2021-2022 Toyota Owner Recall & Campaign Renotification

Toyota Issues Follow-Up for Uncompleted Recalls and Service Campaigns

Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc. has announced OWNER RENOTIFICATION 24R001, a comprehensive effort to ensure that all outstanding safety recalls and service campaigns are completed on affected vehicles. This initiative aims to remind owners of various Toyota models, including those from the 2021-2022 model years, about necessary repairs that have not yet been performed. The Toyota recall renotification highlights Toyota's commitment to customer satisfaction and vehicle safety.

The renotification process involves sending follow-up communications to owners whose vehicles are still subject to open campaigns. This proactive approach is designed to increase completion rates for critical safety and service-related issues. Dealers are also being informed to anticipate a potential increase in service appointments as owners respond to these reminders.

What is the OWNER RENOTIFICATION 24R001?

The OWNER RENOTIFICATION 24R001 is not a new recall or service campaign itself, but rather a reminder for existing ones. Toyota will be sending out follow-up notifications to owners to prompt them to schedule repairs for previously announced safety recalls and service campaigns that remain unaddressed. These notifications will be distributed via First Class Mail Letter, Postcard, and Email, starting in late June 2024.

Toyota emphasizes the importance of completing these repairs to maintain vehicle safety and performance. Dealerships are encouraged to assist customers in scheduling appointments and addressing any questions they may have regarding their specific campaigns.

Campaigns Covered by the Renotification

The OWNER RENOTIFICATION 24R001 specifically targets several key campaigns. Owners of these vehicles who have not yet had the repairs completed will receive follow-up notices.

Campaign	Model, Model Year and Title	Approximate UIO	Renotification Schedule
21TD03	2016-2019 Model Year Double Cab Tacoma - Center High-Mounted Stop Lamp - Water Leak	306,400	Late June 2024
22TC07	2020 Model Year Corolla Vehicles - Engine ECU Software Update	70,400	Late June 2024
22TC05	Multiple Models and Model Years - Crankcase, Case Vent	2,900	Late July 2024
22TC01	Multiple 2021-2022 Model Year Vehicles - DCM (Data Communication Module) Reprogramming	31,300	Late July 2024
21TA01	2009 - 2015 Model Year Venza - Non-deployment of Side and Curtain Shield Airbags May Occur	127,800	Late June 2024

Beyond these, Toyota maintains a broader list of campaigns in its Dealer Daily system (LEO) that dealers can use for outreach. These include issues such as:

• 20TA02: Vehicle May Stall During Driving at Higher Speed
• 20TA03 & 20TA05: Incomplete or Nondeployment of Airbags and/or Seat Belt Pretensioners
• 20TC01: 2012 Tacoma Air Injection Pumps and Air Switching Valves
• 20TC03: 2019 Yaris Sedan Engine Control Module Reprogram
• 21TA02: 2021 Supra Passenger Seatbelt Automatic Locking Retractor Function
• 21TA03 & 21TA05: Vehicle May Stall if Low-Pressure Fuel Pump Becomes Inoperative (for 2018-2019 86 and 2019-2020 Yaris models)
• 21TA04: 2020-2021 Supra Potential Increased Braking Distance
• 21TA06: 2018-2021 Tundra Potential Increased Risk of Vehicle Fire
• 21TA09: 2018-2019 Camry Sudden Loss of Power Braking Assist
• 21TC02: 2021 Supra Improper Programming in a 12V Battery Management System
• 21TG01: 2013-2018 RAV4 12-Volt Battery Size and Installation Inspection (Phases 1-2 and 3)
• 22TA02: 2021 C-HR Pre-Collision System (PCS) Inoperative without Warning Indicator
• 22TA09: 2022 Tacoma Upper Child Seat Anchor Welds May Fail During a Crash
• 23TA05: 2023 Camry and Camry HV Potential Loss of Vehicle Control

Important Warnings and Owner Information

Owners should pay close attention to any notifications received regarding these campaigns. Some issues carry significant safety risks.

Critical Safety Advisory for 2023 Camry and Camry HV (Campaign 23TA05): If you own a 2023 Toyota Camry or Camry Hybrid affected by campaign 23TA05, which addresses a "Potential Loss of Vehicle Control," Toyota explicitly states: "DO NOT DRIVE" these vehicles until the necessary repairs are completed. This warning indicates a severe safety concern that requires immediate attention.

For vehicles in dealer inventory, Toyota has specific guidelines:

• Pre-Owned Vehicles: Dealers are requested to complete all safety recall and service campaign repairs on used vehicles before customer delivery. If a repair cannot be completed due to parts availability, delivery is acceptable only if the customer is fully informed that the vehicle is involved in an outstanding campaign.
• Toyota Certified Used Vehicles (TCUV): Vehicles with any outstanding Safety Recall, Special Service Campaign, or Limited Service Campaign cannot be certified, sold, or delivered as TCUV until all applicable repairs are completed.
• Toyota Rent-A-Car (TRAC) & Service Loaners: Any TRAC or service loaner vehicles covered by a safety recall must be removed from service unless the defect has been remedied.

What Owners Should Do

If you receive a Toyota recall renotification letter or email, it is crucial to contact your local authorized Toyota dealership as soon as possible to schedule an appointment. These repairs are typically performed free of charge under the terms of the safety recall or service campaign.

Even if you have not yet received a notification, you can check your vehicle's status by visiting the Toyota recall website and entering your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). This will confirm if your vehicle is affected by any open campaigns. For specific technical instructions or to answer detailed questions, your dealership will refer to information available in Toyota's Technical Information System (TIS) and campaign-specific Q&A documents.

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Source: NHTSA ID: 11005056, Manufacturer Communication OWNER RENOTIFICATION 24R001