SO is anyone HAVING fuel pump issues (recall)

Nah this is how they drive with the factory tune. I know that bucking feeling you say. Its like it gains a few more torques right after letting out the clutch and giving it gas. Save up for an OVtune.

 

I’ve got Ovtune, still does it across all tunes, stock, 1.05,1.05.1, 2.0 betas. And mine is an automatic btw...

 

25,XXX miles and zero issues whatsoever. 2019 TRD Offroad. Dont know if I'm on the list or not. 2 million vehicles affected I suspect I will be. Haha

 

Hope this new recall would have........

....New tsb
....New fuel pump
....This probably effect the transmission updates
.....More low end torque on highway
....help the stumble some have that may be related to the fuel pump.
....and much more

 

32,500 miles on the odometer and I haven't had any fuel pump issues... I am, however, on the recall list.

 

Build date 8/19, not on recall list.

 

Apparently a few thousand people have this, that's why there is a recall.

 

So far so good. If and when it happens I’ll deal with it. Not worried about it.

 

You should wait until an official fix is released. Once the fix is available, then dealers will be backlogged with everyone wanting it done. That will be the time to panic.
I cant wait for all the posts, My truck could stall at any moment and I cant even get it fixed because the dealership is backed up for a month. Does anyone know a good lawyer? Can I just return this truck and get a new one that is not defective? Toyota sold me a vehicle that could get me and family hurt, that is bad business. I wanted to go visit my Grandma 1200 miles away, and couldn't go because I didn't trust this truck.

 

HA! - My oldest daughter is away at college - she is about 2 1/2 hours away and I will often shoot down to her for lunch (I may go today in fact). We have a horse farm (kind of far out), and I have some business partners in neighboring towns/cities - but yes my main office is 60 miles away. My wife put about 35K on her vehicle last year (and she is a stay at home wife/mom (LOL)).

 

Doesn't seem she is stayin' home much.

 

No kidding!!! Last year we traveled quite a bit visiting universities and her vehicle is much more comfortable/nicer (GMC AWD High Top Conversion Van)- we have 2 kids (boy - 18 - girl 16) still at home (seniors in HS)...she and my youngest daughter travel to concerts a lot - in nearby states/cities, go to restaurants and shopping...AND living out on the farm they have to travel if they want to shop (unless they want to hit the local Walmart). The downside to living out on a farm is having to drive a lot to get places ...BUT to us it is well worth it.

 

I thought the tacos had high pressure fuel pumps? Did they change?

 

Thanks for helping me figure out the aappropriate panic timing.

It seems like some peoples whole purpose in life is to worry about crap.

 

So far my '19 is not on shit list.........yet.

 

Damn man. Where have you been in that thing? coast to coast?

 

Mine stalled in an intersection in front of a wal-mart.

2019 TRD OR 4x4 ~19k miles. Low pressure fuel pump issue.

Its been ~40 days out of service, lemon law inspection is scheduled for mid march ish. No known fix yet. Only got the notification in the mail about a week or two ago, which was at least two weeks after it happened.

Technically, my truck is 3 weeks out of lemon law protections when the issue started, but I'm hoping toyota honors it. This has been a fairly shitty situation.

 

Yeah I just saw the notification when I scheduled my 15k service. Haven't had any issues with mine so far