Toyota Adds Vehicles to Massive Fuel Pump Recall - Some Solutions Now Available

I own a ‘19 Camry. Toyota can’t do the fuel pump recall yet. How can I stay safe driving this car? And, are there aftermarket replacements I can do now, so I don’t need to wait?

The dealer knew he sold me a unsafe car

I have a 2020 tacoma and last night for the 2nd time in 3month period ( that I know of) I come out to my garage to hear something ( running) under the bed of my truck. My Friend who just bought a tundra was sleeping in the bed out on the lake in the desert ( yes water in the desert) and this " pump " starts running. Im talking 20 min !. Mine has been into the dealer for 4 scheduled oil changes and Inspections and not a peep out of one of them .

Loss an average of 5MPG's since my fuel pump was changed in my 2018 Tacoma on Nov 10th. I used to get between 22 and 23mpg's and now can't get it past 18mpg, using cruise control or on the interstate. I took it to the dealership and they're saying everything checks out. I showed them the comments from the previous recall article on this page as well as the Top 6 reasons for a decrease in MPG's, #5 being a faulty fuel pump. They filed a report with the corporate office. I would suggest anyone having this issue to take it to the dealership and have a report filed. The corporate office stated that they are unaware of any issues like this happening. I know corporate doesn't want to acknowledge this issue because that would mean they replaced faulty fuel pumps with possibly faulty fuel pumps and that would be catastrophic for the Toyota Corporation. What irritates me most is, I didn't have any of the fuel pump issues mentioned in the recall but didn't have a choice, had to get it changed based on the safety issues of the recall. Hopefully I don't start having anything other than the loss of mpg's.

I have a 2019 Toyota Camry and did not receive the recall notice that was issued October 2020. I had a nail in my tire and my tire guy informed me of the recall in January 2021. I took my car in and now I'm driving a rental (covered by Toyota). Called today.. they said the part may be available at the end of February 2021. I am so disappointed with their reckless negligence and will pursue a class action against them. Unacceptable! Dangerous!

We have Ned Toyota’s for over 30 years. My brand new 2019 RAV4 XLE wasn’t a year old when we got the recall, now it only has 1K miles. We called our dealer last month with no info of when the part would be in. My husband went there about a rental so we could travel, but could not take it out of State AND they want to give us their smallest car. He was referred to a salesperson and he tried to sell him a new car! To make matters worse they would give us $22K, we paid over $38K!our car has been sitting in the garage since the notification. We will never buy another Toyota and never use the dealer who owns it and other dealership in Roseville, CA!

My 19 Tacoma stopped running and the dealer verified it is the fuel pump so they are giving me a loaner. They have no idea when the pump will be available which I find interesting since my wife had the pump in her Highlander replaced over 6 months

Leased2019 xle Highlander received recall notice 1 year later ! Toyota has not given a loaner,
And no fix insight!!! Been parked last three months never ever buy Toyota again!!!!!

I have a 2019 Toyota Tundra it has 25,000 miles. I recently had the recall for the low flow fuel pump replacement completed, it’s been a month and now I’m there’s problems starting with it starting, it acts as it’s not getting any fuel and displays the same issues as the original fuel pump if not worse

2019 Avalon. Just visited dealership for 10K checkup. They informed me of the recall and asked if I wanted new pump. Weird. It's a recall. Why would I not want it replaced? Said they would order it and call me. Now I see Lester Ernest had a bad experience. Anyone else had theirs replaced and had any problems? It's not too late for me to back out, so I'd really like to know. But it's OK. If this goes badly, I'm trading for a Honda. This is first Toyota I've ever owned. I guess we'll see how this goes.

Have been trying to get this recall repaired at the dealer since January. They say they are still not able to get parts.

I got mine replaced on Friday. Not sure what status is for ALL fuel pumps, but I know they were available for my 2019 Avalon. The dealership informed me when I went for 10K checkup that they would order and set up another appt. It all happened pretty quickly after that. Warning to others. I smelled gas fumes all weekend inside my car, inside my garage, etc. Learned fuel pump is under back seat, and when they pull it out gas leaks down onto the gas tank. Tank is shaped with several dips/valleys where fuel can settle. Once they FINALLY figured out there was NO leak and where the smell was coming from, they hosed off the gas tank and removed all the gas that had settled there. I drove away happy with absolutely no fumes/odor. It was a pain and they had no clue until they figured it out. Learning experience for us all.

I am from Panamá Central América. And 3 times my 2020 rav 4 stopped working without the dealer knowing what was going on.

For some reason when my car stopped working and I se t it over the dealership they claim that there was no error message. The error message I experienced were: epb failure. Drive, start and stop fail. Engine stop visit your dealership.

So this time I Made the dealership come to my house because I had enough and everything on tape and documented.

When they came to my house they could finally after severa months of this problem take the code that was wrong.

It was a defective fuel pump.

So Now im just waiting for them to finish with my car. They are supooused to give me my car tomorrow.

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How long does it take to get new fuel pumps? My 2019 Rav 4 is on the recall list. Had no idea that there were so many cars out there with this problem. When you pay $33,000 for a new car, it should be in fine working order. Then you get the run around from the dealership. This was my fifth Toyota purchase.......trust me, it will be my last. Anyone out there know of a class action suit being filed?

I have a 2018 XSE. I was pulling out into traffic back in early Feb 2021 and my car stalled. All, lights on the instrument panel came on. I was almost creamed but luckily the other drivers were able to avoid me. - I didn’t drive my car for two months until they finally had this fix in April. - I feel Toyota knew the issue was worse than they led people to believe. I’m extremely unsatisfied with my car. I will never put that much money in a Toyota again

I received a recall notice concerning a low volume fuel pump on my 2017 Tacoma. I contacted the dealer May 15th and was told they would order the part and contact me when it was available. I got the pump replaced today 8/6/21. The dealer apologized for the delay saying there was a shakeup in personnel I was offered a loaner for the 4 hours required for repair. When I arrived at the dealer stated the repair would only require two hours so I chose to wait in their nice lounge. My truck runs better that it did when I first bought it. I always had the feeling it was starving for fuel. It idles better is more responsive from a dead stop and shifts better.It drives totally different and was well worth the wait.

My car has been in the dealer since August. There is no fix for the fuel pump issue. If yours fails you are out of a car. Toyota will pay for a rental if its under warranty, if not you may be out of a car. They have no information or idea when a fix will be available. It is now December and I am still in a rental. All these sites say there is a fix. Trust me there is not.

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