Turn Signal Problems of Toyota Tundra

My headlights shut off when using my turn signal.

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Automatic headlights shut off when turn signal is used. It happens intermittently, but frequently. I have had this happen multiple time at speeds ranging from 10 mph to 80 mph but it only seems to happen when the automatic headlights are on and the turn signal is activated.

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My 2016 Toyota Tundra 1794 crewmax, during winter months in midwest - the headlights and and internal instrumentation will turn off when turning left or right with turn signal engaged. The automatic lights are engaged on column stalk and the issue occurs at night. The vehicle is in motion.

I have a 2017 Tundra and when I use my turn signal it makes my headlights and my dash lights go off. I have researched this on the internet and found a stream that this is a problem with a lot of these Tundra's are having this issue. My lights have gone out when driving at night and this is a safety hazard. I have include a link to a blog of a ton of other owners that are having the same issue. This needs to be look into before someone is killed. . Read more...

Flashing front amber turn signal lights are not adequately visible to other drivers when drl or headlights are on. Due to this other drivers often don't see turn signal from the front of the vehicle.

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Headlights, taillights, and dashlights all go off when using the turn signal. This has happened half a dozen times at night when the temperature is in the 30's, both when turning on narrow unlit rural roads, and on the interstate at 75mph when changing lanes. It is a common problem with the 1794 edition of the Tundra with the automatic headlights. You can find dozens of other Tundra owners who have experienced this problem, including a video on the Tundra. Com website. . Read more...

On my 2016 Toyota Tundra 1794 edition, with headlights in "auto" position, when I use turn signal, the headlights, taillights and dash lights all occasionally turn off. Once turn signal shuts off, lights come back on . It typically happens at night when it's cold out. It has now happened probably half a dozen times in the last six months. While problem is intermittent, it's very scary, as I'm driving blind on a rural road until the light come back on. On the Tundras. Com owners website, this appears to be a common issue. Help! before someone gets hurt.

My 2014 Toyota Tundra (1794) has been experiencing intermittent/periodic loss of front headlights (at night while driving),instrument lighting and radio and navigation simultaneous rebooting, when turning on the left turn signal. In most occasions, everything restores once left turn signal automatically stops once turn is competed. At times I have been able to reproduce immediately after occurrence but most of the time I am not able to. This creates an immediate safety hazard when driving at night in areas not well lit as you experience immediate loss of ability to see pedestrians, objects and road when entering and going through the turn. Upon taking it to the dealer (universal Toyota - san antonio, TX), they stated they tried unsuccessfully to replicate the problem and the unsafe vehicle was returned to me. The same evening it was returned to me, the problem occurred again which I was able to record. In looking at online forums, this appears to happen to many Toyota owners, all experiencing similar issues and all stating Toyota dealer was not able to replicate and returned the unsafe vehicle. In addition to the radio and navigation rebooting as described above, the radio and navigation also reboots randomly and because the dealer is unable to replicate when I take it in, nothing gets fixed (have video of that as well). I was told they needed to verify I had the latest update (which I did) and then was told they have experienced this issue with people with iphones. This is also a known problem on many online forums with the same resolution by Toyota - did nothing. Consumers should not have to compromise their safety (lights going out at night) nor should they wait until warranties are expired to then have to spend a lot of money to correct well known similar problems experienced by Toyota owners,.

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When the signal stalk is placed on auto and it is clearly dark outside the headlights will intermittently turn off when putting the left turn signal into place. The lights will come back on when the signal stalk is back in the neutral position. This has happened while in motion, stationary, and at different outside temperatures. However, I have noticed this occurs more when the temperature is in the 40's.

Front turn signal bulbs are too dim to view during daylight operation. This creates a very serious, avoidable accident risk while oncoming traffic cannot clearly observe turn signal indicators during daylight hours.

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When engaging turn signal, all lights extinguish momenatarily. This is an intermitten and happens at random, but not constant. The first time I noticed was early morning before sun rise I was in a turning lane at a red light stopped, engaged left turn signal and all lights went dark. The next time I was attempting to merge and engaged turn signal in traffic all lights went dark. I searched the internet forums to find this is a common occurence with Tundra platinum and 1794 models. My vehicle has no modifications and all lighting is factory installed.

When driving around at night and use the turn signal, the headlights will shut off and interior dash lights and radio lights will dim, as if it is day time. It typically happens in the mornings when it's cold out.

All lights (headlamps and tail lamps and instrument panel) turn off when using turn signal. This typically happens when changing lanes at highway speed. I am not the only one experiencing this problem. Seems to occur in 2015-2017 Toyota Tundras (1794 & platinum editions). See thread. . Read more...

The #4157 incandescent turn signal bulbs on the front of the truck are far too dim and get drowned out by the led daytime running lights and led headlights. They are also too far back in the head light housing to be seen from the opposite side of the vehicle. These are the only front turn signals since there are none in the mirrors. All turn signal bulbs and brake light bulbs should be leds. Https://youtu. Be/huaotob6c_s.

Both headlamps have been melted by the turn signal/daytime running lamp. Ive had to replace the lamps with led bulbs but the lamp is still burned/melted. Also the drivers side seat has developed space that is unsecure . It wiggles back and forth unsure if this is stress or wear.

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Front turn signal assembly holding brackets broke and became dis attach from truck body. The hold assemble is made of plastic. While driving down the road the left side turn light assembly was hanging by wire. This happen early in the morning on a state highway.

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Purchased truck new in November 2016. . About a year later starting having rough starts and having to crank truck several times at cold start. Massive recalls for ecm and fuel pump however 17s not included. . . Also recently had front drivers side turn signal/running light replaced and still didnt work. Have read about this problem also. Local Toyota dealership unable to fix either problem.

Body computer failed disabling the emergency flashers, turn signals, tach, speedometer, air bags, abs,stability control, and rendering the truck's controller area network (can-bus) network unusable for normal and emergency needs. Engine would run, transmission would shift, but the safety features of the Tundra appeared to be disabled along with the flashers, turn signals, tach, and speedometer which were inoperative. I live near houston and Toyota has this part on backorder nationwide indicating this failure may be common with this and maybe other Tundra trucks. When the body computer fails the truck is unsafe to drive yet it can be driven!.

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