2017 TOYOTA SIENNA Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2017 Toyota Sienna has 6 recalls, the most serious involving multiple braking and steering failures that can leave the driver unable to slow or steer the vehicle, raising the risk of a crash. Three of the recalls affect mobility van conversions. On certain BraunAbility-converted vehicles, the steering shaft extension can fracture and cause a sudden loss of steering control. Those same conversions may also have incorrect brake line fittings that drop pressure in the rear braking system, reducing stopping power. A separate conversion recall, affecting Vantage Mobility-built wheelchair vans, involves rear brake hoses that are too short and rub against the rear axle trailing arm until they wear through and fail. One recall applies to the standard Sienna: the brake booster vacuum pump may have been machined incorrectly, causing a sudden loss of brake assist and requiring greater pedal force to slow the vehicle. Rounding out the list, certain vehicles sold through Gulf States Toyota were delivered with the spare tire inflated to the wrong pressure, meaning the spare may not perform as expected if needed.