Hi, this is my first post so please go easy if I miss any details.
I have just bought a 2014 Land Cruiser 200 4.5 V8 Diesel Automatic which has only done 300 Miles now.
I am experiencing an intermittent vibration from the brake pedal. This is not always when applying the brakes. I can feel the vibration by placing my foot on the pedal without pushing down on it while driving.
I have also noted this while at standstill and it gives a pins and needles feeling in the foot.
On a test drive with the toyota mechanic he said the vibration was stronger between 1300-1800 rpm.
I have sent it in to my local toyota dealer who claim to have checked it throughly and have also spoken with toyota technical who confirm this problem has been reported on another new vehicle, however they say they could not find a fault and have put it down to the 'characteristics of the car'.
Toyota have checked the brakes and engine mounts and said they are fine.
Any ideas as to what can be causing vibration through the pedal on such a new car?
Many thanks
I have just bought a 2014 Land Cruiser 200 4.5 V8 Diesel Automatic which has only done 300 Miles now.
I am experiencing an intermittent vibration from the brake pedal. This is not always when applying the brakes. I can feel the vibration by placing my foot on the pedal without pushing down on it while driving.
I have also noted this while at standstill and it gives a pins and needles feeling in the foot.
On a test drive with the toyota mechanic he said the vibration was stronger between 1300-1800 rpm.
I have sent it in to my local toyota dealer who claim to have checked it throughly and have also spoken with toyota technical who confirm this problem has been reported on another new vehicle, however they say they could not find a fault and have put it down to the 'characteristics of the car'.
Toyota have checked the brakes and engine mounts and said they are fine.
Any ideas as to what can be causing vibration through the pedal on such a new car?
Many thanks