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    Landcruiser 100 series recall

    Read in the paper today and the overlander site every Landcruiser made between 1997-2005 some 137,000 cars if the figure quoted was right, recall as under heavy braking a bolt could loosen.

    Biggest recall in Australian history for Toyota

    It's great, glad I drive a Land Rover

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    Yes, heard about that one.

    There's also a recall notice in New Zealand for all Hilux and Surf for 1988 to 1996 - i think it is a steering issue... (wonder why it's not here, or is it?)

    Oh what a feeling!


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    I wonder how those dyed in the wool Tojo fans on the OL forum are dealing with it.

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    G'day Folks

    More frightening is how many have died or been injured since 1997 because of these faults AND who now is liable if this problem was a contributing factor

    cheers

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    I wonder if it is the caliper bolts I have seen quiet a few of those come out in the mining/tunnel jobs I have been on
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    Good News Day:d

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quiggers View Post
    Yes, heard about that one.

    There's also a recall notice in New Zealand for all Hilux and Surf for 1988 to 1996 - i think it is a steering issue... (wonder why it's not here, or is it?)

    Oh what a feeling!


    GQ
    its the steering rod between the pitman arm and the idler arm, they can crack where the ball joints go on. only applicable to IFS trucks.
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    Good to see this thread has been largely ignored by the wise Land Rover cogniscenti....

    GQ

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    as in any jap 4wd

    i really dont care
    130's rule

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quiggers View Post
    There's also a recall notice in New Zealand for all Hilux and Surf for 1988 to 1996 - i think it is a steering issue... (wonder why it's not here, or is it?)
    How would you tell if a Hilux/Surf had a steering problem

    I thought it was a design feature
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