My 2004 Sienna has the same problem with the driver side non-automatic sliding door. This happens when the window is down. If the window is up the door will latch in open position correctly. If the window is down the door stays free and does not latch in open position.
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The purpose of this is to prevent a child from becoming trapped in the window opening if they happen to be crawling through it when the door is opened. Yes, they really did envision that scenario. Seems they didn't think about the more likely possibility of kids getting slammed in the door that won't latch open. Or the possibility that it's just annoying as hell.
The magic number is six inches: if the window is opened less than this, then the door will latch open. Same will happen if the fuel door opened, for obvious reasons, you don't want to break off the fuel door.
It is possible to latch the door open and then roll down the window.
Both cases are mentioned in the Owner's Manual
My guess is there is a large surface area weather seal with condesation that freezes.
My manual states 5qts. Also states 1.6qts to rase from the low mark to the high mark on the dip stick.
3.7 quarts, use only Toyota transmission fluid. drain plug is accessible on the bottom of transmission oil pan. easy to do. add fluid through transmission dip stick tube with small funnel.
you stick your glove up and you catch it that's what makes you catch it
Normally Toyota likes to mount their oil filters directly under the exhaust manifold on the front of the engine - this is especially true of their V6 models. If the engine and exhaust is cool just stick your hand under there - best way to find it.
to catch the crab
Look on leaves and bushes
No
Grab it with a pointy stick
Yes it is.
Don't they eat leaves!
just get a stick