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The contact owns a 2000 Toyota Tundra. The contact stated that the vehicle's rear tail light bulb is failing because the bulb is loose in the socket. The contact has replaced the bulb four times in the past four months, the last time being May 16, 2007. The contact stated that there is safety recall # 99V347003 (exterior lighting:tail lights), but his VIN is excluded. The engine size was unknown. The current mileage is 95,675 and failure mileage was 91,000. Updated 06/08/07
It was determined that all 4 oxygen sensors needed to be replaced. The consumer found that there was an extended warranty, but was told that the problem wasn't bad enough for a total recall. Recall campaign: Recall number: 99V347003. The towing packet light kit had blown out and was replaced. The consumer stated that the engine light has been on since purchase of the vehicle. Vehicle stalled while being driven by the consumer. When started again the check engine light appeared. After having the vehicle checked again it registered a code of P0505/possible idle control system.
Received recall notice 99V347003/ tail lights & contacted the dealership to set an appointment. Was informed by mechanic that no parts were available. No indication when parts will be available.
- Morganfield, KY, USA
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- Severna Park, MD, USA