Breaking Down the V35A Engine Issue in Recalled Toyota Tundras and Lexus LXs

In this video, we break down the recent recall of 102,000 Toyota Tundras and Lexus LXs due to a potential engine failure risk. The recall affects Tundra pickups and LX SUVs built for the 2022 and 2023 model years. The issue is caused by debris left in the engine during manufacturing, which can lead to significant engine problems. We will explain the mechanical issue in simple terms, making it easy to understand what went wrong and what you need to do if your vehicle is affected. Stay informed and learn how to keep your vehicle safe.
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[@tolga24]

They are absolutely doing the right thing with the recall 👍It should be like this bcs of expected responsibility. I hope that they can fix it without creating more headache to the customers. Thx for another informative video mate! 👊

[@NerdInMotion23]

It's good they're not going the Ford route then flip flopping

[@jerryvigil2626]

Toyota has fallen from grace....

[@NerdInMotion23]

They have had a few howlers over the years.

[@randallbabb5849]

Agreed. Sold my 22 SR5 two days ago. Lost all faith in Toyota.

[@4af]

Click Bait title. No new information presented about the underlying cause of the main bearing failures.

[@NerdInMotion23]

It's an explanation for those that maybe aren't mechanically minded. I'm glad I got your knickers in a twist though it's good interaction for my channel ❤️👍🏼.