Posted by EZ NZGAS on June 24, 2006, 1:10 am
I read all of these messages with interest, but I'm still wondering:
does this recall apply to all years, or is it more specific? We have
an early '06, but we have yet to receive a recall notice.
Posted by Michelle Steiner on June 24, 2006, 2:44 am
> I read all of these messages with interest, but I'm still wondering:
> does this recall apply to all years, or is it more specific? We have
> an early '06, but we have yet to receive a recall notice.
It applies to all 04s and 05s, and to some early 06s.
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Posted by Jean B. on June 24, 2006, 2:58 pm
Michelle Steiner wrote:
>
>
>>I read all of these messages with interest, but I'm still wondering:
>>does this recall apply to all years, or is it more specific? We have
>>an early '06, but we have yet to receive a recall notice.
>
>
> It applies to all 04s and 05s, and to some early 06s.
>
I haven't gotten my notice yet, even though mine is an '05.
Of course, it could have gone to the neighbors, who would
never see that it got to the addressee. :-( BUT I am
probably going to schedule my 15K maintenance for the end of
next week (ideally it would by July 3rd, but I question the
wisdom of that), so I will see if I can get that work done then.
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Jean B.
Posted by Jerry Keller on June 29, 2006, 1:33 am
>> Jerry Keller writes:
>> I had this recall done two days ago and the dealer replaced the
>> steering intermediate shaft. This was done even though there was no
>> sign of damage to this or any other steering component. Toyota has
>> issued a kit of parts to the dealer for this repair. They do replace
>> this component regardles of its condition.
>
> Jerry,
> How long did you need to leave your car at the dealer for it to be
> done? I've heard it takes about an hour, but my last oil change took
> over 4 hours (they decided to balance the wheels as well which made the
> bill $0 or so for the 10K service).
>
> Fwiw, I know they balanced the tires as it rode smoother than ever and
> I recently discovered the little silver trim-covers were bent in
> various places from the wheel weight tab over the edge of the rim
> (cannot get them flat or flush with rim with the weight's tab). I
> don't think there were any weights on the original wheels as the
> trim-covers were flush with the wheel before they did it. Seems there
> are some heavy weights on my rims now. At least it doesn't seem to
> bounce around and off the I-5 autobahn in California when speeds exceed
> 100 mph. <wink>
>
> B~
Jerry Keller writes:
The actual work took one hour. I added an oil change. so I was at the
dealer about two hours.
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> does this recall apply to all years, or is it more specific? We have
> an early '06, but we have yet to receive a recall notice.