Just over 65,000 Toyota units – of which the bestselling Camry totals 35,647 units – sold in the UAE will come under the latest recall program announced by the Japanese carmaker for a faulty power window switch defect.<\/p>\n
These units \u2013 which also includes the Corolla, Yaris, RAV 4 and Sequoia – were sold between February 2006 and May 2010.<\/p>\n
“Following communication with Toyota Motor Corporation, we have begun a customer service campaign on the Power Master Window Switch on some vehicles in the Toyota range,\u201d said Simon Frith, managing director at Al Futtaim Motors and the dealership for Toyota.<\/p>\n
The purpose will be to inspect the sliding electrical contact module in the driver’s side Power Window Master Switch.<\/p>\n
If customers had applied commercially available lubricants to address any sticky feeling of the switch, it is possible that the switch could melt, according to a statement issued by the dealership.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Just over 65,000 Toyota units – of which the bestselling Camry totals 35,647 units – sold in the UAE will come under the latest recall program announced by the Japanese carmaker for a faulty power window switch defect. These units \u2013 which also includes the Corolla, Yaris, RAV 4 and Sequoia – were sold between …<\/p>\n