2009 Toyota Highlander - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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Peggy, Is the radio actually switching off or do you just loose the radio station. If radio is shutting off, there must be a bad wire/ plug connection, loose plug, or maybe bad ground. If loosing station, have Arial/antenna connections checked, maybe upgrade to better antenna. Some stations just do not send out a strong signal which can also cause loss of station.

Usually these compartments are hinged on either one side or the rear. You would remove the screws (probably Phillips head) and replace the old lid with the new. You should be able to order a new lid from the dealer or other source and I would wait until I received the new one before I removed to the old. Best of luck.

Because you turned the switch off or that system has a fault, that has to be diagnosed to find a problem I guess you know those two answers already Don't need a dealer to work on any vehicle

Call manufacturer of the unit. Toyota does not service audio systems in the vehicles so you need to go to the mfg or a audio store.

visit an auto part store like Oreilleys or AutoZone or Advance Auto parts and order a new stereo sometimes its not worth fixing what is broken instead replace it, you can also look in Walmart.com for a cheap replacement or visit your local Pawn shop, half the time people sell to pawn shops just to make money and not because anything is wrong with the object.

The tires need to be balanced most likely.

This may sound odd.. but check you're taillight bulbs.

Is this a hybrid?

take it to a shop that installs remote starters dvd players etc... have them make sure the connections to the radio are right also try the neg cable wire make sure there is no corrosion on it

How bad is the vibration? If it's a bad vibration it could be a faulty CV joint or word U joint.

There is a button you need to press at the bottom of one of the headrest rods (it is actually part of the main seat), but it is located right where the rods of the headrest enter.

sometimes they need updating you may have to go to dealer

need more detail.. possible the place where u park ur car ( if this happen at same location ) possible there is radio or cell phone or frequency that causing ur car to fail.. try drive ur car car to somewhere else n try it since ur car key can get ur car start n running.. or put ur smart key on top of ur dash close to ur radio/navigation system

Check the owners manual. There may be an option to turn the chirp off. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_d728a59f986299fa

The key fob battery could be dieing, or there could be a chipped key in the truck, making it think you are trying to lock the key in the truck. I would replace the battery and check for any keys that may be in the vehicle. Keep me posted as to what you come up with.

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Take the panel off by releasing the screws to get a proper angle to unlock the latch.You will have to pull the plastic inner panel. If you get that off then remove the metal panel.Now check whether the snap clip that is supposed to be attached to the outer handle rod is damaged or not.You need to replace them.

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Highlanders usually go between 15-25k miles before needing tire replacement.

One suggestion is to bump the air pressure in your tires up to 35PSI vs. the recommended 30PSI.

There seem to be others with the same problem, maybe you can check out the forum at this link for more information.
http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/showthread.php?t=265560