2007 Toyota Tundra Air Injection Pump Recall

I am 5100 miles outside of warranty and they want to charge me 2500 to repair.

2007 toyota tundra air injection pump recall. Average repair cost is 3150 at 97700 miles. Whole replacement was covered by Toyota. I have a 2005 Sequoia and had the same issue in the Fall of 2012.

Recall date 2012-10-10 Recall no. The 2007 Toyota Tundra In 2007 consumer reports showed that the engine was the biggest issue with some reporting complete failure. The official codes it threw were P1604 startability malfunction P1605 rough idling P2440 secondary air injection system switching valve stuck open Bank 1 according to Toyota dealership.

It is not a recall it is a concern specific warranty extension. First post stoked to own a Tundra. June 2 2016 Vehicles.

The Air Injection Pumps and Air Switching Valves are covered by Toyotas New Vehicle Limited Warranty for 3 years or 36000 miles whichever occurs first and by the California Emission Warranty for 3 years or 50000 miles whichever occurs first. They found secondary air injection pump and system also bad. A faulty secondary air injection pump will cause problems for the air-to-fuel ratio in your internal combustion engine.

Poor acceleration could be caused by several mechanical issues but a bad secondary air injection pump is certainly one. But after 3 months of ownership on a 2013 46L 44 Tundra had the secondary AIP fail. Toyota calls it a Customer Support Program.

I think it should be covered under. Toyota had a frame recall my truck was in perfect condition NO ISSUES. 2007 Toyota Tundra Asked by kenneth wetzel in Mifflinburg PA on May 26 2009.