A total of 10,975 Toyota Raize, Avanza, and Veloz models are affected by a recall in the Philippines due to an issue that surrounds the disc brake cylinder slide pin boot.
The recall is not safety related, but rather part of a customer satisfaction campaign. The affected units are as follows:
- Toyota Raize (4,345 units) produced from September 12, 2022 to January 13, 2023
- Toyota Avanza (3,119 units) produced from September 12, 2022 to December 11, 2022
- Toyota Veloz (3,511 units) produced from September 12, 2022 to December 13, 2022
To remedy the situation, Toyota will replace the front disc brake cylinder slide, and if necessary, replace the brake cylinder mounting at no charge to vehicle owners.
Same as Daihatsu Japan, kaya medyo iba yung sinabi ni Toyota na kaya daw magkaiba kesyo di naman gawa sa japan kundi sa indonesia kaya safe at walang issue eh ayan meron naman pala.
ReplyDeleteIf you are talking about the rigged safety tests issue, you are barking on the wrong tree. Ibang issue to boy
DeleteThe fact that they have so many issues plaguing them is a glaring red flag.
DeleteAffected po ba ang Toyota veloz 2024? Planning to buy in two badly need it for transpo.
DeleteGood move
ReplyDeletetaena bakit puro na lang recall ang balita lagi sa mga daihatsu?
ReplyDeleteHow is it not safety related if it will cause premature wear to one of the major components of a car's safety: the brakes ???
ReplyDeleteTMPH sure has a way with words
The toyota reliability and safety we all know and love.
ReplyDeleteRisks, life and limb at stake. But hey, its a toyota! People will simply pass this off.
This proves that all car manufacturers are prone to defects, hindi lang Chinese brand cars.
ReplyDeleteRecall in the auto industry are normal occurence even in europe and USA to correct defects for car buyers protection. never heard of china car brands recall, they just let car buyers go into accidents.
DeleteI’m just here with my popcorn to see what the “Toyota” (Daihatsu) fanboys have to say. Watching their superiority complex crumble is quite the sight to behold.
DeleteI also read another recall on the Avanza and Veloz (Raize not included) where Toyota will add additional welds to the door/side structure and add additional bracing. Is this confirmed?
ReplyDeleteCost cutting pa more Daihatsu Indonesia 😂
ReplyDeleteWell, these are all underpinned by DNGA.
ReplyDeleteBrakes is a safety issue!
ReplyDeleteChina cars company never issued recall at least here in ph, they make perfect cars. China car buyers...you need a lots of goodlucks.
ReplyDeleteThis is a Toyota issue (More like a Daihatsu issue, but Toyota have only themselves to blame for branding these things as Toyotas in the first place), but here you are trying to deflect the issue to Chinese cars. Just enjoy your Daihatsu and leave the other unrelated parties alone, don’t go dragging them along with you. I swear, Pinoys and their crab mentality.
DeleteRecall awareness are for every body, car buyers has the right to knew if a car companies are responsible, pro active or dont care about car buyers safety that bought its products.
DeleteThere's nothing wrong with recalls. Recalls, in my opinion, should be seen as a positive, rather than a negative. It shows that brands stand behind their products for the long haul. My problem with the initial comment is the deflection. This is an article about a Toyota recall, yet an unrelated party (Chinese cars) gets dragged into the fray for no apparent reason. It's just straight up petty, if you ask me.
Deleteit should be, forum here is sharing much information(negative or positive) to car buyers to have an informed choice. Nothing wrong here sharing info that at least here in ph china car brands never issued recall. Dont knew bout you, but here in ph we have freedom of speech.
DeleteNot saying you can't, just saying it's petty.
DeleteI don't get how this is only considered part of a customer satisfaction campaign :/
ReplyDeleteIf I'm one of the owners I'd prefer this to be called a safety recall, at least that sounds more serious like "We seriously want to fix your vehicle" ganun....
Pano pag walang campaign in the first place? :/
A customer satisfaction campaign is different from a special service campaign.
DeleteA customer satisfaction campaign would normally mean it's time-bound. In this case, customers have until 2027 to complete the necessary work FOC. After that, it'll be treated as a regular repair. These would not affect the overall safety of the vehicle but may affect the ownership experience.
If it's a special service campaign (i.e. Takata airbag recall), the duration spans the entire life of the car. It affects the safety and/or operation of the vehicle.
Hehe kahit anong Brand meron recall di lang nagpapahalata
ReplyDeleteOK LNG YAN .. BASTA
ReplyDeleteMATAAS NAMAN DW RESALE VALUE
Where can you find the production date of your car?
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