Sad day

[Adam cash]

Hi all 

just signed up, I have a Toyota 2011 Orion, yep the dreaded oil cooler lines,

a hose blew, I had pulled up to a 99degree turn all was well , then 30 mtr up the road sounded like a truck was next to me then noticed it was my car rattling it’s ***** off, being not even 10mtr from my drive way I idled it into the drive way and oil was everywhere, i placed oil in the car as it read empty on the oil stick , had my partner start the car and wow it was pumping strait out  of the hose it had a hole in it ,I  turned it off strait away, and researched it, so disappointed I have owned Toyotas all my life and owned this pride and joy for allmost 3years iam second owner with around 212000 on the clock, I am replacing it with the upgraded lines but am know  afraid it’s done some serious damage, as idle sounds fine but not game to give it a rev till it’s all fixed, I don’t understand, it states if leaking to return to Toyota, I had no leaks the hose blew a hole, the recall also says extended warranty and has no date or km, for the oil hoses ,

Am I say up **** creek with out a paddle ??

I will check log books to see when last serviced from Toyota and when recall was made. 
??????

 

 

[campbeam]

Have a read of the following thread which includes my post back in March 2022. 

Toyota Australia provides an extended warranty for this issue when this oil cooler line leaks. 

Phone Toyota Australia Customer Service 1800 869 682 who will ask for the VIN and maybe also the vehicle registration. They will give you a warranty claim number and details of the local dealership. Next step will be to contact that dealership for a repair booking and quote the warranty claim number. Your Aurion is not driveable and towing will be arranged by the dealership. Your outlay will be $0.00