Toyota is issuing three separate recalls covering 1.67 million vehicles worldwide with most of those models in Japan. It looks like the campaigns’ impact on the US may be smaller, though.
The largest of the campaigns does not currently affect any US-market vehicles. About 802,000 units of the Toyota Crown Majesta, Crown, Noah and Voxy in Japan are being repaired to replace a seal that could leak in the brake master cylinder. Those already leaking get a new brake booster, as well, according to Reuters.
In the U.S., the company is repairing about 423,000 Lexus models that include the 2007-2010 LS, 2006-2011 GS,2006-2011 IS, 2010 IS C and 2008-2010 IS-F. The automaker says that it isn’t aware of any fires, crashes, injuries or fatalities caused by this problem.
According to Toyota, the recall is because it’s possible for the fuel delivery pipes and the fuel pressure sensor to form a bad seal with the gasket between them because of a protective coating protecting against corrosion on the pipes. It’s possible for this to eventually cause a fuel leak, and obviously in a hot engine bay that’s a potential fire risk.
Finally, Toyota is recalling 190,000 Corolla Rumion and Auris models in Japan for a faulty evaporative emission control unit.
Autoblog is in contact with Toyota, and we’ll update this story as soon as we know more about its affect on the US market.
This article originally appeared on Autoblog.