Thursday, June 30, 2011

Two Models Hybrids in U.S. is recalled by Toyota due to sparepart problems

DETROIT - Toyota announced a recall campaign to repair mass (recall) of the two hybrid models, namely the production Higlander 2006-2007 and Lexus RX400h (2005) which is marketed in the United States. The total of these two units reached 83,200 units with a composition each of the 45 500 units (Highlander) and 37,700 units (Lexus RX400h).


Two Models Hybrids in U.S. is recalled by Toyota due to sparepart problems

As reported by EGMcartec (29 / 6), Toyota recall Highlander and Lexus RX400h because there are abnormalities in the intelligent power modules (IPM) is located inside the vehicle hybrid inverter system. In electronic circuits which are found several transistors mounted less than perfect, triggering excessive heat due to the length of driving time.

"If this is allowed, some problems may arise in the cabin. In many cases, the blinking indicator lights on the cab car continued to burn and lead to insufficient functioning of safe driving mode," wrote the Toyota.

Toyota is also concerned about the possibility of permanent damage to the hybrid system that ends on a vehicle strike. The recall began in mid next month, free of charge!

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