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Original blinking lights were from speed sensor harness.

They could not get any power from the fuel pump. There are 6 fuel pumps for the LC in the US. It will take 5 days to get it. Part is 800.
I haven't heard of a pump going out on a 200. Same engine as a Tundra? Have not replaced one of those yet...

Have had several GM products that had been run out or low enough times and the pump would not work. Seems like our luck runs when the pump dies its atleast 3/4 full
 
Wonder if the gas runs out, the pump has to be primed?
 
Who knows. I got a pretty good relationship. Dont think they would totally try and screw me over but who knows. The other times she ran out of gas it started up with gas added ro tanks.
 
I have had the 200 back about a day. It seems to oversteer a little too much. Not sure if its just the way this system rides. I did an alignment at the toyo store. Not sure of any adjustments can be made or not.
 
I have had the 200 back about a day. It seems to oversteer a little too much. Not sure if its just the way this system rides. I did an alignment at the toyo store. Not sure of any adjustments can be made or not.
check air pressure.
 
I didnt pay a whole lot of attention. So many lights on and many normal systems were not working so i kind of witheld judgement till everything was running normal.
 
Toyota has known issues with the integrated fuel pump designs on the 3UR-FE engine family (and by correlation, the Tundra/Sequoia/Land Cruiser vehicles).

Welcome to Toyota, the new GM. :rolleyes:

Is there a 'known' fix yet? Do the Cruisers utilize the flex fuel system like most of the Tundras do (at least the Gulf States 4x4 Tundras)? I've chased this issue for WAY too long...
 
No known fix besides a fuel calibration in the ECU and just replacing the pump. Over and over again.

Toyota has done and will do nothing to address this issue.
 
Well, no Tundra for me. Back to the ole Dodge Cummins. If Toyota is gonna dismiss the fuel pump issues then I want no part of the new Tundra. Oh well... I like the truck too.
 

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