{"count":1,"message":"Results returned successfully","results":[{"odiNumber":11718947,"manufacturer":"Toyota Motor Corporation","crash":false,"fire":false,"numberOfInjuries":0,"numberOfDeaths":0,"dateOfIncident":"01/01/2025","dateComplaintFiled":"02/18/2026","vin":"4T4BF1FK0CR","components":"SEATS","summary":"I am reporting a potential safety defect involving the driver seat lumbar support mechanism found in multiple vehicle models across the industry. The lumbar support feature applies excessive, uneven, or unstable pressure to the driver\u2019s lower back during normal driving conditions. This occurs even when the feature is set to its lowest or neutral position. The defect presents in the following ways: \u2022The lumbar support protrudes too far forward, forcing the spine into an unnatural posture. \u2022The mechanism shifts or changes pressure during , creating sudden discomfort or pain. \u2022Extended use results in lower back strain, muscle spasms, or nerve irritation. Safety Risk This issue poses a significant safety hazard because it directly affects the driver\u2019s ability to maintain proper posture, comfort, and control of the vehicle.  This pain is not noticeable until you step out of the vehicle and it difficult to trace that to the lumber support button as most people do not observed when it is on. The defect can: \u2022Reduce reaction time due to discomfort or restricted movement \u2022Increase the risk of long term musculoskeletal injury \u2022Create fatigue or numbness that compromises safe operation Because this feature is present in many vehicles and consistently causes injury, the problem appears to be systemic and design related, not limited to a single manufacturer.  Frequency of the Issue \u2022Occurs: (e.g., every drive / frequent / intermittent) \u2022First noticed on: (2020) \u2022Conditions: (e.g., highway driving, long trips, stop and go traffic) Additional Notes \u2022No aftermarket modifications have been made to the seat. \u2022It may not be limited to Toyota vehicle only. I guess any vehicle driver seat that has lumber support is a suspect. \u2022The issue persists regardless of seat height, tilt, or recline adjustments. \u2022The problem appears inherent to the lumbar mechanism\u2019s design rather than wear and tear. \u2022The defect affects driver comfort, posture, and safe vehicle operation.","products":[{"type":"Vehicle","productYear":"2012","productMake":"TOYOTA","productModel":"CAMRY","manufacturer":"Toyota Motor Corporation"}]}]}