Tl* the contact owns a 1992 toyota pickup. While driving at any speed, the bed would strike the back of the vehicle. The dealer and manufacturer were not contacted. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was approximately 217,800.
1992 Toyota Pickup body problems
13 complaints (23% of all complaints for this car). Typical mileage when it fails: 175,000.
- owner complaints
- 13
- of this car's complaints
- 23%
- typical mileage
- 175,000
- crashes
- 0
- recalls
- 0
Which part fails
- Frame and members6
- Frame and members: underbody shields2
- Body: bumpers1
- Body1
At what mileage
Complaints by mileage at the time of the problem.
Toyota Pickup body problems in other years
Related recalls
No recalls on record for this model year.
What 1992 Toyota Pickup owners say
Most recent owner complaints, unedited.
The frame has had excessive rusting around the rear suspension area for about 7-8 years. Repairs have had to be made to this area. Finally, toyata anounced a recall for this problem but it only goes back to 1995.
Took my 1992 toyota truck in for service while on the lift they noticed that the frame near the leaf spring was rusted through. It was large enough to put your arm through it and they said it was not safe to drive. It is great little truck other than this. The mechanic said that there may be a recall for this.
Took my 1992 toyota short box pickup in for a brake job. Both frame members half way between the front and rear tires were rusted so bad that one could put ones arm all the way thru. The truck has a good engine and tires, but now is just a dangerous piece of junk. Nothing can be done to fix it.
1992 toyota frame is rusted through near the passenger side leaf spring and when driving over road hazards and bumps the vehicle seems to shift and jump off of frame thus may cause an accident if driver control is lost.
Tl*the contact owns a 1992 toyota pickup. While driving, the contact heard a noise in the rear of the vehicle. When he examined the vehicle he noticed that the subframe had holes in it and extensive corrosion. The transmission support shield was also corroded. The vehicle was taken to the local mechanic who placed a temporary metal shield in the transmission area. The mechanic stated that the subframe could not be repaired and should be replaced. The manufacturer denied knowledge of the failure. The failure and the current mileage was 109,250.
1992 toyota pickup sr5 v6. Was approaching the freeway on ramp and hit a bump and heard a loud pop and immediately lost steering. Upon inspection, my left upper control arm frame mount was broken off. This mount also holds the motor mount. Taking a closer look, it looks like the metal had cracked at some point and rusted through and the bump was the last straw. Its a miracle I was not on the freeway yet, or I (and possibly others) could have been seriously injured!
My only complaint is that I purchased a 1992 toyota pickup truck new in 1992 and have never seen anything rust like the undercarriage of this truck. Toyota had a recall on some trucks, but not go back that far. I can tell you this truck rusted profusely 2 yrs after I purchased it. This truck was garage kept for many years but did not seem to make any difference. I first had part replaced on top of the gas tank...it rusted away....I had it replaced for a second time 3 yrs ago....I had to have the gas lines replaced. There are so many rusted parts I had to have replaced to keep this truck safe.....I feel when they had a recall of the other trucks, this one should have been included....I own 3 toyotas.... I bought the 1992 pickup and a 1992 toyota camry xle at the same time....my camry is not rusted, why???, is it because it was built totally in japan...different steel???? There is a problem with the metal that was used to build this truck.......I believed toyota knows about these trucks but did not want to go back a couple years earlier and replace these vehicles....my truck is 17 yrs old and only has a 138,000 miles on it...it was my intention when I purchased these vehicles was to drive them many years, but many problems with the truck......due to safety, these trucks should have been on the recall. How do you pay $17,000 for a truck and in 2yrs metal parts are rusting away.....I feel my truck should go under the recall......I documentation of replacing metal parts......too numerous to mention....I have mechanics that can attest to what was done to this truck over the years.
Purchased 1992 toyota pickup purchased with 89000 miles in summer of 2006. Has been garage kept and has 92000 miles currently. Took vehicle in to get parking brake replaced. Dealer informed me that they refused to service vehicle due to extensive and severe frame corrosion. Took vehicle home and confirmed that sides of frame members are completely rusted through. Learned from phone conversation yesterday that this is not an isolated incident. Researched this online and see causes as manufacturing-related (either skipped rustproofing completely on frames or substandard chemical composition materials were used in frame manufacture). Toyota has publicly acknowledged 1995 and later pickups were affected and has offered to buy back the vehicles from current owners. This does not cover the 1992 model year. Yet toyota's action confirms the frame defect was present when vehicles were manufactured. Additional research turned up instances where the vehicles completely broke in half while being driven. I have serious concerns about the road worthiness and potential for catastrophic loss of life given the frame condition. Will write to toyota separately and convey my concerns. I now realize my personal safety is at risk, as well as that of occupants of any other vehicles that may be near me on the road were this to occur, given the severity of the frame corrosion. If not for the frame defect and the imminent frame-induced life-threatening scenario, this vehicle is in near-perfect mechanical condition.
1992 toyota pick up (v6,4wd) was taken in to have 2 rear tires installed. When placed on lift a complete cracking of the frame was discovered on the left side. The metal actually flakes in your hands for almost 18 inches. The same thing is happening on the right side. A friend had the same problem and was told not to drive vehicle due to possibility of fuel tank explosion. The current frame recall only extends to 1995 and newer, but an investigation should be made to determine if the problem goes back further.
Questions about the 1992 Toyota Pickup body
Does the 1992 Toyota Pickup have body problems?
Owners have filed 13 complaints about the body of the 1992 Toyota Pickup, 23% of all its complaints, more than any other problem.
At what mileage do 1992 Toyota Pickup body problems start?
The typical (median) mileage in owner complaints is 175,000 miles.
Was there a recall on the 1992 Toyota Pickup body?
There is no recall for this problem on this model year.
What year does the Toyota Pickup have the most body problems?
The Toyota Pickup model years with the most body complaints are 1994 (27 complaints), 1993 (16 complaints) and 1992 (13 complaints).
Other 1992 Toyota Pickup problems
Engine 13Brakes 7Seat belts 6Fuel system 5Steering 5Tires 4Suspension 2Transmission 2Acceleration 1Electrical 1
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