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Toyota has issued an urgent recall for more than 45,000 vehicles sold in Australia between October 2013 and April 2020 due to fears the fuel pumps could stop working, causing drivers to stop suddenly.
The recall includes popular models of Toyota cars such as Camry, Corolla, Prado, Hilux and Land cruisers.
In a statement, Toyota explained that the fuel pump on affected vehicles may stop operating suddenly, and if the fuel pump stops working, warning lights and messages may display on the instrument panel, and the engine may not run correctly. This can cause the vehicle to stall, or be unable to restart.

What you need to do:
Toyota has said it will contact affected owners in writing advising of the safety recall and will re-contact once parts become available to fix the issue. Owners will be requested to make an appointment at a Toyota dealer for repairs, free of charge.
Read the full list below:
- Toyota Camry – (GSV70) Model Years 2013-2019
- Toyota Corolla – (ZRE172) Model Years 2013-2019
- Toyota FJ Cruiser – (GSJ15) Model Years 2013-2019
- Toyota Kluger – (GSU50 and GSU55) Model Years 2013-2019
- Toyota Hilux – (TGN121) Model Years 2013-2019
- Toyota Prado – (GRJ150) Model Years 2013-2019
- Toyota Land Cruiser – (URJ202) Model Years 2013-2019
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