20 Most Recent 2010 Toyota RAV4 - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Its not easy, task.You will have to get the air bag connector and wires by-passed then check.If it get successfully bypassed, then you can repair other parts without replacing air bag.But if airbag connectors are not getting bypassed, then replacing is necessary.If all the light stays on, then there can be short in connections from dash or in the fuse box.The dash is getting power directly from battery, as any of the dash wire is getting in contact with battery terminal or metal parts.The fuses in fuse box and dash wiring connector needs to be checked.Replacing seat belt is not a hard job.You just require basic tools to remove the seal belt out from its hook and unbolt it and reconnect new replacement seal belt to its exact location.----- But first you will have to get the air bag connector by passed and see.If its still causing the problem, then this problem can also be related to fault in ECU/ECM.In that case the vehicles computer needs to be scanned and if checked out faulty.Then it needs to be replaced and re-programmed by dealer.---------- After replacing computer, reprogramming is necessary, other wise the new ECU/ECM will not detect electrical parts in the vehicle and cause major problems like no start. ------------------- This should help.Thanks.Helpmech.

Hi, You can download the owner manual here ( but please do registering first):
www.toyotanation.com/forum/showthread.php?t=119060
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Take to the dealer and let them worry about that. Your car is still under warranty and dont let anybody work on it. Your car should be coverd for 5 years or 100.000 miles. God luck

In a 2014 Toyota RAV4, you can typically find the engine number stamped on the engine itself. Here's where you can commonly locate it:

1. Engine Block: The engine number is often stamped or engraved on the engine block. You may need to look around the engine block, typically on the front or sides, near the cylinder head or the engine mount.
2. Owner's Manual: Sometimes, the engine number is recorded in the vehicle's owner's manual or maintenance booklet. Check these documents to see if the engine number is listed.
3. Vehicle Registration Documents: In some regions, the engine number may be recorded on the vehicle registration documents or title. Check these documents for the engine number if it has been previously documented.
4. Under the Hood: Occasionally, manufacturers may place a sticker under the hood that contains information about the vehicle, including the engine number. Look around the engine compartment for any stickers or labels that may display the engine number.

If you're having trouble locating the engine number, consult the owner's manual or contact a Toyota dealership for assistance. They can provide guidance on where to find the engine number specific to your vehicle.

its located in fuel tank

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not 100% on this, but typically, you have to open the back hatch, and there will be a small rubber cap over the opening for the washer fluid located on or near the top of one of the taillight lenses on either side of the vehicle. I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/adrienne_b03fb46fc6334991

what do you mean by deactivate? totally shut the alarm off? if thats what u min, under the dashbord look for the alarm unit, then pull it out from its socket connector... thats it, problem solve... if you dont know what alarm looks like, its a small box approx. 2x3 inches in size.

Question edited and translated into written English. Question moved to model category. Depends if it is automatic or manual transmission. 5th Gear is basically an overdrive, so it you are travelling slowly, 5th it too high. If it died and won't start, it could be many things. You need to connect it to a scan tool computer to diagnose the electrics, modules and sensors.

The problem is getting to ECM computer to understand where this strange engine has come from. The engine is driven by electronics, modules and sensors feeding information back to the ECM..

Question edited for clarity. Question moved to the right Category. Help and videos in the link. It is a known issue. https://www.google.com/search?q=Gas+door+release+on+floor+broke+off+on+my+rav+4 ..

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as you looking at the gear end with the flat side facing to the left the gear turns anti clockwise for hot and clockwise for cold, i have a diagram but it is to big for the fixya post, so if you send me your e-mail i will send it to you.

Hello. It seems your Toyota's headlamp relays are defective/malfunctioning. Your Toyota has a relay/fuse for the left headlamp and one for the right headlamp. Good luck and keep me informed; if you want to.

go to the www.automecanico.com and download the diagram. the web is spanish but has all the information in mechanic, electricity, and electronic, and any information for to repair.God bless you