Toyota Passenger - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

The automatic idle valve may need cleaning or the control module that operates it may be bad.

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van is overheating .thinks it may be water pumps

Firstly you will need a timing light and then provided the points are properly gapped then just loosen the dizzy base bolt and rotate dizzy around till the crank shaft marks line between the 10 and 5 degree marks.
My scanners not working other wise would have emailed you the steps

Below the intake manifold on the engine block. You will need to move things like hoses and air intake to gain access in most cases.

Your vehicle is most likely fitted with electronic power assisted steering, could be a problem with the the motor or associated components.

Just check it doesn't have a p/s reservoir, and if it does check the level.

battery problem have a load test done on the battery

your radiator is blocked ,try putting some caustic in the rad and running enging for an hour then flushing it and try that ,if it works dont forget the antifreeze,put it in after you have cleared the fault

check fluid and bleed the clutch system

It seems the alternator bearing is bad, take it to an electrician he will open it up change the bearing do a bench test and put it back in and it should do the work

Wow! That's a tall order! Some navigation systems allow you to choose the language. (the software is already built in) The only suggestion I have is to go to the Toyota Owner's site and see if you can download an owner's manual. They also list navigation manuals. It might tell you how to change the language.

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Toyota Owner's Manuals

Thanks for choosing FixYa and welcome. You need to clean the radiator out and also flush the coolant system for 10-15 minutes. You won't get it all out, but it should still run and cool ok. Check your fuse for the fan. If it is good, you either have a bad wire to the fan or a bad fan. For the time being, you can splic the hot wire to the fan, add a wire and hook it to the battery. If the fan works then, you have a bad wire somewhere in that harness. If not, get a new fan. There are other things that can cause overheating besides a down fan. If the fan doesn't fiz the problem, check the thermostat and water pump. The thermostat sticking or going bad is the more common to go bad. It can also be caused by a bad impeller or bad head gasket or coolant cap.

it is the head gasket blown from the cyl to the water jacket ,a radiator specialist can test for combustion gases in the water to confirm this ,but that is what it is . "youdoit"