This data is from the NHTSA — the US gov't agency tasked with vehicle safety. Complaints are spread across multiple & redundant categories, & are not organized by problem.
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Vehicle made a loud bang from the rear of the vehicle, then started to slow down slightly without brakes applied. And then suddenly within a few more feet the Rear wheels locked up without brakes applied. Traveling at between 35- 45mph the vehicle skidded causing vehicles behind me to also skid to avoid hitting me. Truck would not move from this position, I was stuck in the lane without a shoulder to move close to. I was shaken pretty bad, out of fear I popped the truck into reverse and the rear of the truck made a loud bang or loud pop noise. It wouldn-€™t move back so I put it back in drive and it made another bang noise and started to roll forward with a lot of resistance. There was no safe place to park, I was close to home so I continued home driving very slow with my hazard lights on. Please help. I towed the truck to Servco Kauai Toyota 9-23-2022, they did not look at the truck until 10-20-2022 almost a month it sat at the Toyota. I went home and checked online to see if anyone had the same problem and found Tech. Bulletins and a Recall for this problem, I did not receive a letter for this recall. I had no idea there was even a Recall. Service advisor [XXX] and Service Manager [XXX]told me my vehicle does not fall into the criteria of this recall. Service Manager [XXX] said they are not part of Servco and this dealership would not perform this recall because it is a maintenance issue ( What ?) Please help. I towed My truck home, I m trying to sell my truck as is because the dealership gave me a quote of over $7000 to fix this problem. No one wants to buy my truck in this condition. Aloha [XXX] INFORMATION Redacted PURSUANT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6).
After a commute drive I parked my vehicle in the garage. An hour later, went back in the garage and smelled a strong amount of fuel leak. After verification I found the high pressure fuel lines were leaking right above the driver side exhaust manifold. Drove to the nearest Toyota dealer and had new lines put in.
Off-roading, restarted vehicle after a stop. Check engine light came on as well as trac off illuminated. Tried to drive forward and truck stalled and message said high transmission temp. Goggled issue to discover a recall for crank position sensor failure. Looked up my VIN and I don't have that recall although I have the stated year and model. Had this happened while driving on road it could have caused an accident.
This car has shut off twice while driving. First time while towing a boat... while turning left on a high speed two lane road and second while going 45 towards a green light. Both times the car just shut off. We could have been killed...twice! Toyota says "fixed' the problem "twice". we asked them to buy the car back after the second time, as we no longer felt safe in it.......they refused. As a gesture of "good will" they offered us an extended warranty, which we had already gotten when we purchased the car so it was pointless. We created a case with them after it occurred the second time. The most recent recall that addresses this issue does not include this model year and it needs to. Someone is going to die..this is a very serious issue. We are now stuck with a car that we don't feel safe in but Toyota would not do the right thing. Hopefully by us reporting our problem it will save someone else life.
- Fairhope, AL, USA
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Driving on the interstate 70 mph, engine quits. 2 dash lights come on truck maxes out at 40mph out of nowhere. Pulled over shut truck off and started it up no ran fine note: Check eng light is now on. Bad gas diagnosis. Gas replaced happens 1 more time. Diagnosed with bad fuel injectors not covered under extended warranty, cause was bad gas. The loss of power happened 2 other times.
Toyota has impounded my car indefinitely for the rear differential recall. I'm left driving a loaner. They said prepare to not have my car for maybe months. This is unacceptable. My vehicle is located at Toyota of escondido in California. I hold the title yet I can't have my car? pretty sure that's illegal.
Driving about 60 mph on the freeway, when the vehicle started to lose power, started bucking and then stalled. I was able to pull over to the shoulder. Luckily the road was fairly empty and there was no collision so no one was injured. The vehicle would not start. The trac off and check engine came on; charging system error showed. Had to have it towed to the dealership. Only 10,000 miles on the vehicle. The dealership report said it was the crank position sensor, replaced it with an "enhanced" version and the vehicle functions normally again. Tacomaworld.com has had many members report similar failures, especially involving the 2016 Tacoma.
Chirping noise comes and goes. Very loud. Also a constant clicking. Anything that makes noise like that will fail soon. Also had a grinding noise while in four wheel drive on beach and truck started to lose power.grinding went away but happens often.
Abnormal chirp or squeak noise from high pressure fuel pump. This happens while at idle and is a known issue for 2012-2013 Toyota Scion too (attaching Scion tsb with this complaint). Toyota replaced the fuel pump at 2,017 miles and in less than 400 miles the issue returned. The Toyota field technician said that Toyota is aware that there is an issue but there is no fix and no eta for a fix. Toyota is refusing to replace the high pressure fuel pump again. I opened a case with Toyota corporate and they sent it back to the dealer for authorization from the field technician. Again the field technician refused to authorize a replacement fuel pump. The dealer is lithia Toyota of medford, Oregon.
The contact owns a 2016 Toyota Tacoma. While driving at various speeds, the estimated mpg displayed on the message board was inaccurate. The vehicle was taken to a dealer who was unable to diagnose or repair the vehicle; however, the computer was reset. The technician also stated that the estimated mpg of fuel consumption was not calculated when the vehicle was idling. The failure persisted and the manufacturer was notified. The failure mileage was 1,000.
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- Kalaheo, HI, USA