2007 Toyota Camry ABS Module Recalls: Answers

Jan 12, 2021

Regardless of which car you drive, safety should be a top priority when behind the wheel. However, even with proper care and maintenance, problems can show up. Staying on top of recalls and complaints can help you know what to look for in the future.

Have there been any recalls on the ABS module of the 2007 Toyota Camry?

The answer (as of September 2020) is no. Still, there have been numerous owner complaints about issues with the ABS module and its actuator. Some of which relate to:

Failing ABS modules
Weak or slow braking
Failure of ABS dashboard warning lights

Red 2007 Toyota Camry With Mountains View

If you drive a 2007 Toyota Camry, being aware of these issues is a must. To save you some time, we’ve compiled a detailed list of the most common complaints regarding the ABS control module. We’ll also explain how to check your vehicle for open safety recalls.

Failing ABS Module

NHTSA Complaint ID: 11327259

This complaint, which was filed in June of 2020, reports that the ABS sensor/module on their 2007 Camry continuously failed and needed to be replaced. They state having spent thousands of dollars to replace the module several years prior—only to have the issue reoccur.

Weak Braking Caused by ABS Module Issues

NHTSA Complaint ID: 11321857

Car ABS unit module

In this April 2020 complaint filed with the NHTSA, the owner of a 2007 Toyota Camry claimed that the ABS module failed while driving on a city street.

As a result, the brake pedal became unresponsive, and the driver was unable to stop the vehicle normally. According to the report, this almost led to a traffic accident.

Illuminating ABS Dashboard Lights

NHTSA Complaint ID: 11281839

A 2019 complaint filed with the NHTSA reports that the ABS warning lights lit up when the driver tried to stop during hazardous road conditions. The ABS system did not engage as designed, and the owner believed this issue was related to a faulty ABS control module.

The vehicle was taken to a dealership, but the report does not state the final diagnosis or what the repair involved.

How Do You Handle an Open Recall on a 2007 Toyota Camry?

Could your 2007 Toyota Camry have open safety recalls? You can always check by entering the 17-digit VIN on the NHTSA recall page. You can then view a list of any open recalls pertaining to your vehicle.

If your vehicle is included, contact Toyota customer service at 1-800-331-4331 to get the help you need in scheduling your covered repairs.

Owner Reviews

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Alexander DeAlva on August 6, 2023

Review not for 2007 Camry but 2007 Toyota Highlander Hybrid ABS Pump

I have been a loyal Toyota customer since my first Toyota 1997 Camry 4 cylinder that was built like a tank and to last. I've owned numerous brands of vehicles and never once has the ABS Pump been an issue on any of them. Toyotas failure to recall this badly designed part on it's various vehicles or to redesign a new upgraded version after all these years of continuous failures on such an expensive part that's supposed to last the life of the vehicle has cost me to loose faith in Toyota. Not only that but I will never again buy a Toyota product after I get rid of the money pit 2007 Toyota Highlander Hybrid that I currently have to replace a second ABS Pump on it at a tune of $2,000. That would make it the third ABS Pump this vehicle has had and only has 166,000 miles.

Jennifer on August 9, 2022

Reliable until it's not

Up until now I have had no issues with my car. I am thankful I've gotten 195,550 miles on it. But recently the tachometer, odometer, speedometer, and other lights started going on and off as I was driving down the highway. I learned the ABS Model was going bad and was advised to start looking for another car. I was hoping I'd get another 5 years out of this one so it was disappointing news. Now I'm debating on whether it's worth repairing for $1,500 or not, especially not knowing how many years this one would have left otherwise. If the ABS Module was recalled, this would make so many people more convinced to buy older Toyotas.

Red18 on June 25, 2024

2007 Toyota Camry Brake/ABS lights, indicators

So my car has been having random issues with the Brake/ABS sensors turning on and the indicators going down, no idea of what speed I'm going when this happens. The other issue I am having is when it happens, not constant, but enough, it takes the A/C cooling out, not the blower but the Air Conditioning. It is 95+ in GA right now and it is miserable. I spent 1,400.00 replacing the A/C and Water Pump last summer and now this. I guess Toyota doesn't give a flip about their customers or they would have recalled it.

Raymond mcswain on August 15, 2024

ABS SYSTEM WENT OUT 07 CAMRY

I BOUGHT MY MOM A 07 TOYOTA CAMRY 07 HYBRID WAS LIKE BRAND NEW ONE OWNER 2 WEEKS AGO SHE WAS GOING TO GET FOKD AND THE ABS WENT OUT AND SHYT WREAKED HIT A FIREHYGENT FLIPPED 4 TIME AND TOTALED THE CAR WITH NO WARING TBIS CAR LASTED 5 YEARS SHE KEPT EVERYTHING FIXED AND UP TO DATE BUT NOW WE DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO IF ANYONE HAS ANY INFO HOW TO GET SOME HELP WITH THIS PLEASE LIKE ME KNOW THANKS AND GOD BLESS

Carol on June 20, 2022

ABS replaement

My 2007 with 112,000 miles needs the ABS replaced $1425.00 The brake light & ABS light went on, the speedometer would not work. Sadly I will have to pay for this repair.

Ronal Stamper on December 10, 2021

ABS brake controller failure

2008 Camry LS brake controller fail. Intermittent gauge failure speedometer failure tachometer failure due to ABS brake controller.

Big Baba on May 31, 2023

2007 Toyota Camry ABS module

Toyota should have recalled the ABS module. So many loyal cust have problem with this part.

Lance on February 16, 2022

2008 camry

Same issues with mine

Danielle S

Danielle S. is a writer with more than 10 years of experience covering the automotive industry. She lives in Indiana ("The Crossroads of America") but enjoys road-tripping around the country whenever she gets the chance.