No sound My girlfriend had this mounted in her old car when she had the dealer remove it for her and i went to put it in everything worked but no sound.I double checked the connections and everything seemed to be in good order.it's not the car cause we put an alpine in and it worked fine.?????????????????????

If oil pressure is too high, check if the pressure relief valve is stuck or inoperable.Don't know where it's at on your toyota. Check with a garage or dealer for location. Other possibility is a clogged oil passage somewhere. For that, a good oil conditioner might help.

As I recall this looks like a morelle mushroom, big as a man's thumb, and is mounted vertically near the top rear of the bell housing area. Remove the battery cover and the negative battery cable. Unplug the thing, unscrew the two bolts, clean both metal surfaces of all gasket material, put some gasket goop on both surfaces of the new gasket, put the new one in, screw down the bolts, hook up the wiring, etc. I actually paid a small shop to put one in mine, I provided the parts. When I went to pick it up the new gasket was still laying on the seat, I asked the guy about it and he told me the old gasket was good. I could not believe that a paid mechanic would pass on a new gasket when replacing anything. The SES light was still on, I drove it home and did the job myself the next day doing the necessary cleaning and using the new gasket. It has been two years the SES light has never come back on and my girlfriend still drives the car. I never used that shop again.

If you had followed the directions correctly and the old speakers worked as well, take the new radio back for exchange

try inspecting the front side and rear engine mount

I would first check the head light switch which I believe is the same as the turn signal switch or combo switch on the column. see if that is getting hot and cooling off. The fuse panal or Body Control Modual is about $1000.00 and the Combo switch is $80.00 at Autozone. and is easy to put on.

Check the fuse on the amp.

My girlfriend had the same thing, light was on, no sound whatsoever. The fuse on the amp had blown, but I'm guessing some current must have made it through to just put the light on. Make sure you have a 40 amp fuse in it, that's what it needs.

Good luck

Buy an iPhone, they don't have hokey trackballs.

it is not put in tight enough , or it is aligned incorrectly with the mounting position.

First, goto a store and buy a snap in wire harness and a mounting kit. There are wire diagrams in the packaging. Wire your wire harness into the radios wire harness (everything is color coded). Follow the intructions to install the mounting kit. It should tell you what screws to remove from your dash and so forth. Just remeber were everything goes. Next, after you remove the old radio, snap in you wire harness to the cars wire harness. Then, test the radio to see if it powers up and all speakers are working. Lastly, put you radio in your dash, and put everything back togeather. The number one rule in installation is take your time. If you rush, you will brake something.

Damn if my girlfriend did that, it would be on.


Heres what you do:
Its only 3 months old, call 1800-4my-xbox they can replace it. Don't tell your girlfriend broke it, tell them the red lights started one day.

They wil lship yuo box, you put eh box inside the box they give you, you ship it back to them, they ship you a brand spankin new 360.

If for some reason they refuse to replace it you can pay to have it repaired at:
http://www.xbox360-pros.com


Good luck,
Cam