Toyota Recalls 6,721 Land Cruiser SUVs in Canada
The manufacturer issued a recall for specific Land Cruiser models due to a potential fuel leak risk.
Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Car Maintenance
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Toyota is recalling 6,721 Land Cruiser vehicles in Canada after identifying a potential fuel leak issue. The defect involves a plastic fuel tube that may disconnect, creating a risk of engine stalling or fire.
Why it matters
Addressing potential fuel leaks is critical for vehicle safety, as these defects can lead to unexpected engine failure while driving or increase the risk of fire. Owners are advised to respond to upcoming manufacturer notifications to ensure their vehicles receive the necessary repairs.
The recall affects 2024, 2025, 2026, and 2027 model year Toyota Land Cruisers. This safety action covers 6,721 vehicles currently registered in Canada.
The players
Toyota
Toyota is a global automotive manufacturer known for producing a wide range of vehicles, including the Land Cruiser SUV.
The details
The issue stems from a plastic fuel tube located atop the fuel tank that can disconnect from the main metal fuel tube. To resolve this, authorized dealerships will install a protective clamp at the connection point and replace the plastic tube if the inspection deems it necessary.
Timeline
The recall encompasses Land Cruiser vehicles from the 2024, 2025, 2026, and 2027 model years.
Roadmap
This recall highlights the ongoing quality control challenges automakers face when integrating complex fuel system components across diverse model years. It also underscores the importance of manufacturer-led safety campaigns in maintaining consumer trust within the competitive SUV segment.
Owners of affected Land Cruiser models will be contacted by mail to schedule a service appointment at their local dealership. There is no cost for these inspections or for the installation of the required fuel tube clamp.
The takeaway
Affected drivers should prioritize dealership communication to address potential fuel leaks promptly. Regularly checking vehicle status via the manufacturer's website or official correspondence helps owners stay informed about critical safety recalls.
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