The contact owns a 2006 Toyota Sequoia. The contact stated while driving 65 mph, the vehicle experienced the death wobble. The contact stated that the VSC OFF, and the VSC traction and brake warning lights were illuminated. The contact was able to park on the side of the road before deciding to continue to drive. The contact stated while driving to his residence, he heard an abnormal noise. The contact stated while inspecting the vehicle, the rear driver suspension link was detached from the vehicle. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. A dealer was not contacted. The manufacturer had not been informed of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 298,000.

- Janesville, WI, USA

My front end sounds weird and when I turn my trac lights come on and it tries to turn off but never does I was told my fuel pump was bad I paid 650 for it to be fixed was the issue I believe it is a recall on similar vehicles

- Metairie, LA, USA

Pulled out of driveway and drove 30 feet towards a stop sign going 15 mph and ball joint broke and car fell to driver side.

- Celeveland Heights, OH, USA

The contact owned a 2006 Toyota Sequoia. While driving 5 mph and making a left turn, the driver's side ball joint failed without warning. The contact took the vehicle to an independent mechanic where the ball joint was replaced. A year later, while the contact's wife was driving 70 mph, the passenger side ball joint failed without warning. The driver lost control of the vehicle and crashed into a median. There were no injuries and police report number: P190541059 was filed. The vehicle was totaled and towed to a tow yard. The cause of the failure was not determined. There were no recalls on the vehicle. The manufacturer and dealer were not notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 230,000. The VIN was unknown.

- Albany, MN, USA

We need help in getting Toyota motors, Inc. To honor the warranty program covering premature excessive rust corrosion of certain Toyota model frames. In mid-October 2018 we received notification from Toyota motors, Inc., of the following: 'warranty enhancement notification ' ZH8 and limited service campaign ' hof.' The ZH8 and hof were instituted as a result of a determination that the frames on certain Toyota vehicles are prone to 'excessive, premature rust corrosion because the frames were not properly prepared and treated against rust corrosion when they were manufactured.' Excessive rust corrosion on my SUV 'compromises the vehicles' safety, stability, and crash-worthiness because important suspension components, engine mounts, transmission mounts, and body mounts anchor to the vehicles' frames'. by driving my high end SUV, I will be putting my family's safety at risk. On 10/25/2018: We took our SUV to jim coleman Toyota in bethesda, md for frame inspection. The attached work order shows: 'inspected and found no perforation. Eligible for crc spray ' customer will return at a later date for frame crc application.' It was during this time I was told that jim coleman only had one person performing this work. And that we had two years from October 2018 to have the work performed by Toyota at no charge. On Monday March 10, 2019, we left our SUV with the Toyota dealer so that the hof work could be performed. We received a call from the dealer at 5:05pm on Friday 03/15/2019 informing us that (a) our SUV had not been repaired since the frame needed to be replaced (B) that there are large holes in the frame and (C) no work would be performed since the hof had ended in January 2019. We paid over $60,000 for our Toyota SUV not many years ago. We literally received a different answer regarding the crc and hof each time we called Toyota customer relations

- Chevy Chase, MD, USA

Still awaiting fix for airbag recall... I have had to replace items due to rust, and the frame is extremely rusty as well. Love the vehicle.... hate the rust... previous years have been recalled due to rust, not the 2006 model. Please fix this!!! thank you.

- Sioux Falls, SD, USA

The undercarriage is rusting badly to the point that I have found items that have rusted off the frame lying in my driveway after the car is parked. The inside of the rear hatch is rusted out beyond use. Car is well maintained and always in covered parking. Parts of the frame can be pulled off due ot the rust flaking and parts can be pulled off that should be bolted the car.

- Jupiter, FL, USA

My vehicle is the subject of a recall for a defective takata airbag inflator. The vehicle was purchased in Arizona a few years ago, and I live in san diego, ca. I have a vacation home in baja California sur, Mexico. I keep the Toyota Sequoia at that home in Mexico, about 900 miles from California. There is a Toyota dealer in san jose del cabo who could make the repair. I do not want to drive the vehicle 1800 miles round trip to the usa in order to have the repair done in the usa. Toyota has refused to allow its dealer in san jose del cabo to make the repair. I would like to have you to require Toyota to repair my vehicle purchased in the United States by a U.S. citizen in Mexico.

- La Jolla, CA, USA

I heard a knocking noise coming from my front right wheel area when I would go over a bump. Even when I was going very slow over a speed bump. I took it to my local repair garage and he told me it sounded like my strut was sticking. I made an appointment to have him replace my front struts. When I returned on 4/26/13 he told me that the bottom of the front right strut was broken off & that my front left strut had a crack in it & would have broken. He kept the part & showed me where it was broken & how it goes together. He said it was only the weight that was holding it on & he could not believe that it did not slide off. They check to see if this was part of a recall on the vehicle & did not find one. They recommended that I report it because it was dangerous & very rare that both struts would be effected. One broken & one cracked ready to brake. Please contact me if there is any recall on the Toyota Sequoia struts.

- Spring Grove, PA, USA

My Toyota Sequoia is a 2006 4X4 and has excessive frame rust at the weld seems and all over the rear axle housing and suspension components. I recently learned that Toyota has started to recall and replace these frames that are rusting from the inside out. I am worried about this rust at the frame weld and that snow and road salt and ice melter are causing my frame to rust from the inside out. My Sequoia was originally licensed in Kansas and they use heavy road salt. I live in Colorado and they have a heavy use of mag chloride, which is a major rust factor. The Toyota frame looks like it was never properly treated to prevent this type of rusting. I would like my frame to also be replaced and covered by Toyota under this recall. [xxx] information redacted pursuant to the Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6).

- Denver, CO, USA

I am having unusual tire wear on the outside edge of all 4 tires on my vehicle (2006 Toyota Sequoia), to the point of becoming bald. I have been relaying my concern to the dealer for the past 11K miles. The vehicle currently has 21K miles on it. The vehicle has been aligned 3 times by manufacturer dealers, the front ball joints have been replaced and the vehicle has been thoroughly inspected by district level manufacturer's people. They are saying nothing is wrong with the vehicle, but I have been doing some research and am finding that this has been a complaint on the same model of vehicle since 2002. I feel that the suspension of this vehicle is not allowing it to ride properly on the tires, thus causing this premature wear. The problem seems to be on bf goodrich, Bridgestone and in particular, dunlop tires.

- Long Beach, CA, USA