20 Most Recent 2006 Toyota Sienna - Page 4 Questions & Answers

I went to auto zone library and found it for a 3.3L 2wd not sure if that's what you have you can look it up there too go to auto zone site just log in and list your vehicle and got to repair help and then to engine performance & emission controls and you'll see it hope this helped. alt="Click image to see an enlarged view">

Your radio might have had the rear speaker knob bumped and so no sound is going to the rear speakers.

A simple google search for this = This can be for bad fuel pump, regulator, O2 sensor, ect. Once you have made repairs, use the following procedure to allow ECU to relearn fuel curve. 1. Unplug MAF sensor 2. Start car for about 3 seconds. Turn off car. confirm P0102 code 3. re-connect MAF sensor. Clear code. START car. 4. Run car for 10 mins. ... no more P1273. (This should work for P1274 - Rich condition) fuel mix code.

What do you mean "unlock"? There shouldn't be anything you need to unlock to use the rear entertainment center. If you put a DVD in the display it should come on and if you press the DISK button on the front stereo, you should get the sound of the DVD over the main speakers. Please elaborate more.

there are many. not just one. the fuse box is marked the operators guide in the glove box, shows this, see index, FUSES LOST THAT? ITS FREE http://www.toyota.com/owners/web/pages/resources/owners-manuals?p_p_id=changemodelyear_WAR_toyotaownersonlineportlet&p_p_lifecycle=1&p_p_state=normal&p_p_mode=view&_changemodelyear_WAR_toyotaownersonlineportlet_action=processRequest&_changemodelyear_WAR_toyotaownersonlineportlet_javax.portlet.action=processRequest#Owners-Manuals or the FSM , NOTHING IS BETTER, ! http://www.helminc.com/helm/search_service_owner.asp?Style=helm&class_2=TOY or alldata.com log in read.that is what we do ,login. it all there. you can also test all fuses. with a out care in the world, what it does. if all pass a voltage test, its not fuses ! can i ask a question, why? can you post symptoms with a question, so we can be on same page?. 100% advice, 100% retired, no affiliations to any links ever.

I've written up a detailed step-by-step tutorial on how to remove the front bumper of a 2004-2010 Toyota Sienna: John Fixes Stuff How to Remove the Front Bumper on 2004 2010 Toyota Sienna

I have written up all the steps on how to remove the bumper of a 2004-2007 Toyota Sienna on my step-by-step tutorial on how to replace the radiator: John Fixes Stuff How to Replace the Radiator on 2004 2007 Toyota Sienna

at the end of the cam shaft. (on all engines ,sans distributor) no engine stated, so cant help at all. next time learn what engine you have an post that.

A cheaper route and one that would keep your speedometer more accurate would be 215/70R/16. Slightly taller, less footprint, but more accurate and true to your actual speed.

I unlocked all doors, trans in park and it seemed to stay shut.

Wrong approach The vehicle seats are not the problem How about teaching the kids respect & discipline I'm not spending 30 thousand dollars for some child to argue over my seats,straighten them out or they will get worse Once you remove the arm rests,they will find something else to do, just to work you to the breaking point

After it warms up check exhaust for steam. Probably head gasket leaking into the exhaust.

Check your battery terminals.... They may be corroded and not tight. Are the fuses ok? Check the cables to where they are leading to.... maybe, there is a problem with the cables.

Is the Battery Dead !

Clean the battery posts, Mark, then recharge the battery. If that's not enough, check the connections on the far end of each of the battery cables - both power and ground.

That should be stated in your Owners Manual. But generally (at least on cars I've owned) it is 80-90 lbs.

should be on one of the hoses or pipes on air conditioner compressor one side is low one side is high pressure

When you step on the brakes, the pads vibrate. It may be you didn't put the little gaskets, or anti-squall stuff on the BACK of the pads. If your "kit" didn't include it, get some copper lube and apply to the back of the pads. I know, means you have to pull the pads but it's either that or live with the noise. Have fun: Rick