Toyota Sequoia

The maximum tosing capacity of the 2014 Toyota Sequoia is 7400 lbs..

Well that can vary a lot, but on average I would say 360 miles per tank. The on-board 'miles until empty' feature is quite accurate when you are about to run out of gas.

1. Buy the correct-fit replacements. The 2004 Toyota Highlander takes a special 12" rear wiper blade for the special rear arm. You may have to go to your dealer or you may want to look into "Trico Exact Fit Rear Integral Blades" that fit these new special arms - you can find them online. (there may be others available too)

The good news is - specialized rear arms do not automatically mean the wiper blade is difficult to change - it just means you need to get the right blade for easy (and successful) installation.

Correct replacement windshield wiper blades are not only correct length, but also correct attachment. Never just buy by length only. Always lookup your vehicle in an application guide at the store or now-a-days you can 'lookup wiper size' online. The key to an easy install is correct size/correct part numbers.

2. The new replacement wiper will have step-by-step, illustrated instructions for removal and installation. Take your new wiper blade and instructions out to your vehicle and physically get the old and new wipers in your hands and take a look. The instructions will make 100% sense once you're looking and touching them.

3. Most wiper replacements snap off and on, do not require tools and take approximately 2-15 minutes.

No, there is a controller that makes the rear window go up and down. You need to remove the plastic cover which snaps in place. Second, you will see a controller labeled "Toyota MPX Door." This is the control/relay that sends the voltage to the window motor. Mine went bad, and had to be replaced. Many are fooled by this and think that the window motor is bad, when in all actuallity, it is the relay.

Also - try inserting the ignition into the rear door lock while turning to the right. The lock raises and lowers the rear window independent of the interior or remote key switch operations.

The 2007 Toyota Sequoia has a 5-speed automatic.

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Cut the wires on the old fixture and splice wires from new receptacle

Unless you need to access the control switch that moves the mirror you should only have to remove that black triangle shaped panel that is located on the inside portion of the door just on the other side of the mirror. If you need to take the door panel off?;; Take the plastic reflector plate off the bottom corner of the door off and remove the screw, if there is one in there. There is one more screw located right under the inside door handle, take that one out as well. Grab a really flat screwdriver and slowly slide it in between the platic and the metal of the door and slowly pull out. If you start with the bottom two corners it will be easier. There are pull out clips located on the left, bottom and front of the panel. It is something like three on each side and four or five equally spaced out. Once all the clips are out you have to lift the door panel upwards(BECAREFUL-there are cables connected to the window and lock switches. When you reinstall the panel make sure you get the door pin back through that little hole when you lower the panel back over that window lip. Hope this helps.

Check the door switches to make sure they are functioning correctly. (you will find them near the door hinges) If the door switches are not working correctly, they will keep the dome lights from going off. Note: The switches are N/C (if you understand the technical term "Normally closed") which means that if you press the switch it will open the connection, causing the dome light to turn off. IF you release the switch, this causes the connection to close thus turning the dome light on. Send email at: Thedoughman2006@aol.com

The only front dash speakers in a 2001 Accord EX are the tweeters. They simply pry out, and you can cut the wires to disable them and then put some really awesome Pioneer 6 1/2" 3-ways in the doors. It was an improvement! However, once you have your tweeters out, you can see the size they are and how to replace them as you see fit. The doors really aren't that hard to get apart, and the factory door speakers are woefully inadequate. Whatever you decide to do, good luck, have fun, happy Honda motoring, and Rock on!! Oh, and be sure to install your new speakers in phase.

I think it might be VIP for the security system. The microphone is a GBS Glass Break Sensor

Sounds like a bearing is going in one of the components - probably alternator, water pump, tensioner, or idler pulley

They don't make it easy to change the tail/brake light. You have to first pop out the pins holding the liner down and pull back the trunk lining behind the tail light you need to replace. There are three bolts under the lining that are holding the lamp fixture in. After you remove these, gently pull the lamp fixture out and un-clip the wires (there are plastic clips that lock the wires in place). Then, take each bulb out by turning the "knob" half-way counter-clockwise. The bulb will just slide out. Be sure NOT to touch the glass of the new bulb (use a paper towel or cloth) as the oil from your fingers will cause the bulb to shatter when it lights up. Now, put everything back together! Good luck!

The 2002 Toyota Sequoia is 6 ft. 4.4 in. (76.4 in.)12V front, 12V rear and 12V cargo area power outlet(s) wide.

you have to remove the glovebox entirely. when you do there will be a fairly large plastic box exposed. on that box you'll see a small door or hatch (approx 2"x8") there may be tabs to push in or a little tab sticking out that you can pull on to remove the door. inside is a small drawer that holds the filter. replace it the same way it came out.

If it's the gas tank hatch. it could just be the small metal that pushes the cover out once the lock has been released. you can bend this a little more wider. enough to have tension to push the gas tank cover out. It happened on my Sequoia once.

I'f it's not the station wagon model, open your trunk, undo the fasteners that hold the carpet to the backside of the tail light lenses, or if this isn't there, once in your trunk look at the back of the lenses, they should be held in place by the bulbs mounted friction tabs. Carefully but firmly rotate the bulbs in the "lefty loosey" direction and the bulb should come right out.

remove and screws around the head unit (CD player) than just pop out the plastic modling around it then unplug the plug N play device and an RCA and REM cords...let me know is you need directions for removal of a complete system

The maximum tosing capacity of the 2005 Toyota Sequoia is 6500 lbs..

There are 4 of them. Two on each exhaust pipe. One will be before the catalytic converter and one will be after. Bank 2 is on the passenger side of the car. Bank 1 is on the drivers side. position 1 is in front of the cat position is behind the cat. Each sensor is referred to by bank 1 sensor 2, etc etc. You have to get at them from under the car. The rear ones are easy to remove the front ones can be an absolute nightmare sometimes. Good Luck.

For a 2001 Toyota Sequoia, the factory and spark plug manufacturer recommended gap is .032" (.813mm). The spark plug manufacturer's recommended torque for flat-seated plugs / aluminum heads is 20-30 n-M (15-22 ft lbs), but double check your owner's manual (if available) to be sure.

The tail lights are accessed through the rear inside of car. 1. open back hatch. 2. remove cover plates on inside rear of trunk trim. 3. remove the nuts holding the rear light assembly. 4. remove bulb holder(twist lock mount) and remove bulb. To re-install do in reverse. SEE PICTURE: http://www.stealth316.com/images/mitchell/s-parts-15.gif

There is a sensor that is in the overflow bottle that may be bad causing the "low coolant light" to illuminate. The coolant level switch is located on the bottom side of the coolant tank. The switch contains a reed switch and a magnetic float. When the coolant level is normal, the float rests away from the reed switch, causing the switch to be open. When the coolant level decreases in the coolant recovery tank below a specified level, the float rests on the reed switch and the switch closes, illuminating the LOW COOLANT light. The coolant level switch is a part of the coolant tank. If the switch needs to be replaced, the coolant tank must be replaced.

The 2007 Toyota Sequoia has a 27 degrees angle of approach.