Wiper Problems of Toyota Tundra - part 2

The contact owns a 2007 Toyota Tundra. The contact stated that he attempted to open the passenger's side window but it would not respond. The vehicle was take to the dealer for inspection where they stated that the master window switch needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 30,000. The VIN was unavailable.

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Toyota states that the following is a safety issue: campaign bxd (safety recall 90m crc application phase 2) 2000 - 2003 my Tundra frame corrosion-resistant compound but will not fix the recall due to it being expired not full six months ago.

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I recently purchased a 2000 Toyota Tundra. The drivers side visor dropped down upon driving over slight bumps on the highway affecting my vision of the highway. This has happened multiple times since I purchased the vehicle. Diminished and unexpected vision while driving is very hazardous. I've looked for an adjustment on the visor but I found none. I looked online for assistance for this issue and it appears many others have same issue.

Temperature in utica, NY on Jan 15 at 10 am was -10 degrees. A 5 hour ride back home in snow, dirt, and rain I tried to operate the windshield wiper fluid on the highway 90 west. It would not work because it was frozen. After trying a couple times more, the visibility got worse with temperatures at 5 degrees. Had to pull over to clean the windshield many times until arriving to 23 degree weather. It worked when I arrived home. I also notices the exhaust pipe that seems to touch the exhaust pipe has burnt a hole in the mud flap. This had happened sometime between my trip to utica on Jan 14-15. There has been no add-on mod to the exhaust pipe and the mud-flap but are now sticking together. Is this a fire hazard?.

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I have a fiberglass cap on the bed of my pickup truck. When it rains or snows, or during any inclement weather, I can not see out the back window of the cap. There is no wiper for the back window. . All SUV type vehicles have a wiper, but not truck caps. Why? I understand that your fmvss no. 111, rear view mirrors, states that I should be able to see out the rear window, to the horizon, clearly. Without a wiper that is impossible. When the caps are installed on the trucks it blocks the upper brake light, and you made the cap manufacturers put an upper rear brake light on the back of the caps. Since the cap manufacturers are in violation of the rule, you should force them to install wipers on all their caps. It is a safety issue. I read on a michelin wiper blade advertisement that 40% of all accidents are caused by reduced vision. . Read more...

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