Toyota Sequoia owners have reported 6 problems related to emission control (under the engine and engine cooling category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Toyota Sequoia based on all problems reported for the Sequoia.
2011 Toyota Sequoia. Consumer writes in regards to vehicle air pump repair problems. The dealer informed the consumer, the vehicle needed a new air pump and a new air pump driver at a cost of $ 2643 before taxes. The dealer noted the problem was cause by possibly water intrusion.
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I brought my Sequoia in for a 10,000 mile oil change and when I picked it up, I was told that the dealership had completed ssc doe update. Since the update, my vehicle makes a loud noise when turning the engine off and then a thump sound. Was told that the noise is coming from the air injection pumps that were affected from the doe update. Toyota will not give me any documentation on the recall for my vehicle that affects the emission control ejector to fail and the vehicle going into fail safe mode. Toyota representatives are telling me that the noise is normal and is suppose to be there. This noise was not present before the update and I do not feel that the vehicle is safe when it is extremely secretive about the recall or the update that is being performed on the vehicle due to the recall. My vehicle makes noises that do not sound right. I did not purchase the car making all of this noise and I want the vehicle to perform and function as it did when I purchased it.
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Heavy sulpher fumes from exhaust.
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Ammonia and sulfur smell in the cabin. Causing nausea and allergy problems. My problem is so bad that my doctor is thinking about writing a prescription saying I can't drive this vehicle. This is a current problem with other seqouia's. There are numerous complaints through out the USA.
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Exhaust smells of rotten eggs are escaping throughout the exhaust system. Driver is concerned because carbon dioxide may be entering as well. Dealer is aware of the problem.
While driving an ammonia and sulfur smell entered the passenger's cabin. Dealer could not determine the cause of the smell. The consumer's doctor recommended not to drive the vehicle due to the headaches that the consumer was experiencing. There are many other people with this problem they can contact town hall Toyota by clicking on edmund. Com.
Problem Category | Number of Problems |
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Engine And Engine Cooling problems | |
Check Engine Light On problems | |
Engine Exhaust System problems | |
Manifold/header/muffler/tail Pipe problems | |
Car Stall problems | |
Loud Engine Noise problems | |
Emission Control problems | |
Engine problems | |
Engine Noise problems | |
Engine Cooling System problems |