Toyota RAV4

Bank 2 sensor 1 Air fuel sensor heater circuit. This sensor is NOT an O2 sensor, though it operates like one and in the same location(in exhaust stream). Basically the PCM detected that the heater circuit was drawing excessive amperage or no amperage. Usually it's a bad a/f sensor and replacing it will fix it, however, it doesn't rule out the possibility of damaged wiring or an open in the power or ground circuit, or a short in the power or ground circuit.

"TAke the trans pan off and it is there. It will takre about 4 quarts of trans fluid to refil the trans."

If the question refers to the engine oil filter, then it is located on the passenger side of the vehicle, just to the right of the engine oil pan. There is a suspension fork just under the oil filter, so you have to look above that or around it and you will see the filter. The top of the oil filter will be facing to the left, pointing toward the passenger side tire. There is a small flap on the left of the filter that you will have to push out of the way to get your hand on the top of the filter. I recommend jacking up that side of the car a few inches to get your arm in there. I also recommend using a FRAM filter, that way you can take advantage of the top grip feature so that you can get a much better grip on the filter and remove it very easily. Remember to "moisten" the gasket on the new filter before installing it. The Sonata takes 5 quarts of whatever premium oil you want to use, however, I cannot recommend a brand without starting an argument. I believe the car manual call for 5w30, but I have used 10w30 with no issues. Best of luck...

Oil return lines from head may be partially plugged and oil runs down into cylinder over night - it is burned on start-up

2002 RAV-4...... have never seen an in-line filter, service manual indicates that it is an "in-tank" filter. Usually big bucks $$$ (maybe $300-400 service fee.) If the car stutters on acceleration and picks up with pressing pedal down further, pull off air in-take "to engine" and spray with carb cleaner in and around neck to remove sludge in the throttle body area, wipe clean. Spray into again with engine running to clean further down inside. Service Tech at Toyota Dealer says that they have "almost never " seen a fuel filter problem with this car, usually just dirty in-takes.

Under the car RITard...

60,000 miles. "k" refers to 1,000.

get under the car and look up between the engine and the fire wall u cant miss it go under the car and look up between the fire wall and the engine u cant miss it rooney:P

Here's some instructions w/ pictures for parts of it:

http://www.carstereohelp.com/stereoremovalToyRav4.htm

No, It will cost you $$$ to swap that it. The b16 is from Honda. You can go 4age 20v Blacktop, 4agze, 4age Slivertop, 4efte, 3sgte, 2zzge, or 1zzfe with supercharger. Those all depends where you live, emission wise.

It is mounted on the upper front of the engine. It is a canister type.

first of course take tire off, the off pull the caliper break pads and all should be two bolts more than likely an Allen head, they will be on the back side of the caliper, when you get the caliper out of your way, then you can remove the rotor sometime the fall off with a slight pull with your hand if not, take a hammer and don't hit the rotor to hard hit it on top first it should move and possibly come off if not spin the hub were you can now hit the bottom the rotor should fall off the studs and then slide the new on in its place, when putting the caliper back on screw like two lug nuts back on it will hold the rotor in place while you mount the caliper back on the take the lugs of the studs and put the tire on and your ready to go

The maximum cargo capacity of the 2001 Toyota RAV4 is 68.3 cu.ft..

pick ur nose!

6.5 quarts.

Brake pads worn out, ot bad wheel bearings.

the dimmer switch that controls your gauge lights does this. push it all the way up and if they are operational they will turn on

I am no mechanic by any means but I do know a little, I have changed brakes before in my time but mostly on small cars and one blazer that I had. Usually the rotors are held on by the brake calipers, the unit that houses the brake pads. Look behind the caliper in order to find the 2 bolts that support the whole unit, be sure they are the correct ones and carefully remove them by means of a wrench, socket or alien key. Once you have removed the brake caliper place it down carefully without rupturing or twisting the brake line. You bay have to pry open the brake pads or make space between the disk and brake pads by moving the brake piston back into the caliper housing like a turtle would put its head back into its shell in order to loosen off the caliper. Be careful not to damage the rubber seal located around the piston head. Once you have loosened the caliper and have laid it down away from the rotor, the rotor should easily be pulled off. Have a small hammer to softly hit it from behind if you need to do so.

The batteriy is under the cowling passenger side moter compartment

At the side of the transmission on AWD.

The 2003 Toyota RAV4 has double overhead cam (DOHC).

The 2012 Toyota RAV4 has 38.3 in. of rear leg room.

The gas tank on the 2001 Toyota RAV4 holds 14.7 gal..

The 2001 ToyotaÊRAV 4J is a basic model with no rear spoiler. The Toyota 2001 RAV L is the limited edition model with a 5 speed manual engine.

if you are doing backyard repair locate the ac low pressure line its the big ac line at firewall then find fitting with blue cap go to parts store and get refrig kit follow instructions on can