All the oil leaked out due to a faulty oil cooler pipe. the part is faulty plastic and toyota knows this is a defective part. they did an "enhanced warranty" instead of a recall. this happened in my garage when the vehicle was stationary. messy and dangerous.
Tl* the contact owns a 2011 toyota sienna. while driving, the engine oil cooler pipe burst and spewed oil all over the rear of the vehicle. the vehicle's rear window was completely covered with oil. the manufacturer extended the warranty; however, the contact was not covered since the vehicle exceeded the warranty. buckeye toyota (1903 riverway dr, lancaster, oh 43130, (740) 654-3943) stated that they could not authorize a repair out of warranty unless approved by the manufacturer. the manufacturer provided a case number and stated that they would not cover the cost of the repairs. the contact called the state attorney general's office. the vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. the failure mileage was 156,000.
Oil cooler hose: from my experience, and from what i've read from others, this is a considerable safety issue. a recall would be very appropriate for both road safety and for consumer protection. a suspected blown cooler line just happened to me last night, and i was very distracted when i realized my 2011 toyota sienna (about 125k miles) went from providing normal responsiveness to giving incomprehensible feedback within seconds. a "low oil" message flashed once on the center console as i was pulling out of a gas station into traffic. this light did not return. no other lights lit up at any time. immediately, however, i noticed hesitation when trying to accelerate. i thought that it was an electrical problem at that point, perhaps it was affecting the fuel injectors. then i noticed a clicking noise coming from the engine. at that point, i pulled over at the next safest opportunity and turned off the vehicle. i popped the hood and noticed oil everywhere toward the bottom of the engine compartment/underside of the vehicle. the dip stick was dry. this all happened within 0.75 miles on a two lane state highway (one lane in each direction) with a 55 ...
The minivan suddenly, with no warning or indication rapidly lost all engine oil in a short period of time. as i was driving on a city street, i got a warning about five minutes into a drive about low engine oil pressure, when it was basically dry. i had it towed to a mechanic where it was quickly confirmed that the oil cooler pipe had failed causing this to happen. i have 120,000 miles on the van.
Driving city street ruptured rubber cooling line hose to engine... smoke pouring from vehicle no oil left... no warning light on dash. towed to butler toyota last month oil change at this same dealer today rubber line replaced with a metal hose costing me $496.00.. toyota corporation needs to refund this to me and all of the other sienna owners who have had this experience.
Tl* the contact owns a 2011 toyota sienna. while driving 35 mph, the check engine and traction control warning indicators illuminated. in addition, the vehicle stalled and was unable to be restarted. the vehicle was towed to the contact's residence. the vehicle was not taken to be diagnosed. neither the dealer nor the manufacturer was notified of the failure. the approximate failure mileage was 123,075.
Toyota has a known failure issue with the engine oil cooler hose on this model. with this issue, a defect in the hose causes oil to leak rapidly from the hose. a search of the internet can find many instances of this issue, with catastrophic engine failure resulting in certain cases. toyota has issued warranty enhancement ze2 to cover this. the warranty term for this item is extended to ten years and 150,000 miles. i experienced this failure last week. it occurred as i was pulling into a car wash. smoke started coming from my engine and the car wash worker noticed oil leaking from underneath. i had to have the vehicle towed and the hose replaced. the total cost was $665. i attempted to get coverage from toyota, but my request was denied due to the fact that the mileage was at 167,000. the reason for my complaint is that a major, known defect such as this should not be time or mileage limited. given the catastrophic failure that can result from this defect, toyota should have ...
Oil started leaking heavily; i was notified by a coworker and was able to get the car into firestone before the engine locked up. low oil pressure warning came on as i drove into firestone lot. techs told me the oil cooling hose failed (at 109000 miles). old hose was made of rubber attached to metal plates and had failed two places in the rubber hose. new hose is made of metal so techs checked for a recall and found none. this could be a big safety issue if people are not aware of what is happening and get stranded somewhere or the engine locks out on them at speed.
I put my vehicle in park and then turned on the hazard lights, as i was parked at the entrance to a busy highway, and just wanted to grab my mail. i turned around from getting the mail; and my minivan was rolling across the highway with three of my children inside of it. it stopped when it hit a cement barrier on the other side of the highway. no air bag deployed. my children suffered from minor injuries. and, a-lot of anxiety.what happened to make my minivan switch out of park?
Car started rolling back and gear shifted to reverse when it was on drive gear. it shifted to gears automatically without changing gears. when went to dealer, they said its transmission is failed at 55 k miles. it was in warranty and they changed transmission but when asked they didn't give me much detailed information. my 1 work day was spoiled and inconvenience. *tr
Tl* the contact owns a 2011 toyota sienna. the contact stated that while driving approximately 20 mph, all the warning lights illuminated. after driving for 15 minutes, the vehicle stalled and smoke was coming out of the hood. the engine was on fire. the vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. the manufacturer was notified of the incident. the approximate failure mileage was 33,000.
Tl* the contact owns 2011 toyota sienna. the contact stated that while driving 70 mph, the engine stalled without warning. the vehicle was towed to the dealer, who performed a diagnostic and determined that the battery failed and caused the vehicle to stall. the battery was replaced however the dealer could not explain the cause of the battery failure. additionally, the contact stated that the engine was previously replaced due to failed springs which caused the valves to also fail. the manufacturer was made aware of the failure. the failure mileage was 31,312 and the current mileage was, 31,800. *tr
Hello, i own a 2011 sienna le v6. in cold weather, it has a problem when braking where the vehicle lurches forward as it comes to a stop. the dealer drove the car and noted no issues. however, as you can see on this internet thread, many other owners have the same issue. http://www.siennachat.com/forum/193-problems-maintenance-repair/158410-engine-revving-up-just-before-stop.html this issue is not just annoying, i believe it is a safety issue, particularly on slippery surfaces such as snow and ice which are likely to occur in the colder weather that precipitates this issue. i believe either the engine or transmission programming needs to be modified to address this issue as soon as possible. this occurs when the engine is at high speed idle after a cold stop, which can last for many miles after you start driving. *tr
Traveling at highway speed, (55 mph) when the vsc failure message appeared along with the check engine light and apostrophe inside a triangle error/ warning light. vehicle was purchased as a certified used vehicle at a toyota dealership less than two weeks ago. mileage is less than 36000. *tr
9/1/12 i was driving along at highway speed of aprox. 55-60 mph when i decided to go into a shopping center. i slowed my car down and made a right turn to enter a shopping center. as i was slowing down to pull up to the entrance of the store i had my foot on the brake pedal and the car didn't want to stop. i had to apply an enormous amount of pressure to the brake but it didn't stop the engine from racing and trying to lurch forward. i forced the car out of drive and put it into reverse and the engine went back to normal. 9/6/12 i was in my car and approached a traffic light behind another car. i slowed down from aprox. 25 mph. as the car slowed i felt the car lurch forward, i applied the brake harder so as not to hit the car in front of me or the people walking across the street. i again moved the car out of gear and the engine came to normal. 9/9/12 i was ...