I had similar trouble w/my '95 Avalon. More so when turning, and I assumed I'd messed up installing pads. After that checked out okay, I worried about a rear bearing, mostly because noise was more pronounced through turns. Still, our shop had never done a rear bearing or hub on a Toy that we could recall. And this included MANY high mileage units. There was no play or wobble in the hub/bearing when car was on lift. One afternoon, the thump turned suddenly to a screech. I barely had time to think 'there goes my bearing' when I heard a bang. At the same time, I ran over something with my wheel. As I brought the car to a stop, I realized that the troublesome noise was gone. I got out and found the 'Brake Backing Plate' lying crumpled at the curb - VERY rusty. I looked hard for that noise. but never suspected - or inspected - that plate.
Underneath the passenger seat.
24 driver 17 passenger
Passenger side of engine above the compressor.
try removing the glove box
The 2005 Toyota Avalon takes 26" drivers side and 20" passenger side replacement windshield wiper blades.
Dealer says it never needs to be replaced.
Ignition coils are not normally repairable as they are sealed units. They must be replaced.
Behind the passenger glove-box, right next to the engine ECM. Its an aluminum silver colored box.
im not a professional but that's happenned before i my 97 Avalon and we replaced the ignition switch.its about 80 dollars and very easy to replace yourself.
The third brake light on a 2007 Toyota Avalon is replaced by first removing the rear, retaining screws. The wiring harness can then be disconnect and the light bulb removed.
I just replaced my side mirror. After the bolts are removed you need to work it side to side. It has a tight seal. You also have to remove door panel to unplug the wire that works the mirror.
Yes it does. You have to remove the transmission pan and the filter is located inside and mounted to the transmission with two or three bolts. I have a 1995 Avalon and I just replaced my fluids and transmission filter. Pretty easy job.