Transmission Failure Problems of Toyota Sequoia

Sudden transmission failure while driving on highway, caused an extremely dangerous situation for the driver and occupants of this vehicle.

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2002 Toyota Sequoia transmission fail.

The contact owns a 2001 Toyota Sequoia. While at a stop sign the vehicle shut off without warning. The contact was unable to restart the vehicle. He placed the gear into neutral and was able to move the vehicle off the road. The vehicle was towed to the repair shop and the mechanic stated that there was transmission failure. The estimated cost for a new transmission was $6,000. The vehicle will be repaired. The current and failure mileages were 206,816.

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2002 Toyota Sequoia, transmission failure, local repair shop got transmission to work, says it will fail again soon and recommended the Toyota dealership replace it. The Toyota dealership denied there was any problem with our vehicle. A quick google search shows that there are widespread and documented problems with '00 to '02 Toyota Sequoia/tundra transmission failures.

2001 Toyota Sequoia transmission failure, overdrive disintegrated.

I own a 2002 Sequoia. Saturday may 4, 2008 my transmission completely failed. Now the dealership wants $5,000 to repair. I have searched online and found numerous Toyota Sequoia owners with the same problem. Those who were lucky enough to have the problem correctly diagnosed have found that other sloppily manufactured parts disintegrated and got into the transmission causing it to fail. I have repeatedly contacted Toyota's customer line only to be repeatedly told to return to the dealership and try to work out a deal. I feel that this is a recall issue. I have also had to have coil packs replaced twice on this vehicle. The only thing the dealer keeps saying is this is way out of the norm for a Toyota, nevertheless charging ungodly amounts for it to be fixed. Had this car broken down on me while driving on the interstate I would not be here to make this complaint.

Transmission failing and have noticed numerous other complaints on same model vehicle. Manufacturer apparently has done nothing to assist the consumer with the cost to replace.

In 2007, I was driving my Toyota Sequoia to work and it stopped in the middle of a busy highway. I took it to a shop they told me that my transmission fail and it cost me $3500. 00. I called Toyota for some assistance they did not even care about.

Transmission failure at 108,000 miles. From what I am reading, there are a lot of transmission failures on the 2002 Sequoia around this mileage. Is this acceptable?.