Toyota recalling some V35A '22 - '23 Tundra and Lexus LX Vehicles
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https://pressroom.toyota.com/toyota-...s-lx-vehicles/
Doesn't state anything about the GX so fingers crossed it has the 'fix' from factory
Doesn't state anything about the GX so fingers crossed it has the 'fix' from factory
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Well if that is case, I'm guessing they changed there procedures fairly quickly after figuring out the issue.
Problem is the 102,000 that it may effect I'm not sure there will be a solution outside of warranty on the engine main bearing failure for like 200,000 miles or 20 years or something.
There is zero way of telling that I'm aware with out tearing down the motor. I'm guessing the machining debris clogs an oil line leading to the main bearing failure.
Problem is the 102,000 that it may effect I'm not sure there will be a solution outside of warranty on the engine main bearing failure for like 200,000 miles or 20 years or something.
There is zero way of telling that I'm aware with out tearing down the motor. I'm guessing the machining debris clogs an oil line leading to the main bearing failure.
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Keeping fingers crossed on GX550 too. If I go forward with purchase I will probably send Blackstone Labs samples from oil changes just to see what's going on. They keep a database of various models for comparison. For $35 it can't hurt.
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