2021-2022 Toyota Multi-Model Safety Recall Renotification 24R001
Toyota is issuing follow-up notifications for several safety recalls and service campaigns, including issues for the 2021-2022 Toyota Camry, 4Runner, Tacoma, RAV4, and other models. This renotification, labeled 24R001, aims to ensure all necessary repairs are completed.

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- Toyota 4Runner
- 2021–2022
- Toyota C-HR
- 2021
- Toyota Highlander
- 2021–2022
- Toyota Prius
- 2022
- Toyota RAV4
- 2021–2022
- Toyota Sequoia
- 2021–2022
- Toyota Supra
- 2021
- Toyota Tacoma
- 2021–2022
- Toyota Tundra
- 2021
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Toyota is conducting a follow-up notification initiative, Toyota Renotification 24R001, to ensure that all outstanding Safety Recall and Service Campaign repairs are completed on affected vehicles. This effort is part of Toyota's commitment to customer satisfaction and vehicle safety. Owners of various Toyota models, including the 2021-2022 Toyota Camry, 4Runner, Tacoma, and RAV4, will receive reminders to address these important campaigns.
The renotification process involves mailing follow-up letters to owners whose vehicles have not yet had the necessary repairs performed. Dealers are also encouraged to assist in completing these repairs as owners contact their dealerships. This activity may lead to an increase in service appointments, and dealers are advised to consider this when managing staffing requirements.
Important Warnings
One specific campaign, 23TA05, affecting certain 2023 Model Year Camry and Camry HV vehicles, carries a critical safety warning: "DO NOT DRIVE - Potential Loss of Vehicle Control". Owners of vehicles identified under this campaign should immediately contact their dealer for instructions and refrain from driving the vehicle until the remedy is performed.
Campaigns Covered in the Renotification
Toyota will be sending follow-up notifications for the following campaigns:
| 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 |
Campaigns Currently in LEO
Dealers can conduct their own outreach using available data for campaigns currently listed in LEO (Dealer Inventory). This list includes a broader range of campaigns that may require attention:
| Campaign* | Model, Model Year and Title | Upload Date |
|---|---|---|
| 20TA02 | Multiple Models and Model Years - Vehicle May Stall During Driving at Higher Speed | Jan-2023 |
| 20TA03 | Multiple Models and Model Years - Incomplete or Nondeployment of Airbags and/or Seat Belt Pretensioners May Occur | Apr-2021 |
| 20TA05 | 2011 - 2012 Model Year Corolla - Incomplete or Nondeployment of Airbags and/or Seat Belt Pretensioners May Occur | Apr-2021 |
| 20TC01 | 2012 Model Year Tacoma – Air Injection Pumps and Air Switching Valves | Oct-2021 |
| 20TC03 | 2019 Model Year Yaris Sedan - Engine Control Module Reprogram | Sep-2022 |
| 21TA01 | 2009 - 2015 Model Year Venza - Non-deployment of Side and Curtain Shield Airbags May Occur | Jun-2022 |
| 21TA02 | 2021 Model Year Supra - Passenger Seatbelt Automatic Locking Retractor Function - May Not Activate | Sep-2023 |
| 21TA03 | 2018 – 2019 Model Year 86 - Vehicle May Stall if Low-Pressure Fuel Pump Becomes Inoperative | Sep-2022 |
| 21TA04 | 2020-2021 Model Year Supra - Potential Increased Braking Distance | Jan-2023 |
| 21TA05 | 2019-2020 Model Year Yaris Sedan, 2020 Model Year Yaris Hatchback and Yaris R Vehicles - Vehicle May Stall During Driving at Higher Speeds | Jan-2023 |
| 21TA06 | 2018-2021 Model Year Tundra - Potential Increased Risk of Vehicle Fire | Jan-2023 |
| 21TA09 | 2018-2019 Model Year Camry - Sudden Loss of Power Braking Assist May Occur | Jan-2023 |
| 21TC02 | 2021 Model Year Supra - Improper Programing in a 12V Battery Management System | Jun-2022 |
| 21TG01 (Phase 1-2) | 2013-2018 Model Year RAV4 - 12-Volt Battery Size and Installation Inspection | Sep-2022 |
| 21TG01 (Phase 3) | 2013-2018 Model Year RAV4 - 12-Volt Battery Size and Installation Inspection | Jan-2023 |
| 22TA02 | 2021 Model Year C-HR – Pre-Collision System (PCS) Inoperative without Warning Indicator | Dec-2023 |
| 22TA09 | 2022 Model Year Tacoma Vehicles - Upper Child Seat Anchor Welds May Fail During a Crash | Sep-2023 |
| 22TC01 | Multiple 2021 - 2022 Model Year Vehicles - DCM (Data Communication Module) Reprogramming | Apr-2024 |
| 22TC05 | Multiple Models and Model Years - Crankcase, Case Vent | Apr-2024 |
| 22TC07 | 2020 Model Year Corolla - Engine ECU Software Update | Feb-2023 |
| 23TA05 | 2023 Model Year Camry and Camry HV - DO NOT DRIVE - Potential Loss of Vehicle Control | Dec-2023 |
Dealer Inventory Procedures
Toyota has specific procedures for dealers concerning vehicles in their inventory. For pre-owned vehicles, dealers are requested to complete all Safety Recall, Special Service Campaign, or Limited Service Campaign repairs before customer delivery. If a campaign cannot be completed due to parts availability, disclosure to the customer is required.
Dealers must visit the Toyota recall disclosure website to complete a Customer Contact and Vehicle Disclosure Form for affected vehicles. Additionally, the Toyota Certified Used Vehicle (TCUV) policy prohibits the certification, sale, or delivery of any vehicle with an outstanding Safety Recall, Special Service Campaign, or Limited Service Campaign. Toyota also requests that all Toyota Rent-A-Car (TRAC) and Service Loaner vehicles covered by a Safety Recall be removed from service until the defect is remedied.
Customer Handling, Parts Ordering, and Remedy Procedures
Toyota encourages dealerships to proactively contact customers by telephone to encourage completion of Safety Recall and Service Campaign repairs. A specific word track is provided to ensure consistent communication. Dealership associates should refer to the specific Safety Recall or Service Campaign Q&A available in TIS (Technical Information System) to answer customer questions.
Regarding parts ordering, dealers should check current stock levels and base subsequent orders on customer appointments, following a "sell one, buy one" approach for replenishment. Technical instructions for repairs are available in TIS, and all non-completed Safety Recalls and Service Campaigns should be addressed during a service appointment. This Toyota Renotification 24R001 aims to streamline these processes.
NHTSA ID: 11005114
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Toyota Renotification 24R001?
- Toyota Renotification 24R001 is a follow-up notification campaign by Toyota to remind owners of various models, including 2021-2022 Toyota vehicles, about uncompleted safety recalls and service campaigns to ensure all necessary repairs are performed.
- How will I be notified if my Toyota is affected by a campaign under 24R001?
- Toyota will begin mailing follow-up owner notification letters in late June 2024. Notifications will be sent via First Class Mail Letter, Postcard, or Email, depending on available information.
- Is there a specific campaign I should be aware of regarding the Toyota Renotification 24R001?
- Yes, campaign 23TA05 for certain 2023 Model Year Camry and Camry HV vehicles includes a critical warning: "DO NOT DRIVE - Potential Loss of Vehicle Control." Owners of these specific vehicles should contact their dealer immediately.
- Does this renotification apply to Toyota Certified Used Vehicles (TCUV)?
- The TCUV policy prohibits the certification, sale, or delivery of any vehicle with an outstanding Safety Recall, Special Service Campaign, or Limited Service Campaign. Therefore, all applicable campaigns must be completed before a vehicle can be designated as TCUV.
- How can dealers identify open campaigns on vehicles in their inventory?
- Dealers can identify open campaigns on new and used inventory through the Vehicle Inventory Summary available in Dealer Daily. They are also expected to visit the Toyota recall disclosure website and complete a Customer Contact and Vehicle Disclosure Form.
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