Top 20 1995 Toyota Previa Questions & Answers

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I would check the two wires running from the rear of the lighter and see if they are connected at both needs. If you have a DC tester touch both screws at the lighters rear and if they light you have juice.
If you have juice take a piece of emery cloth and clean the contacts inside the cigarette lighter socket.
Good luck.

Many reasons why this can happen, such as a rat, mouse, or other rodent may have chewed at undercarriage wires. You have a short in the wiring and need to take the car to an authorized dealer for inspection.

I would want a 2nd opinion as all 4 sensors failing at the same time would be rare.More likely,just one abs sensor is bad.

It might be a loose intake hose. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLZC75vB5FU Toyota Previa Check engine codes P0171 P0130 P0133

95 have bulbs in the dash that can be replaced. If none of the bulbs light up( you can't see any gauges) you have a power or ground problem. This could be in the dash also. If some gauges light up, then then the bulb is bad. Both require the cluster to be be pulled .

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.

Look at all the pictures: http://www.toyotavantech.com/forum/showthread.php?1303-A-twist-on-Previa-engine-removal

Most common sign with Toyota is ability to idle but no hidh revs.

Tune up ,fuel filter,battery and connection.

Are you driving over speed bumps?

have the transmission fluid level checked , replace the fluid if not so done in the last 30k miles , if does'nt help will need further diagnosing

bad fuse, it can only be 3 things, a voltmeter finds this easy and every time. bad fuse, bad switch bad, motor. as we all know that includes all wires and connections, fore ever. so you can check the blower , 12vdc on high. if 12v there, and motor is silent the motor is bad or lost its ground. to check that 100% apply 12vdc to the motor, bingo it works? so no 12v to motor, must be bad switch, huh? after all the fuses is already checked(with ohm meter not eyes !) so now i have 12v to the switch and no 12v out. must be a bad switch easy huh? ill now look yours up to see if there are other oddities. alldata.com ahh , up to 4 blowers, 2 front and 2 rear. fun but the 2 front are in parallel. and bingo, all 4 have there own FUSES !@!!! forget that its rear and a/c only , what a complex car. no biggy electrics is my game i go to page 3 for HVAC, allh the heater, omg 2 relays 1 fan the switch does NOT power the fan. the switch only energizes relay 1, the ground relay this heater relay pulls in and grounds the FAN. ok 1/2 done. next relay is Power side blower relay. it gets 12vdc power from its very own 40Amp, Circuit breaker the switch also ground this relay, it too energizes and bam 12vdc hits the fan id bet the fan is good, and shock, no need to pull dash to get it out... all that , in 5min flat , alldata.com try it. ask questions.

Check your cables neg to engine block, positive to starter. Spark, fuel, oxygen needed to start. You ruled out battery, next place after cables is your starter.

what radiator, there are many. cab heater, engine RAD, tranny, A/C what? the glove box, open it and remove the oper. guide, lost that , get one for best safety. fuse box, there are 2, one (LHD car) at left ankle and one in engine bay. LHD = left hand drive, even causal looking finds both, do look. best, violet, is to post symptoms... or are you just curious? the crummy haynes http://www.ebay.com/itm/Haynes-Toyota-Previa-1991-1995-Auto-Repair-Manual-/380500687864?pt=US_Texbook_Education&hash=item58979bbbf8 the book lost, oper guide i use fleabay, put a watch on this search, then wait from one to pop up..... http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_odkw=Toyota+Previa+operators+guide+1995&_osacat=0&_from=R40&_trksid=p2045573.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.XToyota+Previa++manual+1995&_nkw=Toyota+Previa++manual+1995&_sacat=0

If you cannot locate any leaks and you fluid level is good, your master cylinder has failed and will need to be replaced.

fsm, look or alldata.com

is it possiable that you put the fuel filter on backwards?

did you check for spark?

The whining noise at start up is either the power steering pump (possibly low fluid, or faulty pump bearing), or possibly a belt on the engine. As for the knocking sound, that is hard to diagnose without actually hearing it, but based on the fact that you are hearing a whining sound at start up, which is indicative of a loose belt, I would start at the belt tensioner and make sure that it is applying the correct amount of pressure on the belts. If the belt tensioner is faulty, it can make a knocking sound. If that is not the issue, then it could simply be the lifters. With engine run time/miles on the engine, internal engine components, such as lifters, valves, bearings and any moving part, deteriorate from friction wear and heat.They have a tendency to make a knocking/rattling sound when they are building up pressure. When they build sufficient pressure, or the engine reaches operating temperature, this sound/noise will dissipate and become nonexistent. This can be remedied by changing the oil, and possibly the weight of the oil (5w30, 10w40, 20w50) depending on your driving habits , or conditions (Highway v/s City/Stop&Go, or short trips under 30 miles)I hope that you have found this information to be useful, and if I can be of any further assistance, please let me know. Thank you for using fixya!