I purposely bought my Hyundai that was assembled in Korea. 137k. Changed a wheel bearing. Thats it. Base model, manual transmission. Most reliable car ive ever had. Youve stated for what feels like an eternity about the engine being made in US. Thats not something to brag about. Engine, tranny, USA. Assembled in Mexico? Combination for disaster.

I thought they were better then Ecoboost

My daughter has a 4 Runner limited and I'm trying to learn this system so i can explain it to her a bit. Am I correct in assuming there is no front or rear diff lock. available on this full time 4wd system? And the "trac' is engaged all the time? Which is really nothing, as a limited slip differential would be standard on these vehicles? Or is it? Is A trac available on the full time 4wd models?

I'll keep my 2018 Land Cruiser with the 5.7 Litre V8.

Thanks for the update! Great info! Keep Grinding! ✌🏾👍🏾

GO TITAN, ARMADA & QX80!!!!!!!!

Toyota....the Pride Before The Fall.

Here’s my brand new 2024 Tundra confirmed from Toyota specialists kzbin.infodnqvgUF17Ls?si=mGke6TeWoNnKzrAW

Happening on my 2024 brand new Toyota Tundra with 3 miles kzbin.info5rEZLS70Pbo?si=9ELWXtL50a1MbfwT

This is why I opted to buy a 460 with the proven 4.6 just a few months ago.

Toyota has Total quality control named Kaizen. So theyll improve this..on the other side I hate owning a hybrid car that will keep me electrocuted..so ill stay with my lovely 1KD FTV turbo diesel

Toyota learned from GM, Chrysler and Ford to built problematic cars. My 2001 Tacoma Double cab is still working after 25 years. It was built in California.

Lol, i doubt it they have no parts for anything cant even fix the hose issue with gas. lol its been 4 months waiting for a hose, lol. Ohhh, by the way, my 22 sport shut engine just stopped running at a red light. The radio went dead. The onk6 thing on was dash light, took it in same day, got toyota engineers involved. They said itcwas running right, and no diag codes or errors were found when they pulked data. I got a lawyer due to previous issues. The pcs system is going off without anyone in front. The issue with the engine shut down. The side panels on the seat, breaking constantly, and the weird engine noises that they say is fine.

@gx469 off road could you please give me a link to the v6 recall write up so that I can read over the entire thing myself? Thanks

I bought a new 2012 Civic and did first oil change at 400 miles. Avoided constant speed interstate roads. Did next oil change at 1000 miles then just drove normally and did 5k oil and filter changes. At 200k now an not a single engine leak or failure.

It’s MY MONEY! I’ll change my oil once a month if I want to. I couldn’t care less what you think or believe in. You come across like a condescending A hole. And I believe that’s exactly what you are. Don’t quit your day job.

Just did a 600 mile oil change today on my 24’ GX and the tech said it was squeaky clean. 🤞🏻

Looks man-made.

Wow - You could’ve had a V8🤔🧠!! So Refreshing, Tastes Great😋!! Remember, the time to have a V8, is before you’ve had something else👍😎!!

I just bought a gx550 have 350 miles. Was planning an oil change at 1000 miles anyways. Now I’m kind of afraid to drive it until they figure out if the 550 is involved.

There are still months long wait lists for the GX550. Yes, I'm on one and will stay on the list until my GX550 Premium + arrives. Yes, gambling that this issue was already known and that Toyota won't ignore the issue and ship without repairing. Wish me luck 😊!

Thanks for the insight. I guess it's the mass production method of these engines that are the problem. Not the engineering. Building one at a time for lab purposes will have different manufacturing QA than mass producing them.

😂 I had said the same thing few week’s ago and all the fanboy denied it. I will say it again, stay away from Turbo engines. Do you believe fake data or reality? Talk to auto shops instead of believing data 😂 have common sense people. Buy naturally aspirated engines and stay away from Turbo and GDI engines.

The copium is real.

I did a whole video on how my 23 tundra has had sooooo many problems! Torque converter, rear diff, window seals, build quality. It’s been a mess

My favorite Toyota engine is the 2UR-GSE engine

Wondering if my 2020 LS500 F Sport is a part of this recall. I have 32K now and no issues. The engine in mine was assembled in Japan - perhaps it is not included in this recall!?

looking to buy friend LC 80 series with 250k miles on it and avoid the new turbo charged engines.

Toyota have that 2jz 3.0l straight 6 they could have used

Garbage in Garbage out.

We are suppose to take delivery of our GX 550 in July. Should we cancel the order?

Hmmm, let's redesign our trucks so engine replacement requires total vehicle disassembly. What could go wrong with that plan?

Sticking to my 03 taco 💪🏽

Informative. Thanks.

dealer near me is offering lifetime warranty for the new pickups.

Looks like Japanese workers are as bad as American workers?

Toyota is the new Boeing The Tundra will take a decade to recover from this news If I were them I would figure out how to build the new truck around the 5.7 and figure out how to lower the fleet avg MPG another way There is no way Tundra recovers from this with truck and towing owners who make a living with their truck’s without an immediate shutdown and change of direction If I were them I would stop all production immediately and stop the brand reliability bleeding Take a year off fix the issues and come back in 2026 with the right tundra Any further issues will damage the toyota brand and consumer confidence forever regarding the Tundra - It’s not a car - this is a truck horrible horrible

So, I'll be on the lookout for my LX recall notice. Thanks for the heads up.

Is this engine in the LS500 since 2018 as well?

"machining debris" that went unnoticed for years. The fix for this would need to be engine replacement since the damage would already be done vs replacing a valve spring. Some owners have had replacement shortblocks but "debris" in the engine could have made it to the turbos since the oil is shared...

This is much worse than bad valves on the old GX… this remedy will call for a complete engine removal/teardown. Do you really trust these Toyota mechanics to do that and warranty their work? No

Most people know about the issues with the LS & GS motors. Why compare those and not compare the engines from the LX470 & lx570 models?

Toyota and other Japanese auto makers should always build their new platforms in Japan. They can’t trust these lazy American workers 😂. Even the engineers and executives, all they care about is how much they make and how to make your boss happy and move to another company as soon as you can.

What about the new cars that are waiting to be sold, do the dealers recall them or the have to be sold to be recalled?

I keep my 2022 4Runner limited.

At least you can trust Toyota will make it right. Had a ford burning three quarts of oil between changes and they said that’s normal consumption and refused to warranty it.

Hmmmmm. Even after the recall I would never buy this engine. Turbos in gasoline powerplants are inherently less reliable. They still have sooo much to prove till I’d ever buy one if ever. Thank goodness my 2 GX’s are extremely low mileage as they have to see me thru the insanity Toyota is putting us thru.

Yea people forget the 1-ur had problems too! lol. 90% of the time people are just parroting what they hear from other KZbinrs instead of doing the research and looking at history

y'all love for toyota/lexus to have a few issues/ negative press , but I'll take a recall from toyota any day over Ford and gm ... toyota is more likely to address the issues, whether then let it linger on ... is toyota perfect ? of course not but shiddd ... 😂

Having owned an older Tundra I know from personal experience that getting something fixed is not that easy especially if you cannot take the truck to the selling dealer. In my case I'd moved and the dealers didn't want to touch it. KPT's excuse was they needed the parts for the trucks they'd sold so they couldn't fix mine. I went back to Chevy.