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Toyota Corolla Cross owners offered fix for safety system fault
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Toyota Australia has initiated a Customer Service Exercise for 12,640 Corolla Cross SUVs due to a potential fault with the forward recognition camera, impacting models built between July 2022 and January 2024. The camera software may fail, leading to the Pre-Collision System not activating upon ignition start. Owners can contact their dealership for a software update, with the fix expected to take around one hour. This is the second Customer Service Exercise for the Corolla Cross related to the forward recognition camera, with a previous campaign covering 9000 vehicles built in 2022. The issue is not classified as a recall, and Toyota Australia is offering to resolve it voluntarily.
Brands mentioned: Toyota, Lexus
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