Toyota RAV4

The shaft, chassis, ball jonts, etc are lubricated for life

On the 1998 Corvette, the odometer is digital. It should show up digitally right under the speedometer.

It's located on the right side of the engine, and easy to get to from underneath. If it is a 4x4 it will be a messy job because of the skid plates.

If the light is really old or been subject to chemical abuse by the pool water then you will probably have to replace the light. If the light is in good shape you can get a screw extractor from the hardware store just be careful not to strip the threads out!

No, this sound excessive to me and would be in my area. OEM type rotors are around $100 for the set of 2. Pads are around $50. Labor should be around $130. So a price of $250-$300 would not be excessive.

The horn on a 1997 Toyota Rav 4 can be replaced. To replace it located the horn on the inside of the bumper. Loosen the mounting bolts and unplug the wiring. Replace the unit.

It's on the driver side next the valvue covers towards the firewall. It's a black housing with a 27 mm looking nut on it.

on the 2.0, its right under ther altenator. you can't see it from the top, get under the car, it is on the passenger side on the engine near the oil pan

Trouble code P1130 means: Air-Fuel Sensor Circuit Range/Performance

2009 RAV- Just did it today, not easy I'm afraid. First, get yourself a small flathead screwdriver. Pull the plastic covers off the floor brackets to expose bolts( 2 in front, 3 in rear) and remove the bolts obviously. There's a cylinder looking thing at the back of seat that houses cable ends to the seatback release, pull the grey clip off it. Now tip seat on its side for the F'n sucky part. Remove cylinder housing from seat mount, tiny flathead screwdriver to pry tabs up helps. Now moving toward front of seat you'll see another rectangular thing with a red tab in it. Remove that from seat mount as well like the cylinder housing. In rectangle thing, pull red tab out enough to release it from threads and push the cable back toward the cylinder and push red clip back down to hold in place. pull tops off both sides of to see what's going on in cylinder. Wiggle the cylinder around now it should be more slack and you'll see a opening in side that you can slide cable/end nut out, use your screwdriver to manipulate. It should pop out eventually or you can just muscle out of the top of the cylinder. If you've worked on bike brakes before, it's a lot like that. On the bigger seat there's a seatbelt you'll need to unhook from the bottom, push a flathead screwdriver in side slot ot release it. * You'll want a really small flathead screwdriver to reassemble the cylinder mechanism and some patience. The engineer had a cruel sense of humor when he/she thought that connection up on the seatback release, turns a 10 min seat pulling job into 30min, more if you don't know what the hell your doing at first!

It's removed from inside the rear compartment. Open the rear hatch and on the inside of the light you will find a snap-off cover. open it and remove the light assembly with a 1/4 turn. The bulb assembly should pop out

Can you tow a Toyota rav 4 behind a motorhomr

The drivetrain warranty of the 2004 Toyota RAV4 is 5 yr./ 60000 mi..

The maximum payload of the 2013 Toyota RAV4 is 900 lbs..

2009 Toyota RAV4 rear wiper blade replacement procedure is extremely simple once you find the hard-to-get special rear wiper blade. See sources and related links below for installation videos and wiper information.

No, it can not be disables as in other cars like VW. In Toyota models (all), it can only be reset to accept new keys.

Out of gas, blown fuel pump fuse, bad fuel pump, bad fuel pump relay, clogged fuel filter, loose or corroded wiring, defective fuel pressure regulator, or in rare instances a defective computer.

After my 2001 Rav 4's engine light was on for two years(...yes, after changing two $150-$200 sensors, 5 failed imspections, $250.00 fine for not passing inspection which lead to not being able to renew registration, 6 tickets for no current inspection/registration), Toyota finally sent me letter to say there was a recall on the check engine light. It took them approximately 30 ,imutes to fix the problem after two years of lost time and money...not to mention my driving record credibility (yes, the police can be nasty and give you a ticket more than once the same problem, even if you have a ticket in your hand frrom the same week...speaking from experience!)

Looking at the motor, it is directly in front. It looks like a power steering pump reservoir canister but is the oil cartridge filter housing.

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The gas tank on the 2006 Toyota RAV4 holds 15.9 gal..

You could try a fuel catalyst. They're different than fuel additives because they actually help your engine burn fuel more efficiently. The one I use is Fuel Infusion - www.fuelinfusion.com and I see about a 10-15% increase in MPG. Others have reported larger gains. Anyway, besides good car maintenance, a fuel catalyst is a cheap way to increase your gas mileage. Good Luck!

you'll probably need somewhere around 3 quarts. the best way is to measure the atf drained and u'll get an idea on how much of a fluid u're gonna need.. good luck

Trouble code P0755 means: A/T Shift Solenoid 'B' Malfunction (Mechanical)

There are 4 sensors on the manifoldcoming out of the engine. The highest two are the Air Fuel sensors. You can see them easily from above the engine. One is behind or in a heat shield. There are two more sensors that are lower. These sensors are the oxygen sensors. When ordering you need to know if the sensors are right hand or left hand, don't forget that is from the drivers seat not the way you face them from front of the car.