I have a Toyota Sienna 2008 reading no CDs when in fact six are in it I had to disconnect the battery to reset the player because I was getting an error 3 now it doesn't see the disks please help

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When you changed the starter, did you disconnect the battery? And if you did did you reset the security system and engine Immobilizer?

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Disconnect the battery for a few minutes.

Start when the battery load voltage change ... the lack of instantaneous voltage, all right, normal.

if you dont have the keypad to shut the alarm off, or put the key in the door first and unlock the car, then you are going to have to get the alarm disconnected

It would definitely have a fuse somewhere. If you have the owner's manual, that would show you where it is. It may be in the power distribution center, or block, that is under the hood, and close to the battery. Some vehicles have more than one of these small boxes in the engine bay that hold large and small fuses and relays. And then there would be a fuse panel somewhere inside the car, usually on the driver's side under the dash. Maybe behind the kick panel near the floor (where your left foot rests when driving).
Good luck. If you can't find the fuse, ask the dealer where it would be.

You need to reset the Maint Light , insid the owners manuel there is a step by step on how to do this

yes, but you will not have traction control available. The lights mean that trouble codes have been set. If you are worried about driving a long distance to a dealership, any major auto parts store will be able to read out the codes for free and even reset the lights if you wish.

This is only a guess but if you disconnect the battery for a few minutes this may reset your keyless entry. It will reset your clock and radio, etc. See if problem is listed in owners manual.
Good luck and thanks for your question and I hope my suggestions help. burdfrenzy
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Key in the off position, press and hold odometer button, turn key on. If done properly, you will see dashes on odometer, they will disappear in 10 seconds. You may now remove finger from button. The system has been reset.

If you are using "home-made" or "burnt" CDs, this can happen. Sometimes, you can remove the radio from the dash, and unplug it. That may reset the CD player, and the discs will eject.
It works for me about 85% of the time. Hope this helps.