2014 TOYOTA SEQUOIA Complaints and Recall Information

The 2014 TOYOTA SEQUOIA has 0 complaints and 17 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to steering assembly defects as documented in recalls. Other commonly affected systems include wheel lugnuts due to faulty accessories.

Seventeen recalls cover various vehicle components with an emphasis on steering systems and wheel hardware. The recalls indicate manufacturing defects primarily affecting power steering gear assemblies and accessory-installed wheels, prompting inspections and part replacements.

• Power steering gear assembly oil leak. Several recalls (NHTSA 21E103000 and 21V920000) affect up to 22,462 vehicles including the 2014 Sequoia. The gear assembly may be manufactured improperly causing an oil leak. Loss of power steering assist can increase crash risk. Dealers will inspect and replace assemblies for free.
• Hydraulic power assist system failure. Related to the above, oil leaks result in sudden loss of hydraulic power assist, jeopardizing steering control. Repairs are covered under recall campaigns 21E103000 and 21V920000 with owner notifications sent in early 2022.
• Accessory wheel lugnuts cracking. Recall 17V311000 covers 1,325 Sequoia and Tundra vehicles equipped with Southeast Toyota 20-inch Rockstar wheels installed by dealers. Crack formation on lugnuts can cause wheel separation, leading to accident risk. Replacement lugnuts will be installed free of charge.

Owners facing recurring repairs related to steering system malfunctions or unresolved recall issues may want to review their rights under state lemon laws. Persistent safety defects or repeated failures impacting vehicle operation could qualify for legal protections specific to their jurisdiction.