20 Most Recent 2004 Toyota Solara - Page 4 Questions & Answers

you can use MVCI check your car. and clear the fault code.

You replace the brake light bulb from inside the truck.

The flasher for this 2000 Solara is located behind the left side kick panel, i have enclosed a diagram to help you locate the flasher. hope this is helpful.

If it has a wavy line under it it means one or more of your tires are under inflated. you should see a tire inflation sticker when you open the drivers front door. Make sure all for tires are inflated to this pressure. There should be a reset button under the drivers side of the dash. The owners manual will give you some more specific instructions. I you do not have the owners manual you can register your vehicle at toyota.com and find an online PDF version to review. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_d728a59f986299fa

This could be an issue with the clutch master cylinder which is found at the opposite end of the clutch in the engine bay. This is where your clutch fluid reservoir is located. There may be a drop of fluid or there is a leak or it may be wearing out. This may happen in the future and it is best to have it checked.

Check your fuse, sometimes integrated into other electrical parts of the vehicle. Possibly interior light fuse; cigarette lighter fuse; radio fuse?

if you are talking about that you are replacing the serpentine belt tensioner then the only way that i know is that you have to jack the engine up to get the bolt to clear the frame......been working on toyota and lexus for 25 yrs and if i can assist you any other way let me know.......let me and fixya know how i did and a thumbs up........good luck......thanks.......if you are only putting the belt on then there is a nut that is made to the tensioner that you will need to put a socket on and a long ratchet and you have to pull pretty hard to release the tension to take the belt off or to put it on.......please let me know if i can help any further and give me more info on what you need..........

NOPE YOU HAVE TWO ELECTRIC COOLING FANS. YOU HAVE TO REMOVE FAN SHROUD FROM RADIATOR THEN YOU HAVE TO REMOVE FAN FROM MOTOR USING SOCKET AND WRENCH.HOLD FAN WITH HAND WHILE LOOSEN FAN NUT.AFTER YOU REMOVE FAN BLADE YOU HAVE TO REMOVE THREE SCREWS HOLDING FAN MOTOR TO SHROUD.

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Diagnostics can find out...or check with Toyota dealer.

should only need oil change till 90k then depending on whether it is a4 or 6 cylinder you will be due for a major srv and if v6 a timing belt hope this helps please rate