1996 Toyota Previa - Page 4 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

computer module is bad

First, don't syphon by mouth -- gasoline is poisonous -- can be deadly.

I would suggest buying a bulb hand-syphon at Pep Boys (or similar) -- cost about $2 or 3.

Just put one end in the tank, the other in you gas can, pump bulb.

Note:
Since you're using the term Petrol, you may not have a Pep Boys in your area, but you get the idea (do-it-yourself auto parts store).

fuel sending unit in gas tank.have to remove gas tank.

have the oil pressure checked ... if you are not using too low a viscositity of oil (the weight) you might be able to use a thicker weight oil to raise the pressure.

I am hoping you said you were looking for the vin number. If you look at the windshield, on the bottom corner of the drivers side of it, you will see a small opening with the vin number in it. Or, the registration and the title. Good luck.

Check the current to see if it is AC instead of DC. An AC current will power the LED light but only on every other cycle giving you half brightness.

Check your air intake manifold hose if is crack this cause whistle noise replace the hose.

freeze plugs are hard to get to. coolant is cheaper , keep adding coolant, keep some with y ou in the car.

wow looks like your gear box just blew up
is it an auto? my guess it is an auto.
one of the cars herd did the same thing
with this car tho the over drive stopped working (4gear) so he was luckily and dident have to pay a sent as he never went over 100kph
this may be the same with you
if it is an auto put in into 1 or low then try to take off if this doesnt work you may need a new auto gearbox

Have you removed the intake hose and checked that the buterfly is closed. If so does it open up on its own accord when engine starts. If so check all linkages and return springs. If it has a cable operated throttle and the butterfly is not opening then you have a massive air leak into the manifold via a breather hose or the likes.

This symbol is for the brakes ,check the brakes pads and brakes if they are fine, then the brake sensor may be defective ....

Good luck...

Look to see that the A/C condensate drains are working. You should see water dripping out from the front & the back whilst the A/C is running. If no water; clean the drain tubes. Also, you need to be running the A/C on the RECIRC mode (the little car with an arrow doing a u-turn inside the car); if not, you are air conditioning outside air, and the unit is icing up from too much humidity. Sort of like running your fridge with the door open...
If neither of those items correct your issue, you may need to replace the A/C thermister; but, that is a very rare failure.

It is pobable not going to ever hurt the vehicle, it just will not pass inspection. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jonathan_3a3c556b4b17d1d2

I hate to say this, but what they told you seems to be correct. The catalytic converter is somewhat expensive for this vehicle because an O.E. converter must be used. If you were to install an aftermarket converter on this vehice, it would still not pass the emission's test. Furthermore replacing the oxygen sensor along with it is the only way to go. Hope this helps. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jonathan_3a3c556b4b17d1d2

Yep, they do slide on some models.

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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.

p1215 is the educational circuit Injectors That ControlA Peaks is in the engine compartment and has 8 pin module is not Working with the ecu you got That review also That relay is in the circuit. on this page I hope you got the diagram to help youhttp://www.moranbahweather.com/toyota/lc_trj12/rm/rm990e/m_05_0531.pdf

Ebay and Amazon may have. Examples: https://www.ebay.co.uk/b/Previa-Toyota-Car-Manuals-Literature/36085/bn_78186460 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TOYOTA-PREVIA-2003-2006-USER-MANUAL-OWNERS-GUIDE-HANDBOOK-TO-168/153375730735?hash=item23b5e7ec2f:g:vYcAAOSweZ9cYxNd

If it has a fuse, or relay it will be in the fuse panel located under the hood on left side inner fender. (black box)