Which RAV4s need this question?
Toyota’s US campaign 25TD01 lists certain 2019–2024 RAV4 Hybrid AWD vehicles and 2021–2024 RAV4 Prime vehicles. It describes a rear-motor cable connector where mud, water or road salt can enter and cause corrosion. Excessive corrosion can produce AM-radio static during some driving conditions or prevent the vehicle from starting.
A model year puts a car on your checklist. It does not tell you whether that VIN is included, whether someone already repaired it, or what condition the connector is in today. Ask a Toyota dealer to look up the VIN before you agree to the sale.
Source: Toyota US: 25TD01 campaign, condition and affected vehicles (PDF)
Source: Toyota US: safety recall and service campaign lookup
Used RAV4 Hybrids to ask about
Current US listings matching this guide. Open the photos or ask the selling dealer about a specific car. The selection updates as inventory changes.
2023 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid LE
VIN: JTMMWRFVXPD197172
54,655 mi · AWD · Hybrid
Request Toyota’s campaign status and repair records before arranging an inspection. This listing photo does not show the cable condition.
Hybrid powertrain is supported by this listing. Cable condition, campaign eligibility, completed repairs and remaining coverage have not been verified for this VIN.
2022 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid XSE
VIN: JTME6RFV9NJ018879
118,224 mi · AWD · Hybrid
Request Toyota’s campaign status and repair records before arranging an inspection. This listing photo does not show the cable condition.
Hybrid powertrain is supported by this listing. Cable condition, campaign eligibility, completed repairs and remaining coverage have not been verified for this VIN.
2021 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid XLE
VIN: 2T3R6RFVXMW007150
46,816 mi · AWD · Hybrid
Request Toyota’s campaign status and repair records before arranging an inspection. This listing photo does not show the cable condition.
Hybrid powertrain is supported by this listing. Cable condition, campaign eligibility, completed repairs and remaining coverage have not been verified for this VIN.
25TD01 and 22TE09 answer different questions
One concerns the inspection and protective work. The other concerns coverage if the specified corrosion condition is confirmed. Ask for both records. A cable replacement invoice alone does not tell you how Toyota currently records every applicable campaign.
| Program | What Toyota documents | What to request before buying |
|---|---|---|
| 25TD01 limited-service campaign | Inspection and, where required, a wire-harness protector seal at an authorized Toyota dealer. The published deadline is September 30, 2028. | Campaign status and the completed repair order, including the work performed. |
| 22TE09 customer support program | Coverage for the specified excessive cable-connector corrosion condition after Toyota’s inspection criteria are met. | Written VIN-specific eligibility and the coverage end date. |
| Extended coverage condition | Toyota expanded coverage to 10 years from first use, with unlimited miles. Maintaining that term requires 25TD01 completion by September 30, 2028. Otherwise, eligible vehicles revert to 8 years or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first. | Original first-use date, current mileage and confirmation that the required campaign is recorded as complete. |
Source: Toyota US: 25TD01 remedy and deadline (PDF)
Source: Toyota US: 22TE09 expanded coverage, May 2026 revision (PDF)
Read the repair order, then book the inspection
Match the VIN on the repair order to the car. Look for the repair date, odometer reading, campaign number and technician’s findings. If the seller says “Toyota checked it,” request the document that shows what Toyota checked and whether any follow-up is outstanding.
Have a qualified hybrid technician assess the cable condition. This is a high-voltage component, not a connector to unplug during a driveway viewing. The campaign is also not a substitute for a pre-purchase inspection of the rest of the vehicle.
A dealership’s willingness to arrange an independent inspection is useful information before you travel. The FTC recommends an independent mechanical inspection even for a certified used car. Keep the inspection report with the vehicle’s service history.
Source: Toyota US: required technician training and repair confirmation (PDF)
Buying in Canada? Use the Canadian VIN record
The program numbers, mileage terms and deadline above come from Toyota Motor Sales USA. Do not apply them to a Canadian car. Toyota Canada has its own recall and service-campaign lookup. Ask a Canadian Toyota dealer for the applicable campaign and warranty-enhancement documents, including any deadline and completion requirement.
This guide’s listings are US examples. For a Canadian purchase, switch to Canadian inventory before contacting a seller.
Source: Toyota Canada: recalls, service campaigns and warranty enhancements
Send this question with the car you picked
Choose “Ask for cable campaign records” on a car in the listing section. The form includes a question about that car’s VIN, campaign work and coverage. Edit it to include anything the seller has already told you.
The photos and listing details help you choose which car to investigate. We have not inspected these cables or confirmed campaign eligibility, completed work or remaining coverage for the displayed vehicles.
Get help finding your next car
Tell the AI assistant your ZIP code, travel distance and must-have features. Here is a starting point you can adapt:
Find used 2019–2024 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid listings in the US using my ZIP code. Do not infer cable condition, campaign eligibility, completed repairs or remaining coverage from year or trim. Help me request Toyota’s VIN-specific campaign record, the 25TD01 repair order and written 22TE09 coverage confirmation. If I am in Canada, use Canadian inventory and Toyota Canada’s terms instead.
You can also browse current listings or shop with Car Handshake in ChatGPT. Confirm unresolved equipment and availability with the selling dealer.
Publication notes
Published 9 Nov 2026. Toyota US documents for 25TD01 and 22TE09 checked against the NHTSA archive. Photos identify listing examples, not inspected cables.
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