20 Most Recent 2005 Toyota Sequoia SR5 Questions & Answers

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Possible wheel bearing that is worn. Have the bearings inspected.

There are several parts to this system. Have the codes read. Security is built into the BCM. The BCM sends a signal to the ECM/PCM to start the car. Both of these have to be programmed, you can't just replace them. You have other parts also that can set security.

This site should help http://www.villagetoyotaparts.com/showAssembly.aspx?ukey_product=2418097&ukey_assembly=3563481 is the receiver 2 is the transmitterCheck for wire damage fuses connectors before changing as these parts are not cheap. I think the receiver is between 300 and $500 us. May get a used one for less but you will need to investigate the programming requirements.

You have to talk to your local dealership. The vehicle may need to be towed in and the dealership will make you a new key. Call first. You may just be able to take in your title and have a key made. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/kim_3202917d7c587455

Brake light switch on most model's, is adjustable, usually it is right above the brake pedal. If you look at it, usually it is round and black in color, with two wires.Their is a locking nut that hold's it in place. When you adjust the switch, you want to make sure the brake pedal is pushing the switch in, to shut brake light's off.

open the gate take a small screwdriver and pry the latch that holds the gate open while holding down the handle

You possibly need to reprogram the lock system to match your fobs. If it unlocks by the interior switches then its the fob programming. This site is one example you can look for. http://www.chadspictures.com/automotive/How-To-Program-Toyota-Key-Fob/ If this is not the issue the computer that does the door locks could have died or you can look for the door lock fuse or a cut or pinched wire (due to other damage in an accident or from prior mods you did). Other possibilities include intermittent door solenoids if you can use the interior switch you can click it open and closed until you find the one that does not work every time. Change it out as it can leave your vehicle unlocked or it might interrupt the system. worst case it could be the chassis computer this site sells some http://www.automotix.net/usedautoparts/2008-toyota-sequoia-chassis_computer-product-i88489256n.html?gclid=CKfowo60gb8CFQQOaQodGqUArQ . If the shift lock system is screwed up it could be casing issues also but that's a long shot.

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power steering pump make humming noise and alternator with bad shaft bearing make noise.

Code has to do with the air injection system, Take it from there if you can solve the problem with it,