Additional inconvenience in Caldina

The floor mat sponges water liquid on driver's side, how come? Checking the smell of the water, no strange one such as Ethylene-glycol is observed, just water? Then this water has come here, where the origin of the fountain? How shall I imagine, not cooling water, not window shield washer, leakage of rain fall from the sun roof? Or, overflow of secondary produced moisture from the air-conditioner? As this phenomena had nothing to do with a fundamental function of this vehicle, running, turning and stopping, this problem would be solved consulting with a professional mechanic in Netz Toyota, once he had participated in some competition as a racer, so he would often answer any question without checking any service manuals. Of course the repairing procedure would be done by myself.

Because of my long lasting quirk habit, most of my time is occupied by counter measure of inconveniences occurred in Rituals of Civilization, even a washing machine, sawing machine, cleaning machine, radios and watches are repaired by me. I have realized that any consumer equipment are so made to be broken in 5 or 6 years after using. Remember that this intentional consideration of any products are purposed only to activate the fundamental commercial circulation, so to speak durable consumer goods are not suitable in our modern age.
Most of all machinery mentioned above are designed to break in a few years intentionally, in another words, breaking timer mechanism is assembled also intentionally to break, it's like some fuse of explosive.
For example, a cleaning electric machine, motor supporting bearing is opened, how come? The inhealed air containing small grain dust passes through into the bearing, then gradually the lubricating bearing grease would be lost, it takes time to scream with squealing sound. Just replacing them with seald bearigs would survive the motor's function and last much longe than before.
Consequently, it's very interesting for me to find out "Fuse Mechanisms" , breaking timer in the machieneries.