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daniel58 (not verified)    January 1, 2021 - 12:44PM

In reply to by Kendra Schilling (not verified)

It is clear that the problem is caused by swelling or deformation of the rubber impeller in the pump.

Now it is well-known that Ethanol content in fuel can damage rubber parts. In this case, the Denso pump or portions thereof are made in China; unfortunately, many Chinese rubber & paint coating products we see in North American products are inferior and prone to early failure in many applications - unlike German or American made chemistry-based materials.

Clearly, Toyota is at fault for allowing this to happen in such an important component. The problem could be avoided by using higher quality materials.

I surely hope that Toyota Corporate figures this fact out certainly by Feb. 2021 and get this important fuel pump safety recall problem solved once and for all permanently.

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