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Why do these videos keep leaving the year of the car out of the description

😂🤣🤣 when I watch these videos the ones that finish them everything comes out and when I try to pull out a screw they don't come out I put the one in touch and nothing

Thanks bro

Very unclear explanation but thank you for trying

Thanks 😊

Which one is the black one?

What does that part do?

Thats the same mount, just branded differently. Ordered the same one lastweek from Amazon. If it fails like yours it will be sent back. OEM is the only option

Thanks! Note, from OpenAI (which linked me to the video). Disconnect the battery first for safety. Also, and this is for idiots like me, you need a magnetized socket set to get the plug out easily. I spent an extra 15 minutes looking for a workaround and finally fishing it out with a wire hanger. Yes, I’m an idiot, but most of us are.

Thank you so much, but you actually don't need to disconnect all'at. Just disconnect the battery, get it (an the pan or base) out and you'll have enough space to to pull the sensor out

What's that part do?

Really helpful, I first bought the hub bearing assembly but after seeing your video I ended up ordering just the sensor. I also bought a 2 inch diameter PVC thing from Lowes, which fits perfectly on the sensor so I can hammer it down on the hub easily.

How did you reach the bottom bolt?

Clever as fuck! Thank you. Every one of your suggestions are great.

Bro!!! saved my family trip! Thanks for the clear and direct how to!

“This device” is the throttle body. 😆

Why Not Remove that coolant pipe since you drained a bit?

No service brake mode, no greasing up the pins, no new discs or resurfacing, no proper torque specification. You are a hack butcher 🥩

Why did you do a close up shot of the dogs penis

Gotta replace all 4 on my 2grfe are those mounts holding up good my engine shakes and clunks when switching gears but that’s because my whole engine had a lot of play in debating to go and save withe the cheaper mounts from oreillys or buy the expensive ones from Toyota dealership ? Do you see noticeable difference using these cheaper mounts ?

Appreciate it

15 minutes. Everyone can do it. Toyota stealership charges good hearted people over 300$ for this. Boycott them all. That's criminal.

Thanks

What are the wires to connected to those batteries called?

Hey can you please let me know how long this lasted? I would like to know before I go and waste money on the marineweld or if I can save from buying the part now. In a crutch for money please lmk asap

Could you please share the part numbers for the front and rear brake pads you replaced in this video?

Anchor or DEA/Marmon is probably the manufacturer for the Power Torque "brand" - it's just a house brand for OReilly's that's private labeled from one of the other mount manufactuers - Pioneer, Anchor, DEA. With that part number, it's probably Anchor, which you can get from Rock Auto for 21 bucks. Any non-OE mount mount, torque mount, or transmission mounts can be really hit or miss. V6 Toyotas are really hard on these torque mounts, too, OE or not.

For those of you who do use this video, always change rotors when doing new pads. Also, it is very important to check slide pins for proper movement and re-grease or replace as necessary. Any contact points between caliper and pads need high temp grease as well. Again though, I highly recommend you not use this video at all because it is mostly wrong and very incomplete!

This guy doesnt have a clue, so do not follow this video. Most everything in this video is wrong or incomplete. If you need a video to do your brakes on this car, search for "The Car Care Nut" and this vehicle. He will show you the proper way to do brakes.

I have a 2004 Sienna. My van was running perfectly. I was sitting at a stop light, and when the light turned green, I accelerated but there was no movement. The engine just revved, which was a surprise. Luckily, I was on a decline and was able to coast through the intersection to the shoulder and stop. The check engine light was on, so I connected my OBD2 scanner and found an error related to speed sensor A. When I was able to, I looked under the van to find transmission fluid leaking. I had the car towed home and the driver thought it was the CV axle, a friend thought it might be the torque converter. Just last week I installed a new rack and pinion; everything with it was working. 1. What could have caused the transmission fluid to leak? 2. Is the issue related to the speed sensor A error code? 3. How can the specific issue with the van be diagnosed and resolved?1. What could have caused the transmission fluid to leak?

Your video worked like a charm! You helped me with my 2018 Sienna. Thank you!

I want to do this with a FPGBC board

Pls can I ur number to contact you

Counter clock wise to loosen the bolt.

This bolt turns counter clock wise to loosen on a 2004 Toyota Sienna.

I got 07 3 series and it has the same exact problem. Thanks for the info. That's very dangerous that BMW build stuff like that.

your van vibrates at 40-60MPH while you accelerate?..

Used OBD2 with ABS Service or Service mode by Toyota will easily replaced the break pad.

Hey man thanks for the video… I also seen your video regarding changing your transmission speed sensor.. is this video made after you changed the speed sensors? Did you fix that P0500 code after the transmission sensor swap? I’m also so going thru the same thing with my wife’s van. But I’m getting a tire pressure flashing aswell with my abs, brake and p0500 code. I’m wondering if this abs module is the culprit.🤔

Torque?

Thanks for a good video 👍

I noticed something on your car many of us gen5 owners don't have. Couple of questions lol Under your hood I see you have insulation. Did your car come with it ? Where did you get it ? Link plz Have you noticed a difference in engine noise? Did you install it using the recommended glass hammer ?

Those pads are good no need to replace

Good video. Couldn't have done it without you.

Thanks for the help.

Dis guy msde a newfie 12 volt battery with duct tape

@TheEtixShow does it matter I buy the original part from Toyota or it s ok to buy an after market. Does the after market part effect the performance of the car? I have sienna 2006 190 km

i was gonna say just put it in the service mode, but i tried putting it in service mode with the caliper off 😂 don't do that btw 😂 also don't try to press the brakes after the piston is about popped out 😂ended up needing a power supply to manually compress the piston, and i have no idea how the piston went back in 😂 got to bleed some brakes, and also got a service code doing it this way, plug in my icarsoft scanner to reset the EPB, and i get "failed connection" 😂

Why did you remove the entire wheel hub? I put my van up on ramps and access the sensors on the rear with no problems just what you did with little work. That was insane. That would be like removing the engine to get to the front transaxles. I have no idea why you did all of that. You only replaced the sensor. No bearings or anything else and tapping with a center punch or chisel. What was that for?

You need a wobble extension