According to foreign media reports, Toyota Motor Corporation will recall 112,000 Toyota Tundra size pickup trucks and Lexus LX600 large off-road vehicles in the United States due to possible mechanical debris in the V35A engine carried by the vehicles.
Documents filed by Toyota with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) show that debris can cause the engine to knock, run unstable, stall or fail to start, and that loss of drive power increases the risk of a collision.
The company’s recall involves 2022 to 2023 models sold in North America.
, In the report released by NHTSA, there were no reports of casualties related to the issue.
Toyota said it “does not wish to comment on this issue.
” Photo source: Toyota, the V35A 3.
4-liter V6 engine is supplied to Toyota Auto Body by the Tahara plant in Japan and supplied to Toyota’s assembly plant in San Antonio by Toyota Motor Manufacturing in Alabama.
, Data released by NHTSA shows that Toyota has ranked among the 12 automakers with the most recalls so far in 2024, with a total of 7 recalls involving nearly 850,000 vehicles.
Toyota has not yet released a remedy to address the engine problem.
The company will inform owners of affected vehicles of the investigation, and owners will receive notification after Toyota receives further information.
The notice will be issued before July 29.
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