2009-2022 Toyota Safety Recall Renotification 24R001

Toyota has initiated a renotification campaign, 24R001, to reach owners whose vehicles have not yet completed certain safety recall and service campaign repairs. This important initiative aims to ensure that all necessary repairs are performed, enhancing vehicle safety and performance across a range of Toyota models. The renotification process will begin in late June 2024, targeting vehicles from model years 2009 to 2022.

Why This Matters for Owners

Completing safety recalls and service campaigns is crucial for the safety, reliability, and longevity of your vehicle. Unaddressed issues can lead to potential hazards, compromise vehicle functionality, or even result in serious safety risks. This Toyota recall renotification 24R001 serves as an important reminder for owners to have these critical repairs performed at no cost at an authorized Toyota dealership.

Campaigns Covered by Renotification 24R001

Toyota's renotification 24R001 specifically covers the following safety recalls and service campaigns that have not yet been completed by owners:

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

These campaigns address a variety of issues, from water leaks affecting stop lamps in Tacoma trucks to potential airbag non-deployment in Venza models, and critical software updates for Corolla ECUs and Data Communication Modules in newer vehicles. The approximate Units In Operation (UIO) for each campaign indicates the broad scope of this renotification effort.

Important Owner Advisory: "DO NOT DRIVE"

Owners of 2023 Toyota Camry and Camry HV vehicles should pay close attention to campaign 23TA05, which carries a critical advisory: "DO NOT DRIVE". This campaign addresses a potential "Potential Loss of Vehicle Control". If you own one of these vehicles and have not completed this recall, it is imperative to contact your dealer immediately and follow all safety instructions. Driving an affected vehicle could pose a significant safety risk.

How Owners Will Be Notified

Toyota will begin sending follow-up owner notifications in late June 2024. Owners will receive these notifications through multiple channels to ensure broad reach and effective communication. These methods include:

• First Class Mail Letter
• Postcard
• Email

What Owners Should Do

If you receive a notification regarding the Toyota recall renotification 24R001 or any other campaign, it is essential to act promptly. Contact your local authorized Toyota dealership to schedule the necessary repairs. These repairs will be performed free of charge. You can also proactively check your vehicle's VIN on the Toyota recall website or the NHTSA website to see if it is affected by any open recalls or service campaigns, even if you haven't received a letter yet.

Other Active Toyota Campaigns and Dealer Information

In addition to the campaigns specifically covered by the 24R001 renotification, Toyota dealerships have access to information on a broader range of active campaigns. Dealers can conduct their own outreach using available data in the LEO system, which lists campaigns not yet completed. Dealership associates are encouraged to refer to the specific campaign Q&A (available in TIS) to ensure consistent and accurate information is communicated to customers. It is important to note that if there are no VINs assigned to a specific dealer for a campaign, that campaign code will not appear in the "Build List" function of LEO under "Recalls and Service Campaigns" List Type.

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

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Source: NHTSA ID: 11005115