1997 Toyota Previa - Page 5 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues
1997 Toyota Previa
When you say "warning light is on", I assume you are not talking about the oil pressure gauge...
If not, here is your solution:
What you have is a very common problem: The oil LEVEL sensor has failed. Previas have 2 sensors; pressure & level of the oil in the pan...What you need to do is replace it, Toyota part number : 89491-28030.
BUT...This part is $380.45. Not cheap; Sorry but true.
9/15/2008 12:26:37 PM •
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Estima lucida
taht means your rear light are not working make sure all the lights work,
6/24/2008 12:36:20 AM •
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1991 Previa Van Rear Differential going bad
Oil loss, from where? Dropping from centre, or out through axles/ brakes? Obviously too late to reclaim, diffs are not an item you can repair yourself, best ask a specialist for opinion/ price to replace/ repair centre. Oil loss should not happen, can drop from centre via poor gasket or seal at input, or axle seals.
For a do- it- yourself type fix, a wrecker might supply a complete unit or centre section, but as you appear to have little knowledge of mechanicals, I'd say leave it to the experts!
11/6/2008 5:46:06 PM •
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My indicator are not working
Hi
It sounds like you have a loose connection either grab a torch and look under the dash as much as possible to see if any connections are loose or take it to an auto electrician and and ask for a quote to check out the issue.
10/29/2020 11:01:31 AM •
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How to replace the drive shaft coupling on a 1995 toyota previa
I replaced my drive shafts on my 96 Previa LE SC, so I know it can be done. If you don't know the difference between the auxiliary drive shaft and the front or rear drive shafts, then you probably want to have someone do it for you. The auxiliary drive shaft coupling replacement is a difficult job. It is covered in manuals available in auto parts stores. $20 for the manual is worth it if you decide to do it yourself.
The word "help" is flashing across radio
for get radio.
does engine crank, lets work EFI and engines, (NO RUNS)
did you try a jump start? (cables) yet, ?
if the battery is low the radio might go nuts, like all digital electronics
do with way too low volts, below 10v they can go nuts. (crazy, crash, rest, or miscompute ,or get lost)
it is said computers dont make mistakes, well that is true with good power.
so tell us now what engine dont do right.
does it crank robustly?
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