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Toyota Cressida recalls

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Toyota Cressida recalls in Canada

Transport Canada runs its own recall programme. Its campaigns do not always mirror the American ones, so a Canadian owner reading a US-only list is reading about a different car than the one on their driveway.

1982 Toyota Cressida Recall 1986114 9 Oct 1986 202 units in Canada

Electrical

ON VEHICLES EQUIPPED WITH CRUISE CONTROL, THE CRUISE CONTROL COMPUTER CIRCUIT BOARD MAY DEVELOP A FAULT THAT MAY RESULT IN HIGH ENGINE SPEED WHEN THE ENGINE IS STARTED WITH THE MAIN CRUISE CONTROL SWITCH IN THE "ON" POSITION. IF THE TRANSMISSION (PARTICULARLY AUTOMATIC) IS PUT IN GEAR AND THE DRIVER DOES NOT PRESS FIRMLY ON THE BRAKE PEDAL, THE VEHICLE MAY SUDDENLY ACCELERATE. THIS COULD RESULT IN LOSS OF CONTROL AND A POSSIBLE CRASH. CORRECTION: CRUISE CONTROL COMPUTER WILL BE INSPECTED AND IF NECESSARY, REPLACED.

1984 Toyota Cressida Recall 1984107 24 Sep 1984 5,528 units in Canada

DUE TO A FAULTY OIL PRESSURE SENDER GAUGE, OIL COULD LEAK FROM THE ENGINE CREATING THE POSSIBILITY OF ENGINE SEIZURE WITHOUT PRIOR WARNING WHICH COULD RESULT IN LOSS OF VEHICLE CONTROL.

1983 Toyota Cressida Recall 1984107 24 Sep 1984 5,528 units in Canada

DUE TO A FAULTY OIL PRESSURE SENDER GAUGE, OIL COULD LEAK FROM THE ENGINE CREATING THE POSSIBILITY OF ENGINE SEIZURE WITHOUT PRIOR WARNING WHICH COULD RESULT IN LOSS OF VEHICLE CONTROL.

1984 Toyota Cressida Recall 1983115 19 Dec 1983 5,957 units in Canada

1984 CRESSIDA, SUPRA, COROLLA DN TOYOTA VAN, AND 1983-84 CAMRY. THE VOLTAGE REGULATOR INTEGRATED CIRCUIT COULD FAIL AND LEAD TO AN OVERCHARGING CONDITION. CONTINUED VEHICLE OPERATION WHILE IN OVER- CHARGING CONDITION WILL DAMAGE THE BATTERY AND COULD CAUSE SUDDEN LOSS OF ALL ELECTRICAL POWER.

Source: Transport Canada Vehicle Recalls Database.