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Toyota fixing engine failures in new Tundra truck

Toyota said earlier this week that it has found in a handful of its much-hyped new Tundra pickups a defect that caused the engines to fail, according to USA Today.
Toyota has reports of camshafts breaking in the 5.7-liter V-8 engines of about 20 Tundras so far. The flaw was due to a manufacturing defect by a subcontractor. All of the engines are being replaced.

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