2021-2022 Toyota Camry Manufacturer Communication Obsolete Notice
An obsolete notice has been issued for a manufacturer communication affecting certain 2021-2022 Toyota Camry, RAV4, Highlander, Venza, and Avalon vehicles. This bulletin is no longer applicable and should not be referenced for service or repair.

S'applique également à
- Toyota Avalon
- 2021–2022
- Toyota Camry
- 2021
- Toyota Highlander
- 2021–2022
- Toyota RAV4
- 2021–2022
- Toyota Venza
- 2021–2022
What this notice means
Toyota has issued an "OBSOLETE NOTICE" for a manufacturer communication (TSB) that previously applied to various 2021-2022 models, including the Toyota Camry. This means the original bulletin is no longer considered valid or applicable by the manufacturer. It has been superseded, withdrawn, or its information is no longer relevant.
Why this matters for owners
For owners of affected vehicles like the 2021-2022 Toyota Camry, RAV4, Highlander, Venza, and Avalon, this notice indicates that any information or repair procedures detailed in the original bulletin should no longer be followed. If you were previously aware of this specific manufacturer communication, you should disregard its contents. Do not seek service or repairs based on this obsolete information.
For technicians and dealers
This obsolete notice serves as a critical update for service technicians and dealerships. It ensures that outdated procedures or diagnostic steps are not mistakenly applied to customer vehicles. Technicians should always refer to the most current service information available from Toyota when diagnosing or repairing vehicles, including any related to a Toyota Camry manufacturer communication.
NHTSA Reference
This obsolete notice is documented by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
Source: NHTSA ID: 10244112
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does 'obsolete notice' mean for a Toyota TSB?
- An 'obsolete notice' for a Toyota Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) means the bulletin is no longer current or applicable. Its information has either been updated, superseded by a new bulletin, or is no longer relevant for vehicle service.
- Should I still be concerned about an obsolete Toyota Camry manufacturer communication?
- No, you should not be concerned about an obsolete Toyota Camry manufacturer communication. The purpose of the obsolete notice is to inform owners and technicians that the original information is no longer valid and should not be used for diagnosis or repair.
- How do I find current service information for my Toyota?
- For the most current and accurate service information, always consult an authorized Toyota dealership. They have access to the latest technical service bulletins and manufacturer communications that are applicable to your specific vehicle model and year.
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