20 Most Recent 2004 Toyota Sienna - Page 3 Questions & Answers

SAME PROBLEM I CHANGE THE A/C CLUCTH PROBLEM FIXED DEALER IS THE ONLY ONE SELLING THE PARTS

i don't think so. inter panel has to be removed and access it

make sure you have no vacuum leak. then disconnect the battery for 5 minutes then drive it normally with ac on

check head light relay replace if necessary check light switch

Check the lo and hi fan relays, then the a/c clutch relay. They stick when they get old.

Blend door has gone bad.

If your check engine light is on, find a local parts store who can look up the trouble code for free and diagnose the problem. If no engine check light on, try checking fuses for broken links. If fuses are ok, Most "Les Schwab tire centers" also offer "free" safety checks and may be able to diagnose the problem for you. If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/brad_a1804065c704c462

a rachet a extenion and a swivel go from under the van make sure you check the gap

you didnt happen to turn the auto function off did you? check there first.

2004 Toyota Sienna- Driver's seat belt jammed and twisted. Dealership can not fix. Want me to replace the whole seat belt device for $500! There are two other cases filed with the NHTSA.gov.
Maybe this should be a safety recall!

chec your fluid are there any leaks-mite need some new fluid-the pump maybe bad-also sensors hooked to steering should be viewed-could take car to the zone and have it scanned

NO FRIGGIN OIL