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Toyota Pickup Visibility problems by year

13 complaints filed with NHTSA about the Toyota Pickup's visibility & wipers. Windshields, wipers, defrosters, mirrors, backup cameras and glare.

Visibility complaints by model year

YearVisibility complaintsCrashesInjuriesRecalls
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Latest Pickup visibility complaints

1990 Toyota PickupVisibility & wipersFire

Tl* the contact owns a 1990 toyota pickup truck 4x4. After turning on the heater, leaves caught fire inside of his truck. The fire department extinguished the fire. A report was available. The toyota manufacturer was notified, and a letter was sent advising him that no assistance would be provided.. The failure mileage was 147,000. Updated 01/27/10. *Lj shortly after purchasing the truck, the consumer noticed tree leaves entering the mechanical fan cage. After removing the leaves several times, he took the...

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vehicle to the dealer. The service manager could not find anything altered and would not make any modifications. Over the years the consumer would diligently clean the system 2-3 times per year. At times he could smell the burning leaves when operating the heater. When the leaves accumulate in the cage and the fan is energized, the movement of the small blades spinning around the leaves creates friction causing the leaves to ignite and catch fire. Updated 01/28/10.*Jb

Filed Incident VisibilityNHTSA 10294872
1997 Toyota PickupVisibility & wipers

Front windshield has had a crack in it for the last 6 months. Please provide any further information.*Ak

Filed Incident VisibilityNHTSA 8009185
2001 Toyota PickupVisibility & wipers

The driver-side window has an auto up and auto down feature. The auto up does not have a sensor to stop travel if window is blocked. This can cause personal injury and/or the glass to break. Recent news story described small girl who suffocated by activating power window switch while her head was extended through the window opening. The highlander operator only needs to "bump" switch once and travel will not stop until closed unless window switch is pressed again.

Filed Incident VisibilityNHTSA 746359
2001 Toyota PickupVisibility & wipers

With rear windows open, the sound the resonates from cargo area is very uncomfortable to the occupants. Not able to drive with rear windows open. Not a one-time occurance, but daily. This would deter future purchases.

Filed Incident VisibilityNHTSA 746358

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