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Problems with 2001 Toyota Tundra VISIBILITY

On average, the 2001 Toyota Tundra starts to “feel” problems with the VISIBILITY and its various aspects after 101 809 miles.

Components Affected by VISIBILITY Issues

We have classified the 1 complaints from 2001 Toyota Tundra about VISIBILITY into the following categories.

DEFROSTER/DEFOGGER/HVAC SYSTEM 2

Recently reported VISIBILITY problems on 2001 Toyota Tundra

The inside rear view mirror in my 2001toyota tundra is an electro chromic self-dimming mirror that has no manual backup. the mirror contained a fluid which leaked out causing the self-dimming mirror to fail to provide dimming against rear approaching headlights resulting in the driver to either be blinded or to have to turn the mirror away which greatly eliminates rear view capability in the interior. there are many documented cases of these mirrors failing in various makes and models as a result of usually from the internal fluid leaking. i understand that the oem mirror maker, steve chenlo, from magna donnelly (his direct line is 616-786-7495), now refuses to supply replacement mirrors. a few years ago, i have documentation that magna donnelly was replacing these mirrors for free but stopped for unknown reasons. *tr

At 8,900 miles excessive wear of front disc pads and rear drums due to defective rotors being out of round. dealer notified, and replaced rotors/ rear drums, and front disc pads. but, problem still occurring. *ak customer states heater not working, dealer found heater cable loose. *tt

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