90 4runner recalls?

Dec 09, 2005 8 Replies

Everytime I do a search for recall for my 90 4runner (V6) I get ( No recalls for this vehicle)



What gives, where do I find all the recalls for this truck, I do know of at least one pertaining to the steering link, but are there anymore that I need to know about?



Thanks



Searcher


Alldata Lists the following recalls for a 90 4Runner V-6 (

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) General Recalls Issue Date Title SSCV06 DEC 97 Campaign - Cylinder Head Gaskets SPAP9610 OCT 96 Campaign - Head Gasket Repair SSCP01 JUN 93 Campaign - A/C Expansion Valve

In addition to these recall (non-safety recalls), there area around 150 TSBs that are listed for this vehicle.

Ed

In addition to the non-safety recall listed by Alldata, NHTSA lists one Safety related recall for a 1990 4 Runner.

Make : TOYOTA Model : 4 RUNNER Year : 1990 Manufacturer : TOYOTA MOTOR NORTH AMERICA, INC. NHTSA CAMPAIGN ID Number : 05V389000 Mfg's Report Date : SEP 06, 2005 Component: STEERING:LINKAGES:ROD:RELAY:CONNECTING Potential Number Of Units Affected : 977839

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Ed

Spent a short time googling and the only one I could find was this one:

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a registration but the info is free. Only showed one recall for your model. HTH, davidj92

Looks like Ed had better luck than me. davidj92

Thanks alot guys, now I have something to go on Searcher

Why not note your VIN number and call a dealer?! They should know each and every recall for your model.

If you have AC there is a Special Service Program (SSP 01?)too. Whatever was in the FREON causes the expansion valve to corrode and vent R12 and your AC no longer works --- or the vaslve cloughs up and you have diminished AC. The will either add an anti-corrosion substance (probably too late after 15 years) or replace the expansion valve, gaskets and recharge.

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Try that. Alldata.com is the best site I know of for recall info on vehicles.

Randy

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