Where is door sensor located?

To turn off the door sensor on your 2004 Toyota Sienna, you will need to follow these steps:

1. Open the door of your Sienna and locate the door sensor, which is a small black or silver button located near the top of the door frame.
2. Press and hold the door sensor button for a few seconds until the sensor's light turns off.
3. Close the door and test the sensor to make sure it is no longer active.

Note: Disabling the door sensor will prevent your Sienna from automatically locking or unlocking the doors when you open or close them.

The only 2 sensors are located inside on each side of the garage door. Their purpose is to sense if there is a movement while the garage closes so it can interrupt the garage closing. That's in case you close the garage and someone walks in/out. Also some sensors also act as a "light switch". What I mean is that when the garage is open for a while, and you walk in the garage passing those sensors, it will turn the light on which is located on the motor.

Check the resistance down button (There is one for down and another one for up). You may need to adjust the sensitivity. That way even if for some reason the have hard time coming down, less sensitivity may solve that issue.

Clean both safety sensors lens located at the bottom of the garage door frame. Make sure both sensors led lights are lit. If not they are out of alignment and you will have to loosen the wing nut on the sensor that is lit and move it, trying to get the other sensor to light.

on some fords they are located in the latch it self others at the button that works the dome light also

Don't know for which device. Sounds as if it may be a garage opener?? If it is, check the alignment of the door obstruction sensors located near the bottom of the door frame. Sometimes one can come out of alignment. These sensors shine a beam of infrared light across the opening to sense something in the way. Hope this helps

Anytime the main light flashes 10 times and the door reverses to the open position it is a door sensor problem. If the transmitting sensor light is blinking it is bad.

sounds like thats your problem,the drivers door is the one that goes bad the most,switch is located in door latch.youll have to remove door panel,and maybe latch,call a ford dealer and ask if you could buy just the switch or do you have to replace latch asm.

The door sensors will need to be replaced. A screws can be removed and then a wire can be taken of and you then can replace the switch.

Hi, one of your door pressure switches are sticking or, may be disconnected or broken. these pressure switches are located within the inner side of each door frame. they are usually housed where the door hinges are located. you can replace these switches.

make sure it isnt a wiring issue before you buy new pressure switches.

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One more thing. make sure the dome light(interior light), switch isn't set to ON. if its set to ON, it will continue to illuminate even if the doors are closed.