Service Bulletin

2021-2022 Toyota Floor Mat Retainer Installation TSB

Toyota TSB 10203559 addresses the correct procedure for installing driver, passenger, and rear floor mat retainers during Pre-Delivery Service for various 2021-2022 Toyota models, ensuring floor mats are securely fastened.

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What this TSB addresses

This Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) from Toyota provides instructions for dealers regarding the proper installation of floor mat retainers in 2021 and 2022 model year vehicles. The purpose of these retainers is to secure the floor mats, preventing them from shifting and ensuring they remain in the correct position.

Specifically, the TSB focuses on the installation of driver side floor mat retainers, and where applicable, retainers for passenger side and rear seat floor mats. Correct installation is crucial for vehicle safety and preventing potential interference with pedal operation.

Pre-Delivery Service (PDS) Procedure

During the Pre-Delivery Service (PDS) process, technicians are instructed to follow a specific installation procedure. This involves attaching the floor mats to the vehicle's carpet using the designated Toyota floor mat retainers.

If the floor mat kit includes its own set of installation instructions, these should be placed in the vehicle's glove box. This ensures that customers have access to the information for future reference or if they need to remove and reinstall the floor mats.

Important information for owners

If you own a 2021-2022 Toyota vehicle, it's important to ensure your floor mats are properly secured. Your dealer should have completed the floor mat retainer installation during the Pre-Delivery Service.

Check your vehicle's glove box for any floor mat installation instructions that may have been provided with the floor mat kit. These instructions can be helpful if you ever need to remove or re-secure your floor mats.

NHTSA Source Citation

NHTSA ID: 10203559

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Toyota TSB 10203559 about?
TSB 10203559 provides instructions for Toyota dealerships on the correct installation of floor mat retainers during the Pre-Delivery Service (PDS) for various 2021-2022 Toyota models.
Why are floor mat retainers important for my Toyota?
Floor mat retainers are crucial for safety as they secure the floor mats in place, preventing them from sliding and potentially interfering with the accelerator or brake pedals.
Will I receive a recall notice for this TSB regarding my Toyota floor mat retainers?
No, this is a Technical Service Bulletin (TSB), not a recall. It provides guidance to dealerships for proper procedures during vehicle preparation, rather than addressing a defect requiring owner notification and repair campaign.
Where can I find instructions for my Toyota floor mats?
If your floor mat kit included specific installation instructions, the dealer should have placed them in your vehicle's glove box for your reference.

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