Fuel Pump Recall

According to Toyota only vehicles produced in this range are part of the re-call

Early August 2018 – Late January 2019

Of course mine purchased in december 2018 so its part of the recall

https://techinfo.toyota.com/techInf...echinfo/html/prelogin/docs/cp/20TB02tofaq.pdf

So the affected vehicles are “Produced (meaning manufactured/completed) in Early August 2018 – Late January 2019”.
I have a 2018 Off Road Premium purchased November 2017, door jamb build date 09/17. Not on the recall list.
 
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Yep. Mine is also part of the recall. Ugh.
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2019 TRD ORP that is NOT on the list (door jamb indicates 07/19) ... but wondering if they will just add some of the later VINs as info develops
 
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Every Chevy/GMC pickup truck, Tahoe, Yukon, and Surburban built from 1995-2010 roughly has a failed fuel pump at least once in its life: General Motors does nothing. Ever.

A slight possibility of Toyota/Lexus vehicles having the issue: Toyota issues a recall the next year for all of them.

That's why I only drive Toyotas. The company is just better.
 
Lesser of two evils

If I had a choice between dealer replacing a fuel pump or replacing airbag in dashboard which has left 4Runner owners with humps in the dash, dash rattles, etc., I would take the fuel pump. Fuel pump is really not all that bad from the "what will they screw up when they do the work" perspective.
 
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If I had a choice between dealer replacing a fuel pump or replacing airbag in dashboard which has left 4Runner owners with humps in the dash, dash rattles, etc., I would take the fuel pump. Fuel pump is really not all that bad from the "what will they screw up when they do the work" perspective.

I would rather them just give me the parts.
 

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