2021-2022 Toyota Oil Pan Leak Investigation
Toyota has identified an issue where some 2021-2022 Camry and Avalon vehicles, specifically those with A25A-FKS/FXS engines built at TMMK, may experience an oil leak from the No.2 Oil Pan. This issue is currently under investigation by the manufacturer.
Sarah Mitchell2021 Toyota Camry
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- Toyota Avalon
- 2021–2022
- Toyota Camry
- 2022
Symptoms of the Toyota Oil Pan Leak
Owners of affected vehicles may notice an oil leak originating from the No.2 Oil Pan. This can manifest as visible oil drips or stains under the vehicle when parked, or a noticeable decrease in engine oil levels over time.
Affected Engines and Vehicles
This issue specifically pertains to certain 2021-2022 Toyota Camry and Avalon models. The vehicles involved are those equipped with A25A-FKS or A25A-FXS engines and built at the Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky (TMMK) plant. Owners should be vigilant for any signs of a Toyota oil pan leak.
Manufacturer's Investigation Status
Toyota is actively investigating the root cause of this oil leak from the No.2 Oil Pan. As of now, the issue is under investigation, meaning a definitive repair procedure or recall has not yet been issued.
What Owners Should Know
If you own a 2021-2022 Toyota Camry or Avalon with an A25A-FKS/FXS engine, it's advisable to periodically check for any signs of an oil leak. Should you observe a Toyota oil pan leak, contact your authorized Toyota dealership to report the issue and for further guidance. Since the issue is under investigation, there is currently no specific repair bulletin or recall action available.
Source: NHTSA ID 10206529
Frequently Asked Questions
- What models and years are affected by the Toyota oil pan leak?
- The oil pan leak issue affects some 2021-2022 Toyota Camry and Avalon vehicles. Specifically, those with A25A-FKS or A25A-FXS engines built at the TMMK plant.
- What part of the engine is leaking oil?
- The oil leak has been identified as originating from the No.2 Oil Pan in the affected vehicles.
- Is there a recall for the Toyota oil pan leak?
- Currently, there is no recall for this issue. Toyota is actively investigating the cause of the oil leak, and further actions will be determined once the investigation is complete.
- What should I do if my Toyota has an oil leak from the No.2 Oil Pan?
- If you notice an oil leak from your 2021-2022 Toyota Camry or Avalon, especially from the No.2 Oil Pan, you should contact your local Toyota dealership. They can assess the situation and provide the most current information regarding the ongoing investigation.
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