Toyota RAV4

In an engine, the piston's go up and the valve's that are adjacent to that piston go up. When the piston goes down the adjacent valves go down. This is achieved by the timing belt or chain and the engine timing being set correctly.

If the belt or chain breaks, the pistons still go up and down, but the valve's stop moving. On a non clearance engine, the piston will go up and hit the valves, resulting in bent valves and a now needed head job.

In a clearance engine, the top of the piston has an inset cut into it that is just enough room to avoid hitting the valves.

There is no way a user can reset the tire pressure light manually except to make sure there is tire pressure above 25-26 lbs on all 5 tires. The tire pressure system also monitors the tire pressure in the spare tire. So after you have checked that all the tires on the car (pressure should be about 32 lbs check your driver side door sticker for specifics) make sure to check the air pressure in the spare and fill as needed. This should solve your problem and turn that annoying little light off.

there are so many reasons I'm not even going to get in to them. Buy a code reader it will tell you why the light came on. It's not a true Type-R. Unless you, or someone else, went through the trouble of converting a '92 Integra to a Type-R. The TYPE-R were not even manufactured stateside until the last half of 1997 at the earliest.

check and call customer number, some 2002 Rav4s have a recall because of faulty check engine lite sensors. http://www.theautochannel.com/news/2006/12/07/030894.html Hope this helps, I'm calling tomorrow. my lite just came on and only 27,000 miles on car.

You need to change the bulb. The filiment for the brake light part of the bulb is "open" or burned out. The filiment for the tail light portion will still work.

The gas tank on the 2010 Toyota RAV4 holds 15.9 gal..

The reset switch for me is a button to the left of the steering wheel facing diagonally downward. It has the symbol on it that resembles the dashboard indicator light. Hold his down until the light blinks 3 times, then release. If you hold it down and the light only disappears, that's not really resetting the light.

to the right of the brake booster

The drivetrain warranty of the 2002 Toyota RAV4 is 5 yr./ 60000 mi..

It's really easy...if it's just like my '06. Open your glovebox. Take all the stuff out. On the right side, there's a mini-bungee strap holding it on. Unhook it, but gently so that it doesn't spring into the compartment and you have to hunt for it later. Squeeze both sides of the glovebox to free the "plugs" that hold it in place. You can unhook the glovebox completely, or let it hang in your way. Look in the compartment - the largest black plastic panel is the cover for the filter. It releases by the two bottom tabs - pull both towards you at the same time. You'll have to squeeze the filter just a bit to get it out around the support bracket that's inconveniently in the way. Squeeze and slide the new filter in, and don't forget to grab the bungee strap before you squeeze the glovebox back in place.

The gas tank on the 2004 Toyota RAV4 holds 14.7 gal..

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The 2008 Toyota RAV4 has a drag coefficient of .33 Cd.

The throttle body is located just in front of the air distribution manifold on the top of the engine. Follow the black air piping back from the air filter housing to where the accelerator cable attaches to the throttle body and that's it!

I can't see when this question was posted, so probably already sorted it!

If by "bad weather" you mean wet and damp, you may look for a short somewhere in the electrical system. Condensation and dampness may be causing a short somewhere that when dry, just does not happen. Try turning on ignition, not running the engine, at night with no lights around. Move some wiring under the hood and you may see some arcing. It needs to be completely dark to see unless you have a particularly bad short. I had this on a car about 15 years ago and found it by accident just like this.

Remove the 2 gray side panels on the left and right of radio using a dash removal tool. There are 4 screws holding the radio in, remove them and set them aside. Carefully pull out the radio and then remove the the antenna adapter and harness from the back of the radio.

this is a very common condition with all diesel engines after they get broke in i,m assuming you have a generous amount of miles on it. when cold they run a bit rough after a while although injector issues can also cause a similar condition and seals and so forth seal up when warm. I'm a heavy truck diesel mechanic and a long time diesel owner if you see excessive oil consumption or the oil gets high on the stick get it serviced asap

i had the same problem with my 05 rav4

you need to raise the idle

on the side of the electronic throttle there is a idle screw covered in thick clear plastic or rubber clue. you need to adjust that with a torx socket. only turn it about a haft a turn clockvise then drive the rav for a day or 2. you might have to turn it more.

Make sure your Truck is in good maintenance. New plugs, air filter, fuel filter etc. Then check engine codes. Also may want to check coil packs, injectors and give a compression test.

Well, start with the fact you probably have lots of data in a database somewhere. You now want to make sense of that data and actually "figure stuff out" based on information in the database. You can use Reports (and reporting tools) to answer more general, every day questions like "What are my sales in the South East region" or "How many widgets do I still have in inventory". Some examples of reporting tools come from Microsoft (SQL Reporting Services) and Cognos. However, what if your sales in the South East stink? You probably want to figure out why. Reports generally don't give you the completely ability to start "drilling down" into the details of your data to figure out they "why" - they only give you the "what". So, you use Analytical tools to really explore and look at data dynamically to figure out the "why". Examples of an Analytical Service is Microsoft's SQL Analysis serices - it is the thing that puts all your data together into a format tools can read. Examples of tools are ProClarity's "Desktop Professional", and others. Generally most companies do reporting first, then realize then need analytics, too.

The gross weight of the 2008 Toyota RAV4 is 4430 lbs..

If you have replaced the relays in your 1997 Toyota RAV 4, the engine cooling fan may not come on when it is supposed to because of a failure in the wiring, the thermostat that sends to the fan, or the fuse for the cooling system.

The lighter socket is found the center console of a 1999 Toyota Rav 4. To reinsert a lighter simply plug the part into the hole.

on a rav 4 diesal you should change the timing belt every 65000miles