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2005

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The 2005 Scion xB takes 20" wiper blades on both sides front. See sources and related links below for more information. Since there are over 22 different wiper arm attachments, do not buy wipers just by length only - be sure to lookup exact wiper blade part numbers by vehicle make, model and year for the brand wiper you decide to purchase. This ensures correct length AND correct attachment.

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If you are talking about the "VSC Off" light, it means that the button to disengage your cars Vehicle Stability/Skid Control" system is engaged. Press the VSC button, the system should reengage, and the light should turn off.

If you are talking about the other VSC light, it means that your car has been forced to take evasive action to avoid a dangerous situation. For example, if you are driving on an icy road, and take a turn too tight, the vehicle may be forced to apply pressure to one of the brakes to prevent the car from loosing control. In this situation the VSC indicator light will light up to alert you that the action was taken, and remind you to possibly slow down.

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1. Be sure you get the right replacement wiper blade. The 2006 Scion xA has a special 12" rear wiper blade that fits the special rear arm. You can go to your dealer (which may be expensive) or you can look into 'Trico Exact Fit Rear Integral Blades' that snap right onto the special arm and look just like the factory original. They're available online.

Note that just because its a special arm, does not mean its hard to change.

See related links below for rear wiper blade info and for installation videos.

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Hey Pat YOur owners manual should tell you which maintaince is required when. If you don't have an owners manual sometimes you can get one at MOTORLIT.COM. GoodluckJoe

it means time to get the oil changed a friendly reminder

As stated, it is a reminder to change your oil. To reset it, push the odometer button until it shows the actual odometer (not the trip odometer). Hold the odometer button in while you turn the key on and of (don't start the car). When you turn the key on again you'll see a set of lines there, which disappear one by one, once they are all gone you can let go of the button. This resets it for another 5000 miles.

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All scions are manufactured and licensed by Toyota .

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Scion cars are built by Toyota, in Japan. The xA is known as an 'Ist' in Japan, and the xB is known as the 'bB'. Both the xA and xB have been on the road in Japan since around 2000. The tC is also built 100% in Japan, but is currently only sold in the US. They are built in a single factory in an area known as Toyota City, located in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. They are put on a boat, and shipped to the port of Portland, Oregon, then transported by train to distribution lots, then by truck to your local dealership.

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The 2004-2006 Scion xA takes a 24" drivers side, 16" passenger side and a fairly specialized 12" rear wiper that is difficult to find in the stores. See sources and related links below for more information. Since there are currently over 22 different wiper arm attachments, do not buy wipers just by length only - be sure to lookup exact wiper blade part numbers by vehicle make, model and year for the brand wiper you decide to purchase. This ensures correct length AND correct attachment.

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its part of the MAF sensor located in the airbox

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Hey Pat==If it keeps blowing fuses that could be aproblem. Just one, I wouldn't worry. GoodluckJoe

A blown fuse is indicative of an electrical problem. I would bring it to the dealer under warranty and have them check for shorts in the headlight system. It could be as simple as a loose connector.

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step 1 turn the key to the 'on' position. using the trip meter button, toggle the lcd until 'ODO' is displayed. step 2 turn the key off. now, push and hold the trip meter button. while holding the trip meter button, turn the key to 'on'. step 3 while you continue to hold the trip meter button, you will see on the lcd disply five (5) small dashes and they will begin to 'count down' rather quickly. step 4 continue holding the trip meter button and once all the dashes have been cleared, your lcd will display six zeros (000000) - release the trip meter button now - and then the lcd will display 'ODO' and your current mileage. at this time, your 'maintenance required'/oil change light has been reset.

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Look up the factory fog light instructions (Same set up) . The only difference is that you are placing them in the corner vents and not popping out bottom grill.

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Copy and paste this link for more information.

http://www.scottbruno.com/priory-de-scion.htm

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Timing chain.

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Not sure as to what you mean but scion means follower or disciple (...and it's usually used in a religious context...), and ethnicity means a group of people, so my best guess would be it means those who follow a religion.

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Sae 5w-20

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This is the sign of death for your CD player, if it's still under warranty I would recommend you have it replaced soon. What has happened is you have had a CD that has basically placed your CD player out of balance and it jammed you CD player. Mine was in this mode for over a month until on day it just started working again. I know mine is almost done so I am looking at getting a new one.

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I am sure automatic was your first choice, and now you want a manual. It is best to trade in your current Tc and get manual one. The money you have to spend to have manual transmission installed, it would be wiser to use it towards your down payment. two much and not worth it you should have got a manual from the start yes u can convert from automatic to manual.. however it is not a simple task! you need whole new tranmission, then clutch, fly wheel and so on. it would be lot cheaper to trade in automatic for manual car. to find out the estimate, check your local import performance shop! Theoretically, but it would be very complicated and expensive. You would need (at least) the complete transmission/flywheel/mounts/shifter/shift cables & all brackets/interior console/engine computer from a manual tC. It is possible that you would have to weld or cut to make up differences in mounting locations for manual parts. It would be significantly cheaper, easier and faster to simply purchase a manual tC.

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low tire

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Synthetic oil from what I hear...It helps the engine and lasts longer....

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Depends on how it is broken. IS the plastic cracked? Is the wiring shorted? Is it falling off the car? Is it just not lighting up? More info is needed to answer this.

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THERE IS ONLY ONE KIND OF SCION XB. BUT THERE ARE THREE KINDS OF SCIONS THE XA(COMPACT 4DR HATCH), XB (SAME CHASSIS AND POWERTRAIN BUT HAS A BOX FOR A BODY), AND THE TC (A 2DR SOMWHAT OF A SPORTS LOOK CAR).

The only two styles of xB available from the factory are manual and automatic. All power windows, A/C, etc are all the same on both. There are optional dealer extras you can add but those aren't part of the original car.

There have been two generations of xB, the 2004-2006 model was based off the Toyota Echo chassis. It was orignally sold as the Toyota bB sold in Japan, and was only slightly changed for the US market. The new 2008+ generation is based off the Toyota Corrolla Chassis and is much larger, heavier with a larger engine.

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The ones on the instrument panel? If so then they are most likely like my tc. They are led and you can have them changed, or do it yourself if you are talented at soldering, to any color including a color changing needle. Depending on your location you may have to send it off.