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Traction control randomly activates the brakes and locks the front wheel causing the car to skid and lose traction. May result in accident if not corrected. Air bag light is on Toyota make technical service bulletin and recalled other vehicles but will not recall my vehicle. Dealer will not repair
The SRS airbag light comes on after putting the car in motion for a few minutes. We have not had it looked at by a professional but I did do a visual inspection under the front seat and there were no issues with the connectors.
Airbag light goes on and off dealer said he can fix for $400. Or more. Claims he was able to wiggle it to help temporarily. Worked for a short time. Seems like many owners have this issue.
My airbag light began flashing when the car was only a few years old. It would go off for a while then reappear. It appears to be a harness problem that thousands of people are complaining about with this car. And the problem appears to be associated with an under-seat storage bin that rubs against the wiring harness that's beneath the passenger seat. I've now read many, many, many complaints about this and yet Toyota refuses to respond. Please help.
- Littleton, CO, USA
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The air bag light flashes. Toyota replaced the harness under the front passenger seat and shortly the problem came back. I had received notice that there was an issue but Toyota kept the notice and now will not acknowledge therthat is an issue. Toyota claims th harness is defective and will cost to fix. This should not be an issue for a vehicle that has never B en in an accident.
The contact owns a 2006 Toyota Sienna. When the vehicle was started, the air bag indicator remained illuminated. The failure recurred, but the vehicle was not diagnosed. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 146,000. Updated 02/16/17 updated 7/10/18
Started vehicle 3 days ago and all of a sudden the airbag light came on and it keeps blinking off and on and never shuts off. Van has 118,289 miles. Never a problem before now.
Air bag warning continuously flashes when the car is on. Mechanic tried to reset it but it goes right back to flashing when the car is restarted. No accidents, this began at 114,000 miles. Concerned airbag will not deploy on impact, or will deploy randomly because it is faulty. The VIN shows there is no recall but isn't this a safety issue when hundreds have reported the same problem?
The contact owns a 2006 Toyota Sienna. While driving various speeds, the air bag warning indicator illuminated. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where it was diagnosed that the poor pin connector lost contact disconnect. The vehicle was repaired; however, the failure recurred numerous times. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 9,200.
Takata recall I am filing this complaint because I have contacted Toyota many times regarding the safety of the airbags in my van. The safety of my family is in question. Even though a recall does not come up when I enter the VIN in safercar.gov, I am told by Toyota that doesn't mean my van won't be subject to a recall in the future. I need to know! my family and I are expected to play russian roulette every time we get in the van.Toyota reps are playing a guessing game when they give me information about the safety of my van. They cannot tell me why my van is not being recalled. I need specifics such as who made the airbag in my van, Toyota says they cannot tell me this because their lawyers have told them not to give out that info. The person who gave me this info told me they spoke to the executive management where they work and that is all they can tell me. Not good enough! I would like to know why nobody will give me a definitive answer that would put my mind at ease. Could it be because my van is a 2006 and takata knew of the airbag problems in 2004 but did not admit to it until 2008" can they not tell me definitively because takata tampered with info from 2004 through 2008 before they went public with problem" Toyota reps tell me they are going forward with recalls as they receive info from takata and the NHTSA. I cannot trust takata with the safety of my family and for this reason I am appealing to the NHTSA to please give me permission to take my van to a certified mechanic to have the airbags removed. You will probably quote the safety statistic that my chances of being killed in an auto accident are greater without airbags than having an airbag spontaneously explode in my face. Before the recall I was never fixated on getting in an accident, now I am a distracted driver worrying if my airbags are going to explode in someone's face. [xxx] information redacted pursuant to the Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6).
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- Dumont, NJ, USA