Complaint 2171468

2025 TOYOTA TACOMA • POWER TRAIN • incident Jan 10, 2026

Crash
No
Fire
No
Injuries
0
Deaths
0
Complaint ID
2171468
Make
TOYOTA
Model
TACOMA
Model Year
2025
Component
POWER TRAIN
Incident Date
Jan 10, 2026
Date Received
Jan 30, 2026
Data As Of
Jul 1, 2026

Complaint Summary

POWER TRAIN

Owner Narrative

Driving up the 15 freeway from Diamond bar CA to Victorville CA the car gave me a warning that the transmission is overheating and to pull over to cool it down keep in mind I was on a paved freeway with no trailer and nothing in the bed of the truck so no unusual weight so with the car being brand new (only 1500 miles) I played it safe and pulled to the side of the freeway for about 15 minutes to allow for cooling then the sign went away and it was driving normal. A few days later I took the car into the shop for transmission, hard shift issue and I had them look at the overheating as well and they found an overheating was caused from “harsh acceleration” i’ve had many cars and no car has ever had a transmission overheating light come on unless if I was on the track or off roading I went up to Victorville again the following weekend and the overheating light came on again but the dealership is saying it’s normal but going up a paid freeway and having to stop on the side of the road to let the transmission cool down is not safe

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