Steering Linkage Connection Problems of Toyota T100

Toyota T100 owners have reported 3 problems related to steering linkage connection (under the steering category). The most recently reported issues are listed below.

1 Steering Linkage Connection problem of the 1998 Toyota T100

Failure Date: 03/03/2005

: the contact stated while driving 10 mph, the drag link broke on the steering. The vehicle was pulled to the side of the road. It was towed to an independent repair shop for steering repairs. Updated 04/06/06.

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2 Steering Linkage Connection problem of the 1997 Toyota T100

Failure Date: 04/03/2003

I have a 1997 Toyota t-100 4x4 extended cab pickup truck. The center drag link in the steering failed. I am a licensed professional structural engineer and have knowledge of metal fatique, fabrication defects, etc. The casting appears to have been defective. This component has never been abnormally stressed to the best of my knowledge. The result of the failure left the steering wheel turning freely without changing the direction that the wheels were pointed. The failure actually occurred in a parking lot, therefore there was not additional damage. If the failure had occured minutes earlier I would have been on the interstate traveling at speed. This could have easily been the cause of a catastrophic accident. Fortunately, there was no related accident. I took the vehicle directly to the dealer. I have photos of the failure that were taken by the dealer. The photos are digital and are such that they can be emailed.

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3 Steering Linkage Connection problem of the 1997 Toyota T100

Failure Date: 06/23/2000

Steering drag link broke, causing steering system to be inoperative which may resultin loss of vehicle and a crash. Please provide further information.




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