Tl* the contact owns a 2013 toyota camry. the contact stated that the driver's side front seat independently adjusted. the vehicle was taken to the dealer where it was found that the track had failed. the vehicle was not repaired. the manufacturer was contacted about the failure. the failure mileage was approximately 24,000. *tr
News release that toyota dealers stop sealing 2013 and 14 toyota camrys as well as 5 other vehicle styles due to the flame retardant materials in the heated seats are not approved by the fda. my concern is does this flame retardant material give off a vapor or fume when the seat heater is operated. i am diagnosed as multiple chemical sensitive and my eyes burn or are irritated, as well as i experience breathing irritation when the seats are operational. i have stopped using the seats since the news release (last 2 days) but still notice milder irritation. i have noticed this since around october 2013, which would be the start of cooler weather in colorado. is a chemical vapor produced, does it infiltrate the car interior? *js
Cpsc: i1420031a. 2013 toyota camry. consumer states does the flame retardant material in the heated seats when the heater is in use give off vapor or fumes that cause eye and respiratory irritation? *ln the consumer stated a new release was published, to stop toyota from selling 2013 and 2014 toyota camry's, due to flame retardant materials in heated seats, not approved by the fda.
Headrest on 2013 camry hurts the back of my head when i drive the car. if it hurts in normal driving i can't imagine what the head injury is going to be like if i get hit while driving this car. the head rests should be adjustable so that they can be fitted to shorter people. no amount of up down adjusting on the head rest height works to relieve the issue. *tr