2018/2019 Tacoma/Tundra recall?

Anyone taking there’s in for this?

 

Just checked my VIN on Toyota's site and there were no current recalls or service campaigns for it. My truck is a 2019 manufactured 12/18. I guess I'll check again in a couple weeks in case their info just isn't up to date.

 

Went to Toyota 'My Vehicle' site just now and checked there as well. Under SERVICE, it states "Safety Recall" and a red circle with a triangle, and "Issue for 2019 Tundra" with a "learn more" link. The first time I clicked it I got "Something went wrong". So I went back and re-clicked, and got:

 

Mines affected and will get it checked out when I take it in for 1st oil change

 

There's a KOA with a March 14 campaign date, and a KOB with a March 28 campaign date. That will be my 3rd and 4th recall service campaigns.

 

It's good to see they are finally trying to remedy the issues people have been having with the radar. My truck is listed as well, though with the exception of the rare "BRAKE!" message and the radar going offline a couple times in heavy rain, I haven't had the issues others have had. I'm due for my state inspection next month, I'll have make sure they do this stuff then.

 

I called the service manger to get my truck for its first oil change under Toyota care. He told me he will haveit a few hours for update changes. I told him I don't have any problems ? He said something to add for the radar on the 2019s.

 

did they finally figure this out?

 

Toyota decided to really stick it to anyone that put larger tires and/or lift on their truck. They’re refusing to do the recall unless you bring the truck in stock height. Who would have thought that bigger tires would cause the sensor housing to leak and the sensor to go bad!?

 

I took my 19 Pro in Saturday for the 10k service and they told me about the recall so I left it with them for a few hours to do everything. They did complete the reall service, but when I returned I was told that since I have oversized tires they had to turn off the PCS and I had to sign a document stating that they have told me I need to keep it off. They even put a bright yellow sticker on the steering column with the warning. The technician told me that I was able to turn it back on but that they were officially advising against it. I had previously noticed a few times the "Brake" warning has come on when I am nowhere near a braking situation.