The radiator cooling fan on my 2004 Toyota Sienna turns on after the car is turned off, and doesn't turn off, draining the battery. After researching a bit here, I tried swapping the cooling fan relay with another same-sized on, but get the same symptoms. Any idea what else might be causing this? Or suggestions for something else to try?
What happens when you leave the relay out? Your fan control module may have a shott.
SOURCE: Original tire size is 215/65R16 can I replace this
Yes. The van will sit a little higher and you will pick up 2 or 3 mph. There is a slight chance that the tires will rub when you cut the wheel sharply. That's about it. Hope this helps.
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SOURCE: Toyota Sienna 2004 Headlight Problem
If you have the HID bulbs, and there is moisture in the bottom of the assembly, the high voltage box at the bottom will not work. this requires removing the whole headlamp, removing the circuit board from the bottom and drying out. I have done mine twice before finally finding how water was getting in at the top seam of the lamp assembly. You will have to dis-assemble part of the wheel well and bumper cover to gain access to all the mounting bolts. Best of luck
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