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Problems with 2003 Toyota Land Cruiser STRUCTURE

On average, the 2003 Toyota Land Cruiser starts to “feel” problems with the STRUCTURE and its various aspects after 0 miles.

Components Affected by STRUCTURE Issues

We have classified the 1 complaints from 2003 Toyota Land Cruiser about STRUCTURE into the following categories.

BODY 1

Recently reported STRUCTURE problems on 2003 Toyota Land Cruiser

Excessive underbody rusting. i have a tundra whose underbody was changed upon recall by toyota. car is garaged or left in driveway. every mechanic comments on excessive rusting including prestige toyota but they maintain it's satisfactory. i had to change the thing holding the tire because it rusted through creating the danger the spare could break loose. aaa would not change a spare tire because of rusting through. toyota thinks the rust is ok. i don't and worry about safety.i cannot remember exactly when this happened.i can't accurately recall mileage when i noticed this

From the toyota invoice: "customer states the back of the center console facing the rear seats gets very, very hot...almost burning fingers." and this statement is correct. the folks at clearwater, toyota say there is nothing mechanically incorrect with my automobile, but i am telling them, clearly there is something incorrect with my vehicle. thus my reason for this complaint.*ak

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