Toyota 4RUNNER 2010–2014 — technical service bulletin
Bulletin T-TT-0262-13 · NHTSA communication 10131927 · issued Feb 4, 2014
Technical service bulletin
communication type
Engine
component
2010–2014
model years
60
vehicle entries
Official summary
Starting with the 2010 Model Year, Toyota began a gradual transition to the use of synthetic 0w-20 viscosity engine oil. There are multiple benefits of this oil. Due to the improved performance and durability of 0w-20 synthetic oil, Toyota has extended the oil change intervals to 10,000 miles for most vehicle that require this oil.
Vehicles covered
- 2010 Toyota 4RUNNER
- 2011 Toyota 4RUNNER
- 2012 Toyota 4RUNNER
- 2013 Toyota 4RUNNER
- 2014 Toyota 4RUNNER
- 2010 Toyota Avalon
- 2011 Toyota Avalon
- 2012 Toyota Avalon
- 2013 Toyota Avalon
- 2014 Toyota Avalon
- 2010 Toyota Camry
- 2011 Toyota Camry
- 2012 Toyota Camry
- 2013 Toyota Camry
- 2014 Toyota Camry
- 2010 Toyota Camry Solara
- 2010 Toyota Corolla
- 2011 Toyota Corolla
- 2012 Toyota Corolla
- 2013 Toyota Corolla
- 2014 Toyota Corolla
- 2010 Toyota FJ Cruiser
- 2011 Toyota FJ Cruiser
- 2012 Toyota FJ Cruiser
- 2013 Toyota FJ Cruiser
- 2014 Toyota FJ Cruiser
- 2010 Toyota Highlander
- 2011 Toyota Highlander
- 2012 Toyota Highlander
- 2013 Toyota Highlander
- 2014 Toyota Highlander
- 2010 Toyota Land Cruiser
- 2011 Toyota Land Cruiser
- 2013 Toyota Land Cruiser
- 2014 Toyota Land Cruiser
- 2010 Toyota Matrix
- 2011 Toyota Matrix
- 2012 Toyota Matrix
- 2013 Toyota Matrix
- 2014 Toyota Matrix
- 2010 Toyota Prius
- 2011 Toyota Prius
- 2012 Toyota Prius
- 2013 Toyota Prius
- 2014 Toyota Prius
- 2012 Toyota Prius C
- 2013 Toyota Prius C
- 2014 Toyota Prius C
- 2011 Toyota Prius V
- 2012 Toyota Prius V
- 2013 Toyota Prius V
- 2014 Toyota Prius V
- 2010 Toyota RAV4
- 2011 Toyota RAV4
- 2012 Toyota RAV4
- 2013 Toyota RAV4
- 2014 Toyota RAV4
- 2010 Toyota Sequoia
- 2011 Toyota Sequoia
- 2012 Toyota Sequoia
What a TSB means. Technical service bulletins are repair guidance manufacturers send to dealers — they are not recalls, and repairs are not automatically free (warranty extensions are an exception worth checking). The full document is available via NHTSA’s vehicle lookup.