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Last year when I aksed the Toyota dealership how to replace the shift panel lights in my Echo, they said you had to remove the whole shift panel and it would cost over $100 for labor costs. :(
only the bottom pan
you dont have to but it makes it a lot easier.
The ECO Light on a Toyota Sienna comes on when in light acceleration. It holds the Transmission Shift points longer to give the Sienna better fuel economy. under moderate to hard acceleration the ECO light will go off and the transmission will have very quick shift points.
Twist, hard!
You just unscrew it.
remove small cap in top right corner of gear indicator panel. depress small button and shift
light is out in the gear shift area between the seats,how can I change it?
If you have a console shift then there are 4 screws that holds the polished panel on. Remove them and there are 2 more that hold the shift panel in. turn it upside down and disconnect it.
get in under the truck and unhook the transmission link and move it towards the back two clicks
First of all you need to remove panel around shift knob. Then remove panel around the radio. There is no screws, only simple pins. Use screwdriver from plastic or another suitable tool.
This same answer was posted yesterday to the same question about an '05 Solara. The procedure is identical since they're both Gen 2 Solara's ('04-06) Tip: Download the factory service manual from Toyota and you'll have the full step by step explanation along with pictures. The best I can do here is give you the step by step as a cut/paste from the manual. Radio Receiver Assy Replacement. 1. Remove shift lever knob sub assembly 2. Remove console upper rear panel 3. Remove console panel upper 4. Remove instrument cluster finish panel center 5. Remove center cluster integration panel, remove four bolts. 6. Disconnect electrical connectors. 7. Disengage the 4 claws and remove the center cluster integration panel assembly. 8. Remove radio bracket #1 by removing 6 screws Voila, the radio is out! Assembly is reverse.