
Snapshot
- All 2018 variants recalled
- Just 367 units affected
- Toyota is offering to repair fuel pumps free of charge
Toyota is recalling examples of its 86 model as it has been discovered the coupe’s fuel pump may stop working suddenly.
Affecting a total of 367 units, the faulty fuel pump could potentially cut supply to the engine, causing the car to stop and possibly cause damage internally.
The same fault forced Subaru to issue a recall notice for a range of its vehicles last week, including the BRZ which is twinned with the 86.

Toyota has said it will be contacting owners and requesting they make an appointment with their preferred dealer to rectify the fault, free of charge.
If you’re unsure as to whether your vehicle is affected, Toyota’s recall assist helpline is available on 1800 987 366 or can be emailed through [email protected]
A list of VINs for affected vehicles can be found here.
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