the intake
Idle dip can be caused by gunk in the throttle body flap, making it harder to idle when the solenoid tries to open it only slightly.
My 2018 has some, just did 4500km drive in very cold temperatures after the car sat for a few weeks. It's easily accessible and easy to clean. I'd give it a go if you come across it
add the 3rd brake light issue (the one in Rear window)...many reported out there....doesn't work sometimes the LED's are burnt.
Check the throttle body flap and clean it if it idles rough
Man is it just me or are these ai generated videos getting worse?
Selling my '16 FRS w/ 50k miles. Warranty still current. SF Bay Area
How much? How can I contact you?
@@markymark3071 i sold it to Cavana back in October for $15k
@@andoniades damn...lol
They're so expensive now. Just had to drop 28,000 for a 2016 with 12,000 miles.
@@YungNarvy I payed about the same, but for many more miles than that. Actually comes in this Thursday
Buying a highly modified car of any brand is never smart.
So just buy a new one instead ??
Repeat please.
This video sounds like the record is stuck
4:09 B5 Audi/ VW?
What wheels are those at 0:45??
I think those are the stock wheels of the 2017+ Brz, but blacked out
I have those. idk what they are but they are aftermarket and are 9.5" wide.
@@static7985damn 3 years later and I own a turbo brz 😂😂🙏
Poorly done...sorry dude.
Hey guys, I think I slightly borked the voiceover on that one, however the video is intended as a summary. For the full details and more info, you'll want to read the written story linked in the description.
-J
Using an Interlaced frame rate in 2020?? Terrible.
Just wait for the next model at this point....?
That’s what I was thinking but its a risk getting the first few releases in the new generation no?
@@Stringerbe11 My thoughts too which is why now I want an ND2 Miata
Why is everything junk unreliable
Not everything. These cars are reliable and not junk at all. Most issues were with roll out 2013 model year. I own a 2014. It is a good car.
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Wtf
I hope this isn't the real canadian auto trader channel... don't quit your day job buddy.