6 hours is just a gross over estimate to allow them time to put everything back together. When you replace the ABS actuator, you have to bleed the brakes, and that will take you 1-2 hrs with 2 people.

Should take them 2-3 hrs for a good service department.

 

Checked my VIN against http://www.toyota.com/recall and it doesn't list any open recalls on my vehicle.

I'd have to lookup the build date, but mine was in the March delivery batch... so guesstimate would be Dec 2014 - Jan 2015 build date.

EDIT: Fixed build date

 

Interesting. Neither did my VIN show up as an affected vehicle, though now I'm doubting it since you got the letter nonetheless. Mine was built Nov 2014 and I took delivery Dec 30.

 

Update:

Just had my NX into the dealer for recall inspection. They determined that my vehicle is indeed affected.

So I guess at least in my case:

- VIN didn't show up as affected on the Toyota recall website
- Did receive official recall letter from Lexus
- Dealer inspection confirmed recall replacement is required
- Will have to take vehicle back in next week for a full-day appointment for the recall part-swap.