1995 Toyota Previa - Page 4 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

2.2td estima enima,the auto gearbox stopt change gear from 3 to 4,can somebody help me please?

the longer you run it if the bushing are bad the drive shaft gets more damaged ebay has a set for cheap it takes two one near engine and one behind front Assembly

bad transmission

well if you are loking for the v.i.n. it will be lower driver side corner of wndshield and on sticker inside driver's door jamb. if it's the engine code your looking for this is it 2.4 L 2TZ-FE I4 2.4 L 2TZ-FZE I4 supercharged. if your previa is a 1995 it would be the supercharged model as that was the only engine available that year. if this was helpful please rate 4 thumbs.

There is 2 bleeding points. one by the radiator the other by engine. If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/flavio_517b938f50183b92

CHECK YOUR TIMING BELT

95 Toyota Previa van has sparks and gas but doesn't start

Try this site: http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=85
It should have everything you need to know about the Previa. Hope this helps!(RATE IF USEFUL)

if the lights on the dash are also lit. The problem is not with the radio it is with the multifunction switch Turn/light switch try to remove the fuse for the dash lights

Sometime the switch is inside the door, under/inside the rubber cushion( seen it somewhere once). Obvioulsy the door is not properly shut. Have you tried a good slam shut. Here's another thing to look for. Check the wiring on the side door. Simetime they get hard and cut when bent. Happen to my Honda civic once. You could also be looking @ the wrong door or switch is left on @ all time from lite switch. Remove the bulbs if its such a big problem.

Toyota commonly mounted their coolant sensors in 2 places; on the back of the radiator or in the thermostat housing. Look on the back of your radiator first; It may be difficult to see but look for a set of wires pointing towards the motor. If this doesn't show it, then follow the upper radiator hose towards the motor; where the hose mounts into a metal body should be the thermostat housing and the sensor may be mounted in that.

This is an ugly job, and very easy to break hard to get parts. Take it to a qualified shop.

Check fuse under center console (on top of radio)

RED not enough oil pressure.
ORANGE low on oil, need to add some.

generally 30 psi , but the tyre spec manufact are write on tyre side

Hi, you have to take the screw out of the oil pan and let it drain... The oil pan in on the underside of the vehicle about middleways back toward the back of the vehicle.

The oil filter is also accessable from under the vehicle, but it's a tight squeeze with out one of those nifty wrenches. After it drains, change the filter, put the screw back in.

You probably know the access panel for the oil is under the driver's seat, then pour your oil in. It will take 5 quarts of oil.
Take care

If you never over heated the engine then it cannot be the pistons if you did you might need to get your engine rebuilt or it could just be you need to adjust your lifters which are located inside the valve cover were you add oil.

A few things might cause this so lets gets some facts from you first. I will give you a few things to try.

1. Does the noise kinda fade when you apply the brake?
1.b If so..Its time for a brake job.

2. Look and feel all the way around the rear tires for an obstacle.
2.b If something is felt that's you rub.

3. Grab the rear tires and the top. Put your hands at 10 and 2 like you would hold the steering wheel. With force shake the tire in and out, if slop is felt...rear wheel bearings might be the issue.

This should point you in the right direction. Please comment back if further assistance is needed. Hope this helped :)

You have to take the screw out of the oil pan and let it drain... The oil pan in on the underside of the vehicle about middleways back toward the back of the vehicle.

The oil filter is also accessable from under the vehicle, but it's a tight squeeze with out one of those nifty wrenches. After it drains, change the filter, put the screw back in.

You probably know the access panel for the oil is under the driver's seat, then pour your oil in. It will take 5 quarts of oil.

hi soundslike the cooling temperature switch is bad its located by the thurmostat houseing its a 2 pin sending unit that tells the pcm how hot your engine is any parts store will have it hope this helped don