Recalls
Recalls are issued for cars with safety-related defects or problems
2004 Toyota Prius
Toyota Recalls 2004–2010 Vehicles Due to Stuck-Open Accelerator Pedal
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Toyota is recalling 2004–2010 models for an accelerator pedal that can get stuck in the wide open position due to problems with the floor mat. This may cause high vehicle speeds that make it difficult to stop the vehicle, which can result in a crash. In order to correct the problem, dealers will replace the pedals, alter the shape of the floor, and/or replace the floor mats. Toyota will also modify software on certain models to ensure that the brake overrides the accelerator in the event that both are applied.
Learn more »Intermediate Steering Shaft May Crack
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The intermediate steering shaft and slip yoke may crack when large forces are applied and the connection may separate. This could result in a loss of steering control. Dealers will replace the intermediate steering shaft and inspect the sliding yoke, and replace it if needed. The recall began June 9, 2006. The Toyota recall number is 60C.
Learn more »Certain Airbags May Not Deploy as Expected
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On 133 vehicles, certain airbag inflators were assembled with and insufficient amount of the heating agents necessary for proper airbag deployment. In the event of a crash, If the airbag does not deploy as expected, the risk of injury will increase. Dealers will replace only the suspect airbags to correct this concern. The Toyota recall number is 60B. The Lexus recall number is 6LB.
Learn more »Toyota Prius Recall 04V558000
Summary: CERTAIN PASSENGER VEHICLES MAY BE EQUIPPED WITH AN IMPROPERLY DESIGNED BRAKE LIGHT SWITCH. A SILICON OXIDE BUILD-UP OCCURS ON THE CONTACTS INSIDE THE BRAKE LIGHT SWITCH, WHICH CAN MAKE IT INOPERABLE.
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