If the window glass is broken, I suggest you take it to a trim shop as it is quite complicated to install a new glass. If the window just won't go up and down, you need to take the trim pannel off and check out where it isn't getting voltage. It probably is the motor though which is kind of complicated to replace but you can get a factory shop manual from MOTORLIT.COM to show you how but it is pretty expensive.
It is impossible. Buy a new one. Don't waste your time! I found a good fix @ http://www.findonefindall.com/toyota-sienna/ Please contact Toyota (phone number in your owner manual) to document this defect, the more complaints they receive, the better the chance of a recall. A more complete URL to the page referenced in the second answer is ... http://www.findonefindall.com/toyota-sienna/siennareardoor.htm I used that successfully to repair the broken rear door latch on my 2000 Toyota Sienna. ("Buy a new one" is ~$65. I made the repair with tools and screws lying around the house in about an hour's time. Repair at the dealer reportedly is ~$300.)
Where is the short at? What is malfunctioning?
I would check with Toyota and make sure its not covered by recall. Our 2004 had both of them fail and Toyota replaced them for free.
Upon further inspection, the rear door handle assembly on the 2002 Toyota Sienna IS the same as that shown on the Find One Find All website, so never mind.
The following link has instructions, diagrams and pictures showing how to make this repair easily and inexpensively: http://www.findonefindall.com/toyota-sienna/siennareardoor.htm
check out this website it tells you how to repair the handle since it cost about $65.00 to buy a new one. http://www.findonefindall.com/toyota-sienna/
You can get a replacement part from RockAuto for about $65 and have it locally installed for under $100.
As far as I know, Haynes and Chiltons haven't published their manuals covering the 2004 Sienna. So the only one available appears to be Toyota's manual, available from any dealer's parts department or on ebay. From: Mark in Ohio (posted 5/12/08)
How to repair electric windows depends on what is wrong with them. If the motor that runs the window has burned out then replace the motor. If the switch is faulty then replace the switch. Check for broken wires, repair them if found.
Next to impossible. A new release lever will need to be installed. Take it to the Toyota dealer ... they built it, they know how to repair it.
There are pages of things that will set a code and turn on airbag lights. Take to a repair shop and have diagnosed. Airbag systems are not for the diy'r
Toyota has issued a technical service bulletin for seat heater replacement. It seems that this is not an uncommon problem. The seat heater has been redesigned. You can find the bulletin here: http://ww2.justanswer.com/uploads/jarrid191/2008-10-20_123630_T-EL002-06.pdf or search on "toyota sienna seat heater problem"