ready to take your f for the fuel pump recall??
 

I took mine on monday, to toyota dch in mamaroneck,ny and well it was a good expercience. I total it took them 2 days, the tech that worked on my vehicle also owned one and took good care of mine, they gave me a loner and didnt pay 1 cent! overall great experience !!

did mine as well.. they gave me a prius for a loner

fast and easy TSB!

Seeing as how the issue keeps popping up, I'll wait a little longer before taking mine in.

I had mine fixed about 2 months ago...then had the ECU replaced about 2 weeks ago for the CEL/SCL issue. Right after receiving my FR-S back from the dealership, as soon as I got home (about 10 miles away) the chirping came back...now mind you this is after they already replaced the fuel pump once. I have a sneaking suspicion it's not just due to the fuel pump.

Replace a fuel pump....
with the same exact fuel pump
expect different results

this is called insanity.

me too mine comes and goes ive noticed if im sitting at idle it like chirps a second goes away then comes back ten goes away if im driving i dont here it but then if i go to downshift push the clutch in i here it for a second until the clutch reengages

it actually is sir. my friend is a tech at toyota and the report given to them is that the part will be replaced by request of owner, but its still the same HPFP from manufacture until they fix the plunger problem youll get the same HPFP that will give you the crickets. he told me to wait.

Thanks for the info :thumbsup:

no problem at all bud :happy0180: ill update everyone if im the first to know when the new fixed pumps are available for install. huzah for being 24,000$ beta testers lol

same here. mine comes and goes. when it does come its loud tho

Mine was replaced by Subaru and it chirps again 500+ miles :(

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It's never going to be a recall sadly, no safety issue, just noise... :S

It's not a recall, but it is a warranty issue and there is a TSB for the fix. If you take your car in and they hear the chirping, they'll fix it via the TSB free of charge.

The only difference between this and a recall is that the customer has to bring the issue to the dealership's attention rather than the other way around.

At this point, I'm just like "let it chirp". Just finding it hard to care nowadays...