I have the door on manual but still it won't shut..seems like it's hitting something. I've roped it shut but Now I'm having dead battery often so it must be draining charge. how to fix the door? any other ideas for the battery problem? I've made sure EVERYTHING is turned off before turning off the engine but after 24 hrs no go.
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.
SOURCE: Adding daytime running lights to a 2008 Toyota Sienna
http://www.siennaclub.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=3772
DRL's can be added simply by adding a 20 amp fuse into an empty slot in the fuse box.
SOURCE: The sliding door handles of my 1998 Toyota Sienna have both broken.
OK, here you go:
Pry out on the bottom of the cupholder bottom, relieve 2 clips, pull the bottom out & slide it down
Remove the door trim screw, and pry out on the door panel, relieve 10 clips, pull door trim off
Remove the horizontal upper trim cover at the top of the door; relieve 4 clips
Remove the vertical door trim cover; relieve 2 clips
Remove the window garnish around the handle; pull the small trim cover off; remove 3 screws
This exposes the inside handle
The inside handle is retained by 2 screws.
SOURCE: 2004 Toyota Sienna LE sliding door failed after battery jumpstart
could very well be the relay for the power door and possibly the interior light relay... they are located in the fuse panel under the dash.
Robert
SOURCE: 2005 Toyota Sienna XLE - Automatic sliding door not closing.
This may or may not work depending on exactly what is wrong with the door, I cant tell what is wrong without looking at it directly however:
You can try starting with all doors closed and unlocked, keys in hand disconnecting the battery and letting the vehicle sit for 2 min or so, then reconnect the battery. Put the key into the ignition and turn it to the on position but do not start the van. Next press the button to disable the power sliding door for the drivers side, then manually open the door fully, wait 5 seconds, then close it manually fully. Press button the button again to re-enable the power sliding door, then try to use it with the automatic feature either by pulling the handle or using your remote, this may or may not work depending on if the door has somehow become de-initialized (it should work now) however if something is broken inside the door closing mechanism or door closed/open sensors, the door will continue to malfunction.
SOURCE: The sliding door handle on my 1999 Toyota Sienna broke
take off the door panel and unscrew it.
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This will help.
Thanks.
To start, the noun "''rear latch switch'' is incorrect. It's actually called "Slide Door Lock". It's located on page BO-20 of the Toyota Repair Manual for the 2001 Sienna. There are two door locks on one sliding door. One in the front and one in the rear. Obviously, you want the one in the rear. The location for the "Slide Door Lock" (which also contains an electric switch) is in the rear of the sliding door located mid way up door. You can see (sliding door opened from the back) it without dissembling the door. And, the lock is made up of plastic (dirty white in color).
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