Radiator Problems of Toyota 4Runner

My head gasket is blown. The dummy panel did not show overheating but steam or smoke was visible coming out from under the hood. Coolant was leaking when parked but the radiator is full. Toyota says my VIN says it was manufactured in Nov 1995 my registration paperwork says it was first registered October 1995. As with many others, Toyota says it is not included. How many reports must be made before it is a covered problem? or is there no change til lawyers get involved?.

When at stopped at a street light or just stop in gear with the brake applied, car will jump forward to a point were I may hit a car in front of me. Second, radiator fan hits the shroud. Caused by broken weld at the motor mounts. Which can cause a fire. Dealer ship in riverside was contacted and they can't do anything about it.

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The contact owns a 2002 Toyota 4runner. The contact was driving 35 mph when the vehicle abnormally began to lose power with the illumination of the check engine light. The contact stated that the aluminum radiator and the bolt that connected the coolant and transmission fluid transfer was faulty. The contact stated that the failure would cause the two liquids to combine abnormally. The contact spoke with several mechanics that confirmed the failure. The failure would cause the vehicle to operate with extremely limited power. The vehicle was not repaired. The current and failure mileage was unknown.

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Consumer was losing alot of coolant. Vehicle was overheating by the temperature gauge. Also, vehicle missing and hesitating. Consumer was unable to drive vehicle because of the overheating problem. The dealer replaced both cylinder head gasket as part of recall, but it failed again after a year.

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