2016 TOYOTA SEQUOIA Complaints and Recall Information

The 2016 TOYOTA SEQUOIA has 0 complaints and 17 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to steering components and wheel lugnuts based on recall data. There are no direct owner complaints documented for this model year.

There are 17 recalls affecting various systems on the 2016 TOYOTA SEQUOIA. The majority involve the power steering system and associated parts. Additional recalls address wheel lugnuts and accessories. These recalls focus on safety-critical components that require inspection and replacement as applicable.

• Power steering gear assembly. Recall 21V920000 affects 22,462 vehicles. The assembly may have been manufactured incorrectly, causing an oil leak that can lead to sudden loss of power steering assist and increase crash risk. Dealers must inspect and replace the assembly free of charge. Owner notifications began January 21, 2022.
• JTEKT power steering gear service parts. Recall 21E103000 covers 151 vehicles with specified part numbers. Manufacturing defects can cause an oil leak resulting in sudden loss of power steering assist, raising crash risk. Dealers will inspect and replace parts at no cost. Notifications were mailed February 17, 2022.
• Power steering hydraulic system. Also part of recalls 21V920000 and 21E103000 affecting 22,462 and 151 vehicles respectively. Faulty gear assemblies leading to oil leaks may cause sudden loss of hydraulic power assist, increasing crash potential. Free inspection and replacement procedures are offered.
• Wheel lugnuts. Recall 17V311000 applies to 1,325 vehicles outfitted with Southeast Toyota 20-inch Rockstar accessory wheels. The lugnuts may crack and detach, causing wheels to separate from the vehicle and elevating crash risk. Dealers will install replacement lugnuts at no charge. The recall began June 23, 2017.

Owners facing repeated repairs related to steering defects or unresolved recall issues should consider seeking advice on their rights under state lemon laws. Addressing safety-related recalls promptly remains crucial for vehicle operation and occupant safety.