7,000 Miles In, My Brand New 2024 Toyota Tundra Turns Into a Warranty Battleground (Seeking Advice!)
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- Опубликовано: 28 апр 2024
- A few days ago I learned about a frustrated new Toyota Tundra owner, who says his 2024 Tundra has a blown engine at 7,000 miles and asks if he should fight for a replacement of the truck vs the replacement of the engine. Here is what happened.
Imagine this: you just bought a brand new 2024 Toyota Tundra truck, and are excited to enjoy it for years to come. Then, at a mere 7,000 miles, the engine lets out a spectacular cough and dies. That's the gut-wrenching scenario facing one truck driver, who posted his story on 2022+ Toyota Tundra Owners Facebook group seeking advice from the fellow Tundra owners.
This 2024 Tundra truck owner and the local Toyota dealership are now navigating the world of warranties, repairs, and the agonizing question: will my car ever be the same? Please, join this conversation as we explore this owner's experience, offering advice and support for anyone, who's ever faced a major car malfunction. What do you think he should do in this case?
Key topics discussed in this video:
2024 Toyota Tundra Blown Engine.
New Truck Engine Problems.
Toyota Warranty Battle.
Should I Lemon Law My New Tundra.
Toyota Tundra Engine Replacement.
Buy Back New Tundra.
Toyota Truck Warranty Issues.
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#2024ToyotaTundra #toyotatundra #ToyotaTundraEngine
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I am holding out for a 2-cylinder triple turbo charged Tundra.
😂😂😂😂
Is it going to be electric assisted?
@@trigganometry168 .. F-King Hilarious!
Lol..How about a 1 cylinder quad turbo to meet all these EPA demands.😂😂😂
If I buy any new vehicle it needs to last 10 years without problems. Only tires, filters, fluids.
I would not buy a new Toyota now, I have a 2007 Toyota FJ with 93,000 miles on it have never had a single issue, love that vehicle.
My 19 Gas RAV4 LE AWD has had zero issues at 118k miles, knock on wood. I’ve had zero recalls. A very low percentage of Tundra engines have failed. It’s less than one tenth of one percent. The new Toyotas are actually better.
Well Whadda ya want for $70,000? Jeeze. Some people 😢
+1. .. Hilarious. .. The nerve!
Fred Haas Toyota in Houston, for Tundra only, is now offering a Lifetime Engine Warranty...Lifetime!! It even lists the parts, unbelievable!! It is true. Look it up.
Yeah until the dealer closes
I think Toyota should come up with the two cylinder 7 turbos engine😂😂😂😂😂😂
Porsche AG has been down this very "Engine Replacement" road. .. The MY99 thru '04 911 (996) Carrera's .... A large percentage of the series 996 cars had "Full-On complete engine" replacements. .. Porsche AG shipped thousands of crate 996 engines to USA dealerships for warranty engine replacements. .. Been there, done that. .. P.S., The MY99 thru 2004 Boxster cars were also effected. ..
The first law is to avoid completely redesigned vehicles in the first two or three years of production. I doubt they'll go for a long block as Toyota doesn't sell then that way and unless there's damage to the heads he'll probably end up getting a short block.
Especially with a redesigned car, waiting a few years can be smart. On the engine, you're right, Toyota usually goes with short blocks. Hopefully, the damage is limited to the block and the heads can be reused.
This engine has been around since 2018 and has constant issues
I would be happy with a rebuilt engine.
What's going on with the Toyota I'm afraid that GX 4Runner the new one Sequoia will have issues they mess this all up in my opinion come on Toyota wake up stop engineering b******* design go back to V8
Also they hot me rebuilt in day 29 days.
1 day less than Lemon Law
My rebuild was a long block rebuild.
I’ve seen on YT channels and FB groups a good amount of the third gen tundra being bought back.
One guy is on his third engine.
Same thing happen to me
Rear Main Bearing
Only thing Toyota would do was rebuild the motor
They're hoping it warranties out before it happens again...
Toyota is not giving you a new truck if this is first incident
Does the Lemon law have anything to do about the incident being the first?
@@Torquenews Each States Lemon Law is different. .. Typically, the manufacture is given 3 attempts to remedy a specific issue. ..If unsuccessful the States Lemon Law moves on from there. .. Hypothetically which State are we talking? ..
Lemon laws are typically 30 days in the shop or 3-4 repair attempts
Anyone wonder why the Lexus LS500(since 2018)and Lx600 with a variant of this engine don’t have any issues whatsoever?
wow i was gona buy a 2024 tundra limited.. GONA WAIT NOW
What about all the problems and defects with Cybertruck? Toytoa is doing well with its hybrid vehicles. So he had to find something negative about Toyota to get clicks and salvage sagging $Tesla stocks.
lol why would the truck “never be the same” 😂🤣 it wasn’t wrecked and rebuilt! What’s the difference if the people at the factory installed the engine or the mechanic at the dealer? They are all trained the same!
I think it's people's perception.
Is there a particular reason you are calling out Toyota? Does this not happen with all manufacturers? When making comments like this it sure would be nice to see what percentage of failures there are comparing all manufacturers.
See Porsche AG .. Model (996) 911 Carrera engine failures. .. Thousands of complete engine replacements. .. MY 1999 thru 2004 911 Carrera & Boxster models. ..
Get the short block 12 pack. You will be good to go for years.
Crate engine would be ok
Only the engine blew up not the entire truck.
Some states have a right to repair law which would limit the owners options.
Good point.
Unwind it after they replace the engine. Make a deal with the dealership for a different vehicle. Toyota won't give you a new vehicle.
Good point, but most dealerships aren't obligated to offer a new car after an engine replacement, especially if the repair is covered under warranty.
@Torquenews Of course, they are not obligated. They're basically a middle man. That's why I said make a deal with them. Dealerships don't want drama , they'd rather trade you out of the vehicle than the customer giving them bad reviews or slam them on social media.
Try to find a 2021 5.7V8 way better truck. any turbo engine will not last
I feel for the owner. I have a new Sonata that's 2 weeks old with less than 1000 miles that was hit causing 1000s of $$ of damage. It doesn't feel like a new car anymore.
I'm so sorry to hear that about your Sonata! That must be really frustrating to get hit in such a new car. I understand why it wouldn't feel the same anymore. Hopefully the repairs go smoothly and get your Sonata back to feeling new in no time. What are you going to to do about the Sonata?
@@Torquenews fix it and see how it feels!!
@@LMHPhilly I am sure all will be ok.
lol it’s a sonata it’s going to be burning 2 quarts of oil per week in a year anyway! Worst cars on the market!
@@johnb1658 thanks.
Ask for a buy back from the dealership. This seems to be a widespread issue.
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When Project Ukraine fails, there will still be Armenia.
He'll get a new engine. But, anyone that "feels safe" buying the first year of a new design is a fool.
2024 is the 3rd year of this design
You don't need a new truck just put in a new engine and start driving. The truck isn't very old. Use some common sense.
Agreed. .. To the power of 10. ..
Advice needs to be unpinned by the specifics of the applicable lemon law. Outside of this it’s framed by the implied warranty and goodwill
Great point. Getting into an accident with a brand new car is a terrible feeling. While lemon law wouldn't apply here, definitely check your manufacturer's warranty and reach out to the dealership for guidance on the repair process. Hopefully, they can work with you to get your Sonata back on the road quickly.
This is why I just bought a 2023 Toyota Tacoma TRD because I wanted the 6 cylinder in the tundras had the eight cylinders look up Tacoma beast there is a guy on there one of his Call for friends because they’re big into over landing but, beast and the online company but these guys do everything to Toyota trucks and I just watched it the other day he was having a conversation about the four-cylinder turbo I mean supercharged Tacoma and the things that the guy was saying about it would scare me if I spend that kind of money for that truck is why I wouldn’t even mess with that four-cylinder supercharger or that six-cylinder supercharged Toyota motors there Messing up the brand by doing that
Definitely check out Tacoma beast and listen to what the guy says it has the Tacoma with the fortune island or supercharger the things he says about it
Need to buy a new truck to get the new truck. That's how this works. There are "Lemon Laws" but i think are only good for 90 Days. If the insurance company totals the vehicle that would be different tho and given complexity of modern electronics not as far fetched as seems.
You don't necessarily need a whole new truck to get that new truck feeling back. Lemon laws can be helpful, but coverage periods vary by state. In some cases, trading in the truck after repairs might be an option, though the trade-in value might be affected. If the repairs are covered under warranty and the wait time isn't excessive, getting the engine replaced might be the most practical solution.
A man posted the picture of his 2022 Toyota Tundra going to the dealership for the 3rd time for a very frustrating reason. His truck has only 49,000 miles and it needs the 3rd engine replacement. ruclips.net/video/DC372V4Qy1k/видео.html
They won't give a new truck. A new engine yes. Plus fight for extended warranty. But engines fail. So that wouldn't be anything different or make anything else fail om the truck etc.
What if his truck may meet the Lemon law in his state?
@@Torquenewsthen if ligation calls doe it. Toyota would buy back like Ford an big 3 do an bid him good day
I would be concerned about broken clips brackets etc. I would fight for free maintenance though warranty period and extended warranty.
@@mikecabral1579any works clips break on a 3 month old truck 😂 if clips break they can just replace them! There’s a better change of mice and rats eating the wiring on a Toyota than a clip breaking at this age.
My friend got a brand new 2023 after his 22 motor let go. It took about 4 months but he indeed get a new truck.
Her brand new Toyota Sienna van wouldn't start, acting like a battery issue. The dealership checked it multiple times but couldn't find anything wrong. This happened several times, and Cheryl decided to deal directly with Toyota, who pressured the dealership to act. www.torquenews.com/1/toyota-contacted-me-immediately-about-our-sienna-and-closed-case-only-after-we-were-completely
The owner of this new Toyota Tacoma said he would "absolutely not regret at night" tinting the windows of his Tacoma truck, but I was surprised to see how many Tacoma owners replied that they do indeed regret tinting the windows of their trucks. Look www.torquenews.com/1/i-tinted-my-toyota-tacoma-windows-and-now-regret-it-night Have you ever had regrets about tinting your windows, especially at night?
Once people here this and they don’t want to fix that problem he can start protesting Toyota dealers in a real place they wouldn’t like that that’s what I would do if they left me hanging and I bought a brand new truck and this is the first year they change the motor and put a supercharger in it and people are not happy about that especially when there’s videos online when you hear about Toyota Tacoma‘s going 1,000,000 miles Toyota actually gave my guy a brand new truck because they wanted to back engineer in find out why the motors last so long 👍👍👍👍 but there’s actually a lot of people online that put 1,000,000 miles on their Toyotas
É só pedir à Toyta substituir pelo novo motor e-Rex em que seu CEO anunciou a 9 dias
LEMONADE
Lemon law it if possible and buy something else. Especially since it will probably take over 30 days to fix it.
These engines have been failing since the '22 model year
Nope ,new truck, for the money you pay,$70,000 and the profit margin this company makes I would not want that on my carfax
Replace the truck!
A very popular science expert with a massive RUclips following has reversed course on EVs - At least for now. The reason makes perfect sense. www.torquenews.com/1083/science-expert-large-following-changes-mind-evs-reason-surprising Do you guys agree with her?
They could buy it back but you would lose money.
Make Toyota buy it back and then use it to buy a previous generation.
If you buy a previous generation I would avoid the 2022. Look for my next report about a 2022 Tundra the engine of which was replaced 3 times at 49K miles.
@@Torquenewsprevious generation meaning 2014-2021 with the V8
You have link to this story ?@@Torquenews
@@stevesmith8107 Yes, my references are always in the description www.torquenews.com/1/7000-miles-my-brand-new-2024-toyota-tundra-turns-warranty-battleground-seeking-advice