20 Most Recent 2008 Toyota Sienna Questions & Answers

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Older Sienna door handles have been known to age prematurely, many plastic ones cracked and broke a few years down the line. For the back hatch. a cable is attached to a plastic piece and hooked through the latch handle. That cable might have come off of the plastic piece or the piece had simply broken in two. If you are lucky, you might be able to superglue the plastic piece back such that the cable would pull and open a few times before breaking down again - it is a quick and dirty fix. Get it repaired properly so you do not end up using the sliding door to access the middle row as storage compartment....

When you have a blinking service engine light it means that there is a problem that can damage the emissions system such as a spark plug or injector problem. When the computer senses this problem it goes into limp mode. Thus th VCS and TRAC off lights. Scan your motor and see what codes come up.

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You will have to reset it since you made a changr

Try lubricating the door latch in the door. You can also use a screwdriver to see if you can get the mechanism to move freely.

Could have by they won't admit it.

Yes there is, and it is in the owner's manual

Yes there are two fuse blocks on the van. One in the engine compartment and the other under lower dash panel fronting driver. Use a circuit light tester to probe the power terminal on the washer pump first to determine if you have power coming there when you turn on rear washer pump switch. You will need another person to help. Rear pumps fail often because of the lack of usage

Not sure about SVC but Trac off refers to traction controll being off.

The fuel pump is inside of the fuel tank. You will need to drop the tank and remove all of the attached hardware like fuel inlet hose, pressure and return lines, and electrical connectors to access the fuel sending unit. It would be a good idea to trouble shoot your issue before assuming it is an expensive part that is not easy to change. I would verify that there is a low fuel pressure condition at the fuel rail first.

No the gage I not fused separately. The problem you have is most likely caused by a defective fuel level sending unit. The part is located inside the fuel tank which must be dropped to replace the parts.

The Trac light comes on automatically, in conjuction with the Check Engine Light. You need your vehicle scanned for DTC codes.

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check if there are any bolts and if not get a plastic pry bar ccarefully with little force pry it off

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Solved. I have 2008 Sienna with Check Engine and VSC lights on. Scanned codes were P0051 and P2197. Oxygen Sensor Bank 2 Sensor 1 needs to be replaced. You can see this sensor on the right side of the engine when you open up the hood. You need to get an Oxygen Sensor socket (I used Tekton 7/8in 22mm which costs $9) and a wrench extension to reach it. Spraying liquid wrench a few times on the base of the old sensor also helped to loose it. The replacement sensor I used was Denso 234-9049 which costs $85 from eBay. Lights went off after the sensor was replaced. It took me 30 minutes to replace.