Toyota remembers about 394,000 Tundra, Sequoia cars on the back camera problem

Almost 394,000 Toyota vehicles in The United States is called Because of the rear camera problems that can reduce the driver’s ability to see behind the car, which poses safety risks, according to the organizers of cars.

The National Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said that some models of 2022-2025 are affected by the vehicles of the hybrid tundra and their model in 2023-2025.

The program’s error is behind the recall, according to NHTSA.

Toyota remembers more than 443,000 trucks for a possible reverse light failure

The error may cause the back visibility not to be displayed when the car is placed in the opposite direction, which means that the car fails to comply with the requirements of the federal car safety standard (FMVSS) No. 111, the “rear view”.

The issue also increases the risk of a Drivers crash.

Merchants will update the multimedia show program for free. The summons will be sent by mail to the owners as soon as November 16. NHTSA said that owners may also contact Toyota customer service for more information.

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The summons comes a few months after the Toyota recall more than 443,000 Tundra and Tundra trucks on a mistake in its opposite lights that can make them stop working.

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In May, NHTSA said The problem can be limited to seeing the back driver during “low -light conditions” and leaving others on the road without a clear indication that trucks support them.

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