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  2007 Toyota Camry Sun Visor Driver Side Recall Sherilyn Akim <akimsherilyn@gmail.com> - 2023-12-20 16:15 -0800

#67744 — 2007 Toyota Camry Sun Visor Driver Side Recall

2007-2011 Toyota Camry's were installed with a sun visor that was later recalled due to a defect in the inner plastic body. The two halves of the visor that connect around the lever arm begin to pull away from the arm that attaches it to the interior of the car. Making the arm unable to hold the visor in place effectively, increasing the risk of it obstructing the view of the driver. Over time most visors even fall off the connecting arm completely. This guide provides a simple fix to the defect, providing a way to reinforce the faulty connection that is causing the problem. Follow our guide with the step-by-step process to insure that it will be fixed correctly.



2007 Toyota Camry Sun Visor Driver Side Recall

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The sun visor is not only convenient but also a boon to safety, keeping the sun out of your eyes when driving your Toyota Camry. The visor flips down on the driver and passenger side of the vehicle in order to shield eyes from the glare of the sun; it often also features clips and mirrors to make your driving life easier. There are an array of replacement parts and pieces that help you to repair a damaged visor in your Camry.


08 camry oil comsumption,using to much oil between oil change,toyota perform the 1200 miles test and said it didnt use enough oil to be consider a problem,the problem is a problem I have to check the oil regularly,I have a 94 camry and that is the reason for purchasing another one,NEVER AGAIN,NOW MY CAMRY IS SMOKING ON START UP AND THEY CLAIM THAT THIS IS NOT RELATED,I am a mechanic my self and I keep the car tune and inspected regularly,I need toyota to pay for repairs they no its a problem


The dealership says the recall has expired. Does that mean after a certain length of time your safety doesn't matter? This was a used car and I never received a notice. Toyota should replace my visor free of charge. I have had older cars than this but never had this problem.






How can Toyota make visors that break? What other car has ever had this problem in the last 30 years? Maybe if the car is >30 years old. Our 2009 Camry LE v6 had the drivers side visor break, and Toyota had issued a recall (must be a problem for most of their cars). Went to the dealer and with two tries, the new visors will not fully snap up into position backwards like the passenger side does, and it will not fully push up to the front, it just flops down a couple of inches blocking your view of a signal light that you are waiting for. After four Toyota's, after the accelerator pedal problem recall (the fix for ours was a cut up pedal totally uglyfied), after transmission shifting sticking, after undercarriage covers falling down, after AUX connection not working, and now this unfix-able visor problem (maybe Velcro will work to hold it up?), we will not be buying Toyota again. The dealer was getting huffy too, trying to protect the Toyota reputation, denying the visor had a problem and the local Toyota rep refusing to see it. Best to stay away from Nippon products due to possible Fukushima radioactive material contamination anyway. Sad the Toyota cannot make a reliable car anymore.


My dashboard is melting & cracking . It is sticky to the touch and it\\\'s falling apart the glare from the melting dash is also an issue . I also have an issue with the drivers side vanity mirror it is broke and won\\\'t stay up . I had the same exact issues with my 2007 Camry and toyota fixed the dash but they told me to go buy a new dashboard and pay for it myself for my 2011 they will not except blame and they will not help with the issues

They pretty much told me tough luck . I am very upset with the condition of my dashboard and I am very upset at toyotas response to my issue .


I have had my care for 6 years and have taken pride by only having my 2011 Toyota Camry with only 128,000 serviced by Toyota. I brought my car in for service to assess, engine oil light was on loud noise when turning, car cut off and a loud clunking noise that appears to be coming from underneath the hood. Only to be informed , I have ball joints that need to be replaced immediately and that I have an internal engine oil leak and they put 3 quarts of oil in car. The engine oil light went off , however my car continues to leak oil but not seen by naked eye. I was informed their is no diagnostic test that could be done at Orland Park Toyota . The service consultant indicated to further assess the problem the engine would have to be open which could cost $700-800 and if the problem could be rectified which could cost thousands of dollars without a guarantee a correction of issues. I took my car for diagnostic that was inconclusive and was not refunded my money. At the end of this visit I informed to check engine oil every week until I decide If I want to proceed with this service . However I contacted Toyota in Oaklawn and was informed that they offer a engine diagnostic check . I was very concerned about the drivability , safety for myself and other drivers therefore I rented a vehicle. Only to incur another expense. Prior to the purchase of my vehicle I did diligent research on reliability of vehicles , and Toyota Camry received high ratings. At the present time Im very disappointed at dealership and corporate that no one could thoroughly address the issue. Only to be informed by corporate that recalls are vin specific and at the present time when speaking to the representative there are no recalls at present time and my car is past the warranty. Only to due research that there have been many complaints pertaining to my model car 2011 Toyota Camry regarding engine oil consumption and ball joint replacements. I informed the representative at Toyota Corporate that Toyota on August 11, 2011 issued a service bulletin to dealerships which states: some 2006-2001 models equipped with the ZAA-FE engine may exhibit engine oil consumption. The piston assembly has been changed to minimize oil consumption. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" And that \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" P30# 9cylinder misfire detected) DTC may also be set as result of oil consumption. I would appreciate if someone could contact me to rectify this issue.


I have a 2007 camry and my driver side visor keeps coming down in my face while driving. I contacted Toyota and they told me that there was no recall. I said that is a very bad safety hazard. Toyota told me that to have it fixed it will cost me $130.00. I work in a automotive parts factory and when we get calls on bad parts that we have manufactuer we replace them. And the parts are for Toyota but the are not the visors. COME ON TOYOTA YOU CAN RECALL THESE BROKEN VISORS!!!!!


Lets get one started sign the petition. Any one that has a Camry with messed up Sun visor that dangles in your face. It is a hazard and needs to be recalled. Dealers wont fix it they say there is not enough complaints. We Toyota owners need to get together and give this the attention it needs.



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The dashboard on my 2008 Toyota Camry is melting, and in the process becoming sticky and shiny. The stickiness is a nuisance, but the shininess is a hazard as it promotes heavy glare on the windshield. it makes me on a sunny day they can lose sight of the road, I almost hit another car due to the visibility.

This is on the news, internet.

I didn\\\\\\\'t receive any letter from toyota about enhancement warranty and even when I check with Toyota Dealer they said it has no recalls. Now Toyota said my car out of warranty 7 mpnths ago, and they can\\\\\\\'t do anything. This should be a recall.


The problem started in my vehicle last summer, but I didn\'t know about ther extended warranty. The date I entered was the date I contacted Toyota as I found information about this problem on the internet. I bought my vehicle used and went to the local Toyota dealer asking if there were any problems I should know about, as I needed an extra key made and I inquired why I was there. I was told no problems, no recalls. I noticed the dashboard getting sticky the summer of 2017, but thought it was caused by the cleaner I used on the dashboard. This summer was even hotter and the finish on the dashboard began peeling, cracking, becoming shiney, and very very sticky to touch. So I did a google search. I typed in \"how to clean a sticky dashboard\" and guess what popped up, Toyota Camry\'s problems with a defective dashboard. They didn\'t recall it even though it covered several years, instead they extended the warranty. I bought my car used. I check with a local dealer, and I was told no issues. I called Toyota today, and, I\'m SOL as the warranty has expired as of 11/2017. If I had known I could have gotten it replaced. I would also like to mention the defective visors, which I replaced at my cost as the extended warranty had expired. The fall down w/o warning and could have caused a crash. Lets not forget the oil burning issue. This vehicle is from 2005-2011 is riddled with problems and Toyota is leaving those of us who purchase used vehicles out in the cold. I\'ll never buy a Toyota again if this is the customer service they provide to customers.


The subject vehicles have a sensor in the driver-side front door that is connected to the airbag system control unit by electrical wires. One of these wires can fracture over time. If this occurs, the airbag warning lamp could illuminate and the sensor in the door could become inoperable. This may prevent the side airbag and curtain shield airbag on the driver side from deploying in certain types of collisions, increasing the risk of injury in the event of a crash where those airbags are needed.

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