What is it suppsed to look like under my 1995 previa van where the transmission hooks up to the engine

Who are they? a garage? Did you drive it in with a bad motor( or it was moving)? There are plugs that can be crossed on the transmission, but you have to really try to get them to reach. Have codes read, if you can.

hi the positive battery connection is from the starter motor and the negative connection gos to the engine or body of the van


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There are three temperature sensors on a 95 Previa engine. They are located on the left front side of the engine. The lower one is somwhat accessable from under the vehicle but access to the other two will require removal of the passenger seat and the access cover under the seat.

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If you look down at the engine and notice the larger black hose coming from the top of the radiator to the engine block. Where this hose connects to the engine is called the thermostat housing. If you take the hose off, and unbolt this housing, the thermostat is underneath and easy to swap out.

Need the code make a diagnosis

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The fuse panel is under the 'hump' in the center of the dashboard.
There is a small latch that you release, it is directly above the radio.

The center section of the top of the dash will lift up, revealing the fuse panel.

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

check to see if there is any carbon on the throttle body where the butterfly contacts it. also clean the " business end" of the idle air valve to make sure it's not being held open slightly.

i think you have to change the computer two

I do a lot of work on Toyota Previa before; including rebuilt engine, swapping engine and transmission and lot of things in between, but never swap a normal aspirated engine to a supercharged engine or diesel. Since i have some experience in Previa, I would like to share my opinion with you regarding your plan to swapping the normal aspirated Previa engine to a Supercharged engine. When you do a swapp like that, you will not only be dealing with just swapping engine, but some wiring, computer, throttle body, air cleaner assembly, extra frame and pulley on the accessory items, transmission as well as a right rear end to get the correct gear ratio to accomodate the new engine and transmission. I can go on even more, but let me tell you this, beside less headache, it would definitely cheaper if you were to find a Supercharged Previa and fix it up. However, if you are totally motivated to do this project, keep in mind, this engine swap will be a long term and time consuming project.l I wish you best of luck and have fun!