Electrical Jack Problems of Toyota 4Runner

I filed a NHTSA complaint (odi number 10569206 was assigned) on 13 March 2014 about this vehicle. On 14 March 2014, I took my 4runner to my local Toyota dealership after contacting Toyota customer service and logging a complaint ( case number 1403140451 ) with them on the 14th of March 2014 at their office in California and the customer service rep telling me documentation of the issue at my dealership would help me. This vehicle was bought in NY and remained up north for 10 years and according to emerson Toyota auburn, me records at 85,199 miles on 07/11/2012. Service adviser, stpierre, j r. 0 no. 0169230 condition1 at 85,199 miles . Used car prep. Vehicle being wholesaled per rich. Needs engine light on, a/c inop, rear axle housing very rusted and cracked, hood latch inop, radiator leaking, frame is soft. It had 85,404 miles when it came to florida on 07 September 2012 my 2002 Toyota 4runner sr5 with only 112109 miles at coggin Toyota at the avenues dealership on philips hwy in jacksonville, florida at 12:20pm on 14 March 2014 my complaint at the dealership on 14 March 20014 at 12:20. . . . . . . . . Customer states rear subframe is rusted. Check and advise. Their findings at 12:55pm on 14 March 2014. . . Case number 1403140451, found severe frame rust, holes in frame on right side, holes rusted through frame by gas tank on left side. Holes rusted through gas tank and leaking fuel. Upper rear track bar bracket rusted off of rear end housing, rear shocks rusted off. Front brake rotor backing plates rusted through. The vehicle is unsafe to drive due to fuel leak and extreme rust through of frame. I want this vehicle frame and axle fixed or bought back by Toyota. A Toyota dealership in auburn, me knew of this problem almost 2 years ago and sent it out the door. Totally unsatisfactory.

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