Other Fuel System Pump problems of the 2019 Toyota Camry

Our 2019 Camry was taken in for service under the fuel pump recall and after picking the vehicle up after repair we drove the vehicle for 45 minutes and had a pounding headache, nausea and close to vomiting from fuel vapors inside the vehicle. The vehicle was returned to the dealer and they stated it was ok. The next morning we woke up to our garage smelling dumped out gasoline and the inside of the Camry was overwhelmed with gasoline odor and vapors. We called the local fire department who had two fire department crew examine the vehicle and they agreed it smelled like gasoline inside the vehicle. The vehicle was returned to the dealer and they had a factory rep look at the fuel pump who stated as reported to us there was not a proper seal. We picked up the vehicle on 4/17/21 and on 4/20/21 as the shampoo smell was going away from where they shampooed the back seat the gasoline smell is now there again. The only way to properly fix this instead of guessing where the fuel leak is would be to use a gas detector that measures in parts per million and locate the leak and also likely replace the carpet at a minimum. We need your help in resolving the serious safety issue.

When I had left my house, I pressed the throttle and the car wouldn't go, it was coasting still, but its like it wouldn't go. Then, I pumped the throttle and put it all the way to the floor. It had finally went. This car also seems to have a massive delay when we press the throttle at stop lights. I have contacted Toyota about the recall, which they did not inform me of, I had to look it up myself due to the nature of the issues I was experiencing. Sure enough. Fuel pump showed up on the recall which would make sense to why I'm experiencing these issues, the engine is not getting enough gas. Not only did Toyota not inform me of the recall but they still have not found a "remedy" for the issue, while I have seen a couple people commenting on their facebook page that their had been fixed. Also, had found out I'm not the only one Toyota had not informed of the recall and seems to be a lawsuit currently because of that. I have a newborn. Whats going to happen if the fuel pump goes out with him in it?.

Car recall for defective low pressure fuel pump. Recall was started in 1/2020. My vehicle was added in 10/2020 and I was notified on or around 12/30/2020. This is a very serious, potentially life threatening issue. Toyota has indicated a replacement part for my car may be available by the end of 2/2021. Not guaranteed. If I can get the replacement part at another service station, Toyota will only pay for the part not the labor. This is unacceptable and potentially life threatening. Toyota has known about this issue for a year. I made the decision to lease for the girst time so I wouldn't have unexpected repairs or problems. Toyota has handled this poorly and Toyota is not making customer safety a priority. .

Received recall from Toyota December 7, 2020 stating existing fuel pump may stop operating. "if a vehicle stall occurs while driving, this could increase the risk of a crash. " company currently has no remedy and we have an unsafe car that we are paying off.

Contacted surprise arizona Toyota Friday morning on 12/4/2020 regarding fuel pump. After car is turned off fuel pump keeps running. No response from Toyota and we have the full warranty. Paid extra for it. Very concerning. Really need them to take immediate action. 8500 miles on 2019 Toyota se Camry.

I got this email clearly stating that my 2019 Toyota Camry is involved in a recall, so I scheduled a appointment at northridge Toyota in northridge California on November 27th at 8am, and they told me they didn't have the fuel pump replacement. I'm very angry, it's not safe to drive my vehicle. Please help!!!!!! �your vehicle may be involved in a safety recall and may create a safety risk for you or your passengers. If left unrepaired, a potential safety defect could lead to injury or even death. Safety defects must be repaired by a dealer at no cost to you. � NHTSA recall id number :20v682 manufacturer :Toyota motor engineering & manufacturing subject :fuel pump may fail.

My vehicle will stall and stops randomly. It is losing power at stop signs and stop lights when I hit the brakes. A few times it lose power temporary while in motion. It keep showing "charging system malfunction and stop in a safe place" message when this happens. It will go back to normal after 5 minutes and then the whole thing repeats a day or two later. I took it to Toyota dealership to fix but they concluded the car is alright since there is no check engine. But the problem is there and the car keeps unsafe stopping. My vehicle problem seems similar to those of January 13th 2020 "fuel pump may fail recall" NHTSA campaign number 20v012000.

I experienced fuel pump failure while driving on city street, I was able to stop car safely and restart it. My vehicle did not receive recall according to following directive: January 13, 2020 NHTSA campaign number: 20v012000 fuel pump may fail if the fuel pump fails, the engine can stall while driving, increasing the risk of a crash. Nhtsa campaign number: 20v012000 manufacturer Toyota motor engineering & manufacturing components fuel system, gasoline potential number of units affected 1,830,752 riverview Toyota mesa,az replaced fuel pump 9/25/2020 under warranty. I commend the service team there for their professionalism handling this situation.

Car stops working and runs rough and the dealer said it's a bad fuel pump but doesn't have a recall.

Vehicle was in motion on the interstate at 70 mph. The check engine light came on and the engine began to stall. I had to pull over on side the road to prevent from getting hit by an 18 wheeler from the rear. I was able to drive the vehicle a while longer before the engine stalled again. I had to get the vehicle towed to the nearest Toyota dealership. They reported an issue with the fuel pump. The dealership reported having many issues with the fuel pump for the 2019 Camry. On the date of June 29th repair appointment, they reported they fuel pump is on back order and they would not be able to get the part until July 22nd, 2020 due to so many vehicles having that defect. However, the part is under warranty and would be covered. As a result, I had to privately rent a vehicle without being offered a loaner car or a rental for 2 weeks. I had to spend approximately 1,000 in expenses to cover the cost of not having a vehicle. The vehicle was towed to a dealership in a remote area far from home and work. My disabled mother had to book a hotel to check the vehicle status the following day with my father. I've had the vehicle for 8 months with 29,000 miles. When I placed my VIN number in the system, my vehicle wasn't identified or qualified as a recall in the system despite the dealership confirming their were problems with the fuel pump and the description of the vehicle defect matching one of the 5 identified recalls related to the Toyota Camry. Based on my VIN #, my vehicle didn't qualify for any recalls, when I called the Toyota recall office, they reported my vehicle didn't meet recall standards . The kelly blue book reported 5 different recalls and their descriptions in relation to the 2019 Camry. I noticed the fuel pump defect/symptoms matched with my vehicle out of the 5 identified recalls.

On multiple occasions (about 3-4 times a week) when starting my vehicle the engine stalls and I have to retry at least twice for my car to start. At red lights the vehicle lags and takes a moment to pick up speed. Often in a jerking motion. When accelerating to speeds above 20-80 mph the stalling starts again and does not feel safe while driving. We notified our dealership about the issue when getting serviced and they stated they could not provide any information on why it was doing this. We have had this problem since December 2019 and has progressively gotten worse. Once we received the notification about the fuel pump recall we requested for the dealership to take our car in for the recall fuel pump and they refused to take our car and advised us to go to other Toyota/ Lexus dealerships. The other Toyota/Lexus dealerships told us to go back to the original dealership were we get are car serviced at have them take our car in for service. When we went to the original Toyota dealership where we purchased our car from, they still refused to provide a rental since we explained them how unsafe the car is while driving. We have tried emailing and do not get any responses. We also tried calling to speak with the manager but none of the managers have taken our calls or tried to call us back.

Engine stalling, as if fuel pump not working properly, when vehicle is in motion on city streets and highway.

Fuel pump has been caught running the morning after parking multiple times. In tank fuel pump running when car is parked and turned off. Wear on the in tank fuel pump running for hours causes accelerated wear and potential failure. Issue has happened frequently since the initial date.