IS fuel pressure sensor recall (merged threads)
There are 2 different op codes being used for this recall, and each carry a different time...if they are just tightening the sensor = 1.7 hrs...if they have to replace the fuel pressure sensor gasket = 3.1 hrs...
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From: MN
i had mine in 2 weeks ago for the ground loop isolator tsb and asked about the fuel recall and they said they didnt have anything for it yet and check back in like a month.
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From: SC
I'm quite pleased with Lexus recalling this. While everyone freaks out thinking their vehicle is having issues...our cars still run fine. In fact from what I read, this recall occurred from about 77 complaints overseas and 142 in japan. Toyota has sold about 1.7 million vehicles in the US and just under 2 million in Japan from 2009 FY alone. Can you imagine any other company that issues a recall over such a small number of complaints? It just means Toyota is more than happy to eat the cost of the recall to make sure their vehicles stay in good shape before actual problems occur.
I don't know about you but Lexus has treated me just fine. I've yet to hear about any of my friends with a toyota with a lot of problems. I have heard about their nissan's, bmw's, subaru's, etc all having some sort of issue at some point that they have to fix out of pocket. Lexus has done us well.
I don't know about you but Lexus has treated me just fine. I've yet to hear about any of my friends with a toyota with a lot of problems. I have heard about their nissan's, bmw's, subaru's, etc all having some sort of issue at some point that they have to fix out of pocket. Lexus has done us well.
Yeah good point. I think these recalls are safety measures that started about two years ago in that infamous accident where the policeman was killed in an accident along with his wife and brother in law due to the floor mat issue. Every since then Toyota has been dishing out the recalls. Its sad that a family had to die, but its a good thing Toyota is double checking their vehicles now.
1) Toyota/Lexus as a company had nothing to do with that family dying. The dealership put SUV floor mats in a sedan. That's why the pedal got stuck. It had the wrong, oversized, floor mats installed... and not secured.
2) Even then they'd have been fine if the driver had either known how to use the brakes properly, known how to turn the engine off, or known what that little "N" on the gear shifter did.
But the government had just "bought" GM and congress loves to hold hearings, so everyone wasted a crapton of money investigating issues where there was nothing wrong with the actual car.
And yes indeed, as a result Toyota is being insanely overzealous now in issuing recalls for anything to avoid the perception they "don't care" about safety.
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Joined: Mar 2009
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From: RI
I have an '06 IS250 AWD with almost 97K miles on it.
My CEL/Check VSC/! lights came on in my car on Saturday. The code is P2197 which is for the Air Fuel Sensor signal stuck lean.
I have an appt. to get this recall done next Tuesday. The service rep said that the CEL code may be caused by this recall.
Hopefully this all gets resolved!
My CEL/Check VSC/! lights came on in my car on Saturday. The code is P2197 which is for the Air Fuel Sensor signal stuck lean.
I have an appt. to get this recall done next Tuesday. The service rep said that the CEL code may be caused by this recall.
Hopefully this all gets resolved!
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From: Ontario
Does the dealership actually fill your tank?.. My appointment is on Monday (I live just outside of Toronto in Canada). .. I was going to fill it as I'm sitting at a 1/4 tank right now.. Any confirmation on this? Lol
