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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [heytomsequoia]
Written by: momoman on Jul 22, 2011 6:51:53 AM
I just wanted to thank everyone, especially heytomsequoia for all the information posted. I have a 2001 Seq. and the plastic handle broke after 11 years so I guess I was lucky it lasted that long! A few things: 1) Be patient. I broke 1 of the plastic trim clips on the license plate trim cover that holds the latch handle. The clips cost $2.50 to $7.50 EACH at the dealer ... Read More
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toyota sequoia hatch back lock problem
Written by: saadat1 on Jun 1, 2012 6:07:42 AM
OK guys,first of all, Thank you very much for helping each other.With your help and advice I was able to to open the hatchback of my 2004 sequoia. What i fount out was that my handle and wire were not broken.My lock had frozen.After removing the panel etc. I found a black plastic cover on the lock.After hard work i was able to feel, with my fingers, 2 small screws holding ... Read More
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Re: toyota sequoia 2004 [rasha95]
Written by: saadat1 on May 21, 2012 6:06:56 AM
once you see the wire from the latch to the lock.You will see a lever where the wire is connected to the lock.Pull this lever towards the driver side and push hard on the door to open.The lock mechanism is frozen by the dirt and rust.Once you pull the lever the lock is released and you just need to force the door open. I sat inside and pushed the door out ... Read More
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Re: toyota sequoia 2004 [saadat1]
Written by: rasha95 on May 20, 2012 3:44:26 PM
saadat1- I got one of the electrical connections to disconnect but not the other, I didnt know there were two little screws so I cut my plastic box in half. Anyways, after you get past the black box, I'm still at a loss. The latch is self contained and not exposed once the black box is off. Anyone know where to go from here?
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toyota sequoia 2004
Written by: saadat1 on May 20, 2012 2:18:12 PM
i was able to locate to small screws holding the plastic cover of the latch on my hatch back. now i cannot remove the electrical connection from it so as to remove the plastic cover and finally open my hatch back which is not opening.the cable is intact and the door handle is not broken
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [peterson70]
Written by: ryno27 on Mar 10, 2011 5:55:02 PM
There were two nylon plugs below that I didn't see, so I crimped them and pushed the cover out. It came right off. The nylon plugs were actually the 2 lower bottom bolts for the license plate. Mission accomplished! Thanks
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [ryno27]
Written by: peterson70 on Feb 23, 2011 1:11:04 AM
Have you removed the license plate itself, this must be done as the plate bolts double as ab way of holding the cover to the tail gate.......just a thought. The last time I had to repair my latch I actually had to grind the license plate bolts off as they rusted over time.
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [heytomsequoia]
Written by: ryno27 on Feb 22, 2011 9:02:53 PM
Hi heytomsequoia, First off, I would like to thank you for your detailed repair information! I just bought a used 2006 Limited for our new family. It has 60k and I am experiencing similari issue with the rear door. I am not very mechanically inclined, but with our newborn twins, I need to save money, so I gave it a shot. I successfully removed the bottom latch, cleaned it up, went ... Read More
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Brand New handle installed but won't open after closing the door.
Written by: bedista2001 on Feb 14, 2012 12:29:07 PM
I have this frustrating problem that after waiting for my order to arrive (it took 15 days to arrive here in California, and replacing the rear door handle that took me 2.5 hours, it won't open. It's now brand new handle and when I shut the door to retest again, the rear door won't open. It freaked me out that now I don't know what else to do. I am already ... Read More
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [peterson70]
Written by: juanjohnny on Oct 28, 2010 9:38:52 AM
I'm having the same problems with my Sequora. It sounds like the lock is unlocking but the handle is not working. How were you able to lower the spare tire? Also, what did you have to do to cut off or remove the bolts to the latch. I
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [peterson70]
Written by: varocketry on Sep 29, 2010 6:20:00 AM
I think that would be the mother of all PITAs. I feel for you. Here's my suggestion. I have used an aircraft grade penetrating oil made by KANOLABS (kanolabs.com) on really tough jobs such as OXYGEN SENSOR removal. It's called Kroil/AeroKroil. Way better than WD40. PENETRATING-LUBRICATING OILS Kroil/AeroKroil Loosens Frozen Metal Parts! My suggestion is to liberally soak the latch mechanism from inside the door in this KROIL a couple of ... Read More
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [walesgrom]
Written by: peterson70 on Sep 29, 2010 4:41:48 AM
If your door is still not opening after pulling the cable the problem may be the actual latch at the bottom of the door. I had this issue once and it was not fun. What I had to do to get the door open was lower the spare tire, which was not easy itself becasue have to reach through the spare tire to turn the mechanism to lower the spare since ... Read More
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [lockman14]
Written by: walesgrom on Sep 28, 2010 4:07:11 PM
I'm having the same problem as everyone and have taken the panel off of the door and removed the latch cable but when i pull on the cable the door will not open. It sounds line the power lock is working but I dont know for sure. also my plastic latch is good so I am past that point. Any help would be GRREAT. Thanks Walesgorm
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [paulperkins]
Written by: steve_ on Aug 23, 2010 6:52:14 PM
Even better, just post in here. We all benefit when a problem is discussed on the open forum. Thanks.
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [heytomsequoia]
Written by: paulperkins on Aug 23, 2010 6:23:07 PM
Kudos, Heytomsequoia, for doing a great job documenting the process of replacing the broken Sequoia rear door latch. Having just done this job myself today, my only comments to add to Tom's are that: First: In the 2nd paragraph of his instructions, Tom states that you need to take ALL of the trim off including the top trim. Though he is correct that you need to pop out the interior rear ... Read More
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [heytomsequoia]
Written by: lockman14 on Jul 21, 2010 9:51:21 AM
There is actually an easier way to open the tailgate. Roll the rear window down and use a wedge, you can make one out of wood real easy or buy one made out of hard rubber for a couple of dollars. Carefully put the wedge between the inside weatherstripping and the glass. It doesn't take a lot to to make a small 1/4 inch gap that will allow you to look ... Read More
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [heytomsequoia]
Written by: sportsjunkie on Jun 21, 2010 10:02:13 PM
I forgot to ask you if you ended up going with a metal latch or the plastic latch. Will either one work?
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [heytomsequoia]
Written by: sportsjunkie on Jun 21, 2010 9:26:38 PM
Thank you so so much for the information...the rear hatch lever on my 2003 sequoia just broke this evening :(
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [maspieta]
Written by: heytomsequoia on Jun 3, 2010 11:20:59 AM
Well my 2003 Sequoia's rear latch broke and my power rear window works intermittently. I figured I would warn folks that it was not the easiest repair to replace this latch, but I guess since I purchased the latch on Amazon.com for $23 including shipping I did save myself at least $175 to $375 depending on hearing that the dealer wants between $200 and $500 for the repair. Hope you have ... Read More
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [larryc182]
Written by: maspieta on Apr 29, 2010 6:56:12 PM
Update on the Sequoia rear latch. After calling Toyota to see if there was a recall on the latch and receiving a negative response; I bought the part thinking I would fix it on my own upon reading how expensive it was to replace. I was wrong. I was able to have the part replaced by the local dealer for $100 plus the part which was around $100. I checked on ... Read More
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [jab217]
Written by: larryc182 on Apr 29, 2010 11:07:15 AM
how did the repair go? i have 2002 SR5 on which the rear latch and window do not work. wondering where you got the part? how you got to the rear latch. i don't see any access points?? i would appreciate any insights, thanks
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [jab217]
Written by: showemright on Feb 28, 2010 1:52:10 PM
i ended up pulling out that broken black plastic mechanism that was attached to the lift latch with a pair of pliers , then i unlocked doors to vehicle the i inserted a phillips head srew drinder into hole where i removed the plastic piece o felt around until it seemed like i was on top of something then i pulled crew driver handle upwards towards me doing this made the ... Read More
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [jab217]
Written by: mrbee25 on Feb 10, 2010 7:26:18 AM
TOYOTA IS SAYING THIS IS NOT A RECALL PROBLEM. I'M ONLY ONE TO COMPLAIN ABOUT THIS, SO SINCE THEY ARE COMING FORWARD WITH ALL THE OTHER PROBLEM THAT THEY BEEN COVERING UP MAYBE WE COULD GET THEIR ATTENTION ON THIS PROBLEM CALL TOYOTA AND LET THEM KNOW THEN YOUR STATES ATTORNEY LET THEM KNOW WE HAVE A SERIOUS PROBLEM HERE. oh where did you get the handle for 25 the cheapest ... Read More
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [mrbee25]
Written by: jab217 on Feb 9, 2010 7:27:43 PM
I have a 2001 and I am replacing mine for a 2nd time tomorrow. Problem is my window doesn't work at the time so I have to tear into it with the door down and window up( not much room to move around). It's a pain but doing it yourself is far less painful than a $500 replacement bill. I got a replacement latch for under $25 on line and it ... Read More
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [balwinderd]
Written by: labren on Jan 18, 2010 8:36:46 PM
I too have replaced the door handle on 2001. They are approx. $70.00 at dealer. Remove rear inside panel and take cable off of handle. Then you must remove your license plate and remove rear outside panel to get handle off. The little clip breaks. I don't understand why this isn't made off medal instead of plastic.
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [balwinderd]
Written by: mrbee25 on Jan 5, 2010 11:40:10 AM
YOU CAN'T YOU ALSO CAN'T GET TO YOUR SPARE TIRE. THE DEALER AND 500.00 DOLLARS. THIS HAS HAPPEN TO ME THREE TIMES. I THINK WE SHOULD BAND TOGETHER AND GET TOYOTA TO FIX THESE LOCK FREE OF CHARGE BUT ONE PERSON WON'T DO CALL THE FTC AND MAKE A COMPLAINT THEY TOLD ME THE MORE PEOPLE CALL IN THE ARE IN A BETTER POSITION TO FORCE TOYOTA HAND AND SOLVE THIS ... Read More
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [balwinderd]
Written by: mrbee25 on Jan 5, 2010 11:32:05 AM
I have a 2002 also and have the same problem not once but three times already, I have complanit to toyota and they would do nothing all the while the dealers are laughing al the way to the bank (the first time it was repair under warranty the next time about two years later it cost me 500.00 this time I'm going to try to fix it my self ) but ... Read More
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2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems
Written by: deniseelder on Nov 3, 2009 4:14:31 AM
When I went to pick up the replacement handle under warranty, my husband ran into the driver from Toyota who was delivering the handle to my mechanic. During a short conversation, the driver told my husband that he "delivered that particular part all the time". And this is not a large metro area. Tell me this isn't a recall issue--but why would they recall when they are making megabucks on the ... Read More
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [peterson70]
Written by: deniseelder on Nov 2, 2009 7:39:31 AM
My rear door hatch just broke for the 3rd time (had it replaced in June 2009--lasted for 4 months). Found out by calling Toyota at 800-331-4331 that the cheap piece of inferior plastic (sold for around $70) was warranted for 12 months. At least I'll get the part for free this time. Please everyone call and file your complaints maybe we can get it recalled.
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2004 Toyota Back Lift Latch stopped working
Written by: maspieta on Aug 29, 2009 3:33:18 PM
I have a 2004 Toyota Sequoia, the rear window stopped working about a year ago, the back latch just stopped working this week and the door will not stay closed. I called Toyota requesting help as this seems like a safety issue; no recall. The Oxygen Sensor has also gone bad. I bought the Toyota based on reliability and reputation. Lol! Does anyone know where I can buy the latch and ... Read More
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [peterson70]
Written by: lbrenneman on Oct 27, 2008 2:20:00 PM
Thank you! I have a tail light out so I need to change the bulb and can't do that until I open the hatch. Thanks, again.
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [lbrenneman]
Written by: peterson70 on Oct 27, 2008 4:27:49 AM
What you'll need to do is put the rear window all the way down and pry the panel off from the top(bottom of window). Get your fingers underthe trim and pry back gently. If you take care you will only bend metal clips holding the trim in place. After doing this you will be able to remove entire panel, remove inner panel than actuate the latch mechanism by hand.
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [balwinderd]
Written by: lbrenneman on Oct 26, 2008 1:55:49 PM
I have a 2004 with the rear hatch not opening. The window works. I don't see where the inside panel comes off. Any help? Thanks!
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [balwinderd]
Written by: sjp4368 on Oct 25, 2008 5:54:09 PM
I have a 2002 Sequoia with 125000 miles and ran into this problem several times while under warranty. It is definitely a defect. However, the last time I took it in to get fixed, the dealer tried to blame the window tracking system. It was all rusted out and corroded. Told me they could fix it for $700! I am now in the process of having the back latch replaced along ... Read More
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [peterson70]
Written by: balwinderd on Sep 2, 2008 8:01:02 AM
Peterson70, how do you remove the Latching Mechanism when the hatch door is closed and I cannot open it? I think my Lock Actuator is broken so I have to open the hatch door first and then replace the part inside the hatch door. I already took off all the panels inside the hatch door so I can access the cable and everything.
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [peterson70]
Written by: balwinderd on Sep 2, 2008 7:58:05 AM
I have 2002 sequoia and my lift door does not open now. I took off all the panels on the inside and I see the cable is fine but somehow the electronic lock is locked. I cannot get the electronic part to unlock so I can open the lift gate. How do you UNlock when your cable is fine but door does not UN lock when I press the remote botton? ... Read More
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [nick621]
Written by: peterson70 on Aug 13, 2008 2:13:51 PM
Since the itital handle I broke on my hatch, I just had the latching mechanism on the bottom of the hatch door seize up and would not latch. I pulled apart the hatch door and removed the latching mechanism, It was all rusted and would not move. I drilled out the rivets and whick hold the latch together and from all the salt used up here in Michingan the internals of ... Read More
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [ichiro51]
Written by: nick621 on Aug 13, 2008 1:06:13 PM
I also have a 2004 limited with the same problems. The rear window stop working all together about a year ago. On 08/12/2008 I shut the rear door and the latch broke. I called the Toyota dealership and of course this part is not under warranty. I will definitely call Toyota's 1-800 # to make a complaint. I believe the latch is a defect, this vehicle is hardly used.
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Re: 2004 Toyota Sequoia Rear Hatch Door Problems [03sequoia]
Written by: ichiro51 on Jun 11, 2008 8:35:55 PM
Not an electrical short! There is much trouble shooting that would be needed. You may have no choice but to bring it to a Toyota dealer. Be prepared to pay $$$ for them to look at it. Good luck!
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Re: Buy 2004 Sequoia at Lease End? [canddmeyer]
Written by: baseballmom97 on Oct 11, 2007 3:11:56 PM
Thanks for the input so far. Here's another interesting twist to the situation: We stopped by the Toyota dealer today to have the service department look at the plastic that is peeling off the rear bumper to see if it is covered under warranty. While we were waiting for the service manager, I walked onto the sales floor and ended up speaking to the general manager of the dealership about when ... Read More
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Re: Buy 2004 Sequoia at Lease End? [baseballmom97]
Written by: canddmeyer on Oct 10, 2007 2:19:00 PM
Toyota's usually have a premium resale value, so I wouldn't worry about it even if gas skyrocketed. I'd expect the value 3 years down the road to be more than 50% of what it is today. Since you are getting an Acadia, your husband could borrow that when it snows, and you two could pursue another economical vehicle to replace the Acura if gas prices got you worried. The Sequoia seems ... Read More
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Re: Buy 2004 Sequoia at Lease End? [canddmeyer]
Written by: baseballmom97 on Oct 10, 2007 6:48:08 AM
Tidester, sorry for posting in a few different topic threads. I wasn't sure where it belonged and some topics seem to be more active than others. Yes, I think the dealer should restore the vehicle to usable condition but that is also why you should have a mechanic check out a used vehicle you buy or make sure it is certified preowned. Canddmeyer, thanks for your input -- yes, we think ... Read More
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Re: Buy 2004 Sequoia at Lease End? [baseballmom97]
Written by: canddmeyer on Oct 10, 2007 2:17:50 AM
If your Sequoia has been dependable and you believe the price is fair, then by all means make the purchase. It's probably a safer long term bet dollar for dollar than buying a replacement vehicle. New tires and brakes (if needed) are normal expenses. Repairs are definitely less expensive in the short term than purchasing new and making 5 more years of vehicle payments. The negative is if you don't have ... Read More
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Re: Buy 2004 Sequoia at Lease End? [baseballmom97]
Written by: tidester on Oct 9, 2007 9:56:05 PM
This probably belongs in the Toyota Sequoia Lease Questions discussion and you should try not to post the same message in many different topcs. As to your questions, I have another one! :) When you buy a car at the end of a lease does the dealer have an obligation to restore the car to "sellable condition," i.e. to replace or repair worn and defective parts? tidester, host SUVs and Smart ... Read More
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Buy 2004 Sequoia at Lease End?
Written by: baseballmom97 on Oct 9, 2007 6:31:57 PM
Our lease is up in two months on our 2004 Sequoia. I will be replacing it with a GMC Acadia. However, my husband is thinking of replacing his 1999 Acura RL sedan with 93,000 miles. He is hoping to sell this for $8,000 - $9,000. He really needs something that is good in snow and on ice because he is an ER doctor and works very odd hours when the snow ... Read More
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VSC/TRAC OFF/ ABS LIGHT ON
Written by: trdsequoia on Mar 4, 2006 8:19:56 AM
Hello to all, I've been trying to find out info about what could maybe be the problem with my Sequoia. I bought the car in 2004 and have had the following problems. My VSC/TRAC OFF and ABS light are constantly on now and have been for about 4 months. Usually they would only come on when I would have the heat on for a while then I would turn off and ... Read More
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warranty claims on my 2004 Sequioa SR5 4WD
Written by: toyotasr5 on Feb 24, 2006 6:58:24 AM
Since Toyota wont give details on warranty claims overall, I'm interested in other Sequoia owner warranty claims. 1) Rotors warped - dealer shaved and rotated 2) battery kept dying - dealer found bad cell - replaced 3) left tail light bulb burned out - dealer replaced NOW anomolies dealer hasnt resolved. 1) sticky ignition - turn to start position, and starts, but switch sticks there and keeps starter on, has happened ... Read More
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Re: Tire Life Expectancy? [oxx93]
Written by: toyotasr5 on Feb 23, 2006 1:29:04 PM
Just this past weekend I had to replace a tire after a flat. Tireplus said I needed all the Bridgestone Dueler HT tires replaced, on original on my 2004 Sequoia SR5 4x4 due to tread wear. I had 31,000 miles on them. Maybe Toyota should invest in tires rated for a SUV that weighs soooo much. THEN, the Dueler HT "type" is no longer available, so purchased 4 new tires for ... Read More
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Re: Sequoia Factory Alarm Problem [workoart]
Written by: superduc on Feb 20, 2006 7:19:47 PM
I had a similar issue. My alarm would go off when unlocking the doors. The problem was intermittent. The dealer could only get it to go off a couple of times but had no answer so they replaced the remotes. This did not help. I did some searching on the web and found a Toyota Service Bulletin sent to the dealers addressing this problem, a bad alarm ECU (computer module). I ... Read More
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Re: VSC & loss of acceleration [rynick2]
Written by: pinkie on Feb 7, 2006 5:18:00 PM
Hi -- new to the site here, but have been a Toyota driver for 22 years -- Picups, Camrys, 4-Runners, Siennas and now our ill-fated 2004 Sequoia. We've experienced acceleration issues/VSC lights as well as "Brake" lights since our vehicle was new. Dealer gave us the same answers as I've witnessed on others' input in this site... We're going to trade in our Sequoia for another vehicle...any ideas for an eight ... Read More
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Re: Acceleration fades on turns [pphillips]
Written by: cowboylou on Jan 11, 2006 6:48:31 PM
We have a 2004 Sequoia that has been doing the fade on acceleration for at least 18 months. Been to two different dealers four times for solution to problem....nothing. Today they told me this was "normal" according to Toyota and did not require repair. I am at my wit's end with these folks. Bought a pricey Toyota SUV to avoid bugs and silly quirks, but look what we got. Safety is ... Read More
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Re: VSC & Trac Control Lights on [terri5017]
Written by: illiniwin on Sep 20, 2005 5:12:10 PM
I HAVE A 2004 TOYOTA SEQUOIA LIMITED THAT I JUST PURCHASED AT THE END OF AUGUST W/ 48,000 MILES. IT IS A CERTIFIED CAR. SINCE THE DAY I BROGHT IT HOME FROM THE DEALER, THE VSX OFF, VSX TRAC & BRAKE LIGHT ON THE DASH BOARD ALL STAY LIT UP. I HAVE IT BACK TO THE DEALER 3 TIMES & IT IS STILL NOT FIXED. I ALSO HAVE NOTICED A PROBLEM ... Read More
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Re: Excessive Sulfur Dioxide Odor TSB [bama2]
Written by: juanita on Aug 24, 2005 7:46:10 PM
I have recently purchased a 2005 Sequoia. It has 1800 miles on it. To date it has been back to the dealer 3 times in 2 months. Once for the radio static, then the air conditioning not blowing cold and now it is back at the dealership for the rotten egg smell when you accelerate. From what I am reading now and what the service advisor tells me, the problem occurs ... Read More
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Toyota Sequoia Head Lamp Question
Written by: donaldvf on Jul 7, 2005 11:18:12 AM
Several weeks ago the battery on my 2004 Sequoia discharged. It seems since then that I have lost the function that automatically shuts off the headlights when the car is locked or if it is left unattended. Is this sensible and can it be restored without having to make a visit to my distant dealer? Thanks in advance Don
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2004 sequoia tire problems
Written by: exmurr on Sep 22, 2004 6:10:37 AM
I leased a 2004 sequoia limited a few weeks ago and have been disappointed with the quality of the ride at highway speeds. There's a noticeable vibration in the center console, seats, and door arm rests which drives me nuts. I've taken it into service twice for rebalancing and have gone out on test drives with the service director. They tell me there's nothing wrong with it ("it's a truck") but ... Read More
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Some Info on Catalytic Converter
Written by: jj35 on Sep 14, 2004 10:26:58 AM
After some research, I found this article http://www.cleveland.com/business/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/bus- - iness/1090056830180623.xml titled "Customers driven to make a stink - After delay, Toyota responds to complaints about smelly cars", Saturday, July 17, 2004, Christopher Jensen, Plain Dealer Auto Editor. It says this about the stink: “About 4 million vehicles are covered by a series of technical service bulletins sent to dealers about the problem starting in May. The bulletins do not mean all ... Read More
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Re: 2004 Sequoia Sounds Like Diesel [kiddogo]
Written by: bp3959 on Sep 9, 2004 5:33:20 PM
Sorry to misdiagnose so badly, but bad wheel bearings is quite a different sound than a diesel, I'm glad to see your problem was found and is being fixed though. I'm wondering how both rear wheel bearings could go out at the same time with such low mileage, I've never seen that before, and wouldn't expect to see it in a Toyota. I'm guessing they gave you a camry for the ... Read More
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Re: 2004 Sequoia Sounds Like Diesel [bp3959]
Written by: kiddogo on Sep 9, 2004 4:34:02 PM
Well we took it to the Toyota dealer and they said the engine is fine but they need to replace both sets or rear wheel bearings. Parts are on order and it must have been pretty bad. My wife was not allowed to take the car for the rest of the day to run her errands. They did provide her a free loaner. Stay tuned
