1998 Toyota Sienna "put motor back car" Questions

it up in the air, or B) remove the front motor mounts, put the car in neutral, and use a floor jack to tilt the engine toward the grill. DO NOT try this unless you are a seasoned mechanic !!!!!!!!!!!!

...working rear wiper wont turn on. I can hear something when I turn it on but it does not move. Either the linkage from the motor to the arm is broke,or a clip has came off and needs to be put back

...back all normal, WHAT SEEMS TO BE THE PROBLEM, HELP PLEASE well this is normal when your air is on it puts more strain on the motor which can lack power there is NOTHING HE OR SHE COULD HAVE CHANGED ...

...motor your going to shell it out quicker then you put it on. This is where the dealer comes in handy. I've replaced a few and from I've seen they usually run around $1100-1200 without labor ABOVE IS ...

...motor power mirror power window and switches. pull all the wires through the hole where the black tube goes between the door and cab. put new door on and pull wires back through and re attach wires. ...

...put new brakes in the back, but the driver side tire is braking less compared to the other side. Here in Costa Rica aren´t many cars of that type and he doesn´t now what to do. The car is faling the ...

...put out that is good for 7 or 9 years from the date of purchase of your vehicle... They are trying to solve problem.  I will post a fix on "Fixya.com" when i find out exactly what it is... MY ...

...put the mount back on release the motor slowly and release the tension and put the belt on make sure in the grove's not any over hang make sure follows the map too put the tension back on and wallah ...

you only need to remove the front one. Then the resistor should slide out. Hook the new resistor up and slide back in and put screw back. Put blower motor back and I only put back the front two screws

...oil fill is if the oil is comming out where you are putting in underneath you have removed the oil pan plug Put the plug back in Then put the oil in oil fill on top of motor Located on your valve ...