Sienna Manual Sliding Door Problem

Toyota states that this is not covered under the rear sliding door latch assembly warranty enhancement notice although detached bolts and failure of the rear sliding door to properly latch is clearly a latch assembly issue.

Sienna manual sliding door problem.

Obviously you want the one in the rear. Toyota sienna owners say the power sliding doors have problems opening and closing. Our 2004 sienna s driver side manual slider door does not latch properly. There are two door locks on one sliding door.

It s located on page bo 20 of the toyota repair manual for the 2001 sienna. Resetting the system will reprogram the battery and computer chip so that the. If the cable going to the front latch on the sliding door is broken or in my case simply dislodged inside the door the door acts as if it is frozen shut. The location for the slide door lock which also contains an electric switch is in the rear of the sliding door located mid way up door.

Started having problem with the doors on the van the front door was the first problem with a failed door cheek causing the door not to be able to be opened had to force it open and remove the door cheek due to a weld that had broken away from the door is why it failed and the second was the power sliding door on the passenger side the door quite working and then when switched into the manual. March 4 2019 a toyota sienna sliding door class action settlement has been proposed by plaintiffs and the. You can reset the power door system at home to save the time spent at a dealership service center. When that 1 cent assembly cracks the spool unwinds and the door stops working.

2 of the 3 bolts have become detached. I had a local body shop pull out the power assembly and now use the door as a manual. Youtube is removing me from their partner program because my channels don t have enough subscribers so i m g. Both manual sliding doors on my toyota sienna will not open if you can remove the inner door panel you will see a maze of cables running to the various locking points on the sliding door.

The problem is that the sliding door coil is housed inside a paper thin plastic assembly.