Brake booster recall--any warranty extension?

This is when you carry your car back to the Toyota dealer the one where they know it's been failing if the person still around or whatever which is generally not the case turnovers high at these places purposely so they can constantly have amnesia and young children working that no nothing. The person that gave you the acknowledgment that it was failing is probably long since gone and what have you there is a reason for these planned turnovers and planned obsolescences in our lives. This is when you go back to the Toyota dealer on the day that the rep is going to be in town or around you find this out from the Toyota service manager and you go there on a day that he is going to be there and you get there in the morning generally before lunch and you speak to this person and tell them and no uncertain terms you're not going for this nonsense when you were here at 10 years the thing was failing they knew it was failing they didn't have codes or lights on yet It took another year whatever now it's $4,000 of BS . And if your story is good enough are you have enough chutzpah It gets done If not you bow out of the office and carry your butt on to work or what have you I've never had too much trouble with these people but I don't listen to a lot of BS like what goes on in California and some of these places I don't play the Mr Nice guy nonsense with these people I'll call up Toyota of America and start talking to people and places and not be so nice about it and people start calling back real fast let me tell you or they used to now today this may be a lot different given the last 5 years I haven't done this in a while I try to make my purchases correct now so I don't do this because the people you do this to now and with are many of them complete twat waffles if you will..

 

what exactly is the brake booster pump failure noise? There is no extension beyond the original extension

 

I think the class action lawsuit was settled (paid off) by Toyota last April with the original plaintiffs. It’s behind a paywall, so I couldn’t get any details.

 

Case number is 4:20-CV-127, if anyone wants to look it up. I’m not a lawyer, so I’ve no idea what happened, but I think the case is closed, so don’t hold your breath for a class action settlement.

 

I had mine replaced last month..the sound plus the ABS warning lights came on...had to shell out $1000...the oem part is ~$700 plus labor...mine is 2010 model..

 

Dealer says my brake fluid was gone and the intermittent "wirrrrrring" sound my 2015 Prius V keeps making is in need of a ABS and brake system components to the tune of $3,359.39!! The car checked out fine there 2 months ago. I have 98,000 miles and was never aware of the recalls, etc. I saw somewhere about a 10-year, 150,000 mile extension of some recall. Any specific information would be appreciated.

Update: I called Toyota 1-888-270-9371, they talked to my dealer and outcome was there is a brake program right now but my parts and repairs (actuator +) are not part of the program..... : (