Why Smart Tundra Owners Are Checking 3 Recalls Right Now (Toyota Still Has No Permanent Fix)

Toyota's twin-turbo V6 Tundra engine has been recalled three times. Same defect. Same bearings. And as of their most recent filing, Toyota still doesn't have a permanent fix ready. In this breakdown we go through all three federal recalls (24V-381, 25V-767, and 26V320) — what the paperwork actually says, how many trucks are affected, what Toyota admitted about the remedy still being "under development," and what every 2022–2024 Tundra owner should do right now before the situation gets worse. If you own a 2022, 2023, or 2024 Tundra — or a Lexus LX or GX with the V35A engine — this is the video that tells you what the federal filing already knows and your dealer hasn't told you. ⚠️ Commentary and consumer education only — not legal or repair advice. Verify your VIN against all three recalls at NHTSA.gov and contact Toyota directly. CHAPTERS 0:00 Three recalls. Same engine. Still no fix. 0:35 What's actually breaking inside the V35A 1:30 Recall #1 — what Toyota said in 2024 2:20 Recall #2 — why the first fix didn't work 3:15 Recall #3 — filed in 2026 4:10 What "remedy under development" actually means 5:05 The 2,600 warranty claims Toyota filed 6:00 What owners are reporting on the road 7:00 How to check all three recall numbers 8:00 What to tell your dealer before your next visit 9:00 What comes next — and why a fourth recall isn't off the table Related: toyota tundra recall, tundra engine failure, toyota twin-turbo v6, 2022 tundra problems, 2023 tundra problems, toyota recall 2025, V35A engine problems #ToyotaTundra #TundraRecall #TundraEngineFailure #TwinTurboV6 #ToyotaRecall #V35A