Toyota Sequoia

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The 2009 battery was shipped with 12V / 532 CCA (Cold Crank Amps) battery.

On a 2001 Toyota Sequoia, bank 2 refers to the side of the engine that contains cylinder 2. The Sequoia has a V8 engine, so bank 2 is located on the passenger side of the vehicle. If you're looking for components such as the oxygen sensors or spark plugs, they will also be found on this side of the engine.

The Tail light assembly needs to come off. There are 2 10mm nuts accessable though the two door panels at the rear of the trunk. once those are released, the tail light comes straight out with three guide pins disengaging from sockets in the body. You will then have full access to both stop lights and the turn signal light (2057 type)

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Romik USA manufactures a skid plate suitable for 2005-2007 Kia Sportage. These are sold for example by Korean Auto Imports,

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To remove the tailgate lock on a 1989 S-10 Blazer, first remove the cover over the inside of the tailgate by removing the bolts on the side and on the handle. Pop the vinyl away from the tailgate. Then remove the bolts holding the lock on and remove the lock.

I had this problem too, after a little search i found page with photos. Its shows how to remove car stereo from corolla, but it also answers your question. Hope this help you.

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The height of the 2014 Toyota Sequoia is 6 ft. 5 in. (77 in.).

interference engine; valves will be bent, for sure. Change at 90K miles

the best thing you could do is sell that mounaineer and get a new car, problem solved, you're welcome.

I just purchased one for my 1997 merc mountaineer, i was up under it and found that the transmission cross member makes it very hard to get to, i may have to remove the cross member and support the tranny with hyd jack while i replace it, I allready know that you will have to modify a wrench, ie: cut off or shorten so as to be able to tighten the plug. This is where one of those times where the metric matches the American size. You can use a 7/8" end wrench or a metric size which ever you prefer. If I find an easier way I will let you know. I wish you well in your endeavor.

The 2002 Toyota Sequoia has a 4-speed automatic.

How do you change the tail light on a 2001 toyota sequoia

This site has a lot of useful subaru related maintenance and modification information. http://www.scoobymods.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3291 Hope this helps. Kid

What do you mean by clear liquid?? Water? If so.... Mine leaks A LOT of condensation from the AC. I asked the dealership about it and they said that it is normal...I have not had a problem with it, ever, but I have been stopped by others who think that there is something wrong because of the amount of condensation when the AC is running... Mine is an O2.

1. Open the Trunk.

2. On the Left-side of the Right tail light assembly, & the Right-side of the Left tail light assembly: Unscrew 2 black, Phillips head screws-- one at the top and one at the bottom. If they are rusty, and won't unscrew try going to your local car store and asking them to help you. Then go to a home improvement/hardware store and purchase screws to replace those. Be sure to lubricate them with WD40 before putting them back in after your done changing the light. (We had a nightmare where the mechanic left them in rusty and it ended up stripping the screw. Also you can use something that eats away at rust like Wd40 to loosen things up. This also may make things more slippery so you know because it is a lubricant as well.)

Remember that you have to next pull back the fabric behind the tail light inside the trunk to acess things. There are little black plastic screws that you have to unscrew and pull out by hand to really get in there.

*3. Inside there are one or two screws, more like bolts. Take off only the silver (may be gold) nut-- Not the screw itself (which is attached to the light-housing, on the other side)!

4. Simply gently pull outwards.

5. If pulling outwards doesn't work, you probably have rusty screws and need to hammer them out from the inside.

6. Once you have the tail light out, from behind the assembly, remove the damaged light bulb by using a gentle turning motion, should come right out.

7. Make sure you have the replacement bulb ready and it matches the same number style on your old lightbulb.

8. Gently screw in the new bulb where the old build was.

9. Fit the tail light assembly back, rescrew things and your on your way!

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*Inside the trunk, near the corners that each tail light assembly wraps-around, there are two black plastic pieces that stick out of the metal, on the SIDE wall of the car. DO NOT attempt to remove these plastic pieces! The only hardware that needs to be removed (from either or both assembly) are the two black Phillips-head screws on the outside of the trunk, and the one gold or silver nut on the inside REAR wall.