Toyota Sequoia

That is a 4.7 L engine and it requires 6.5 qts of oil when you also are changing the filter. Hope that helps!!

I have found that it usally is due to binding on the wind deflector. The best trick till you can get that resolved is to use a plastic card like a credit card or your video card, and place it in the opening just before it closes. It has to stick up high enough to go over the wind deflector and will actually act as a slide to push the deflector down as the roof goes over it. This can be a temporary or perminate solution depending on how motivated you are and the cars worth to you.

My sunroof does the same thing, but for me it is caused by the motor jamming, all i have to do is hit the motor and it closes, this works until you can rplace the motor.

Remember, the sunroof can always be manually opened and closed by removing the interior cover plate (on the ceiling) using a Torx (six lobe) driver- size T10, and then a standard screwdriver fits into the small, slotted pin located more-or-less in the center of the motor - rotating the pin one way or the other to open or close the roof.

Mine does this, and like in an above answer, it's the wind deflector. Reach out the window and above the front of the sunroof, and push it down a little while closing the sunroof. Remove your fingers as the flap starts to go down by itself.

- I just installed a new timing CHAIN on my 1997 Pontiac Transport that has a 3400 engine in it. If you get the kit at autozone that comes with the gears and new gaskets it only cost me $ 45.00.

26.4 gallons

The 2006 Toyota Sequoia's engine produces 273 hp @ 5400 rpm.

I believe the cabin air filter is located in the glove compartment. maybe behind that, You will have the check with your local parts store or with a Toyota dealer for the filter.

1985 318i (1983-1993 ) Engine code 18 4E1 is listed as being belt driven best wishes

They are called "belt molding". Don't know why and they ain't cheap to replace.

You can either slide the third row seats forward with the adjuster bar under the seat or fold and flip the seats forward so that they rest against the 2nd row

It's not as easy as it should be. This is how I did it. Pop the trunk lid. You will see one or more black knobs in the area of the tail light assembly holding the interior surface. Unscrew the knob closest to the tail light assembly. You will see also a plastic strip running along the latch sill. It is held in place by four plastic screws. These work like anchor screws for drywall. First unscrew the screw and then pop out the screw housing. I removed all four. You might get by by removing the two closest to the tail light.

Pull the interior wall away from the tail light assembly. There will not be a lot of room and you want to pull the interior away just enough to get your hand behind it. Locate the blown bulb/s and twist the bulb holder. It will come free with the bulb. The bulbs are friction fitted, just pull out of the fixture.

Assembly is the reverse of this.

Usually this is loose vent flaps being blown open and closed by the wind. With the fan switched off take a look at the vent from the outside of the house. If it has flaps they may look "closed" in calm weather but they usually just hang down loose. Then switch the fan on and you'll see the flaps "floating" on the flow of air. If the noise is really annoying then, to solve the problem, the vent can usually be changed for the kind that has a fixed open grille and no flaps at all - but then you must regularly clean the grille to keep it clear of the damp fluff that gets blown onto it from inside the bathroom, otherwise it will get blocked and you'll think the fan is useless! To get over that particular problem the more expensive extractor fans and vents have springs to hold the flaps shut when the power is switched off and a little motor or other device to open them when the fan is switched on.

The driver's sideview mirror on my 2002 Sequoia started "buzzing" and I discovered that the only way to stop is was to hold the button halfway down that folds the mirrors inward. I used a toothpick as a wedge to keep the button in the halfway down position. I have scheduled an appointment to have the mirror control button assembly replaced. The cost of the part alone is about $150.00.

No, a 2003 Toyota Tacoma does not have a cabin filter.

Sounds like your differential lock became loose. Could be caused by a rock or tree branch hitting underside. You won't be able to engage 4 wheel drive, so have it looked at.

The 2008 Toyota Sequoia has 66.4 in. of front shoulder room.

It sounds like the throttle body and associated air passages are plugged with gunk and need a cleaning. Could also be a plugged airfilter. Low battery voltage. Engine ignition timimg set wrong.

The 2010 Toyota Sequoia has a V8 engine.

The 2010 Toyota Sequoia runs on regular unleaded.

Not sure what engine you have. My pathfinder has the 3.5L engine and it has a timing chain. I've heard that the timing chain doesn't need to be replaced until the engine wears out and requires a complete rebuild.

Pull it off with your hand.

2004 Toyota Sequoia has a timing CHAIN, not belt, so I would assume that an '03 also has a chain.

The 2002 Toyota Sequoia runs on regular unleaded.

The gross weight of the 2002 Toyota Sequoia is 6500 lbs..

The 2001 Toyota Sequoia has a 4-speed automatic.