Toyota Motor Corporation has issued a voluntary recall of certain 2012-2019 Toyota Supra vehicles due to concerns over the fuel pump electrical connector. The affected models include the 2012-2014 A91 and A92, as well as the 2015-2019 A93 and A94.
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the recall affects approximately 1,400 vehicles in the United States. Toyota has stated that a faulty electrical connector may cause the fuel pump to fail, potentially leading to engine stalling or loss of power.
The company is urging affected owners to contact their local dealership for further instructions and repairs. In addition to the NHTSA, the recall has also been reported by the Canadian Transport Agency and the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.
Toyota will provide a free repair to affected vehicles, which includes replacing the fuel pump electrical connector. The recall was initiated after reports of faulty connectors were received from owners and dealerships.
Toyota is committed to ensuring the safety and reliability of its vehicles, and this recall is an important step in addressing these concerns. As a leading manufacturer of high-performance vehicles like the Supra, Toyota takes its responsibility to consumers seriously.
The company will continue to work with regulatory agencies to identify and address any potential issues with its vehicles.
This recall highlights the importance of regular maintenance and inspections for vehicle owners. By addressing potential issues before they become major problems, Toyota is demonstrating its commitment to safety and reliability.
