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Toyota — 2nd seat spring replacement on highlander

Brand: Toyota Model/Code: 6GG11 (26SD-026) Recall Date: 20 April 2026 Source: DVSA Reference: R-2026-097
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⚠ What You Should Do

Replace the return springs in the recliner assembly with improved ones.

Recall Details

Defect: For certain vehicles equipped with second row seats that use recliner assemblies to unlock the seatbacks allow for seatback angle adjustment and locking due to a design change made by the supplier the recliner teeth may not fully engage during seatback adjustment. This could lead to the seatback not remaining in a locked position increasing the risk of injury in the event of a crash at higher speeds.

Remedy: Replace the return springs in the recliner assembly with improved ones.

Vehicles affected: 16344

DVSA Recall Reference: R/2026/097

Make: TOYOTA (GB) PLC | Model: HIGHLANDER

To check if your specific vehicle is affected, visit the DVSA vehicle recall checker, select your vehicle make and model, and look for recall reference R/2026/097.

Why This Product Is Dangerous

For certain vehicles equipped with second row seats that use recliner assemblies to unlock the seatbacks allow for seatback angle adjustment and locking due to a design change made by the supplier the recliner teeth may not fully engage during seatback adjustment. This could lead to the seatback not remaining in a locked position increasing the risk of injury in the event of a crash at higher speeds.

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