How to replace brake bulb on Toyota Sienna 2004-2009
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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Just changed mine (2006 Toyota sienna)in literally like 5 min with the help of my uncle, great video straight forward
Nice good job!
Thanks man, saved some cash. 10 minute job. I probably would have broken those clips had I not watched this. Good job!
Nice job I broke many being mechanic learned a lesson so did the videos
Great video! Step by step, straight to the point, and easy to understand. Thanks for making this!
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Thank you so much you explain every thing so much better than the other guys especially people who don't know anything about vehicles..
Welcome!!!
just got it done for my 2008 sienna in about 10 minutes. thanks for the video!
Nice good job
Please note: 2005 model uses the 7528 (round socket) bulb, NOT the 7443 (flat socket) bulb.
Ok
RB, I want to thank you for a great tutorial, I still own my 2008 Sienna and this video was perfect. Thanks pal.
No problem I’m always here to help with any type of repair big or small!!! I got few videos on this sienna oil change tube up filters fuses ac relays or fuse knock sensor. U can search them just by typing the component and put rb the mechanic at end
@@RBTheMechanic I've got a loose airbag wire somewhere cause the red airbag light keeps blinking on and off. Also the linkage connecting the odometer is loose cause you can here it. It's like a mouse is running around inside the dashboard. Ever troubleshoot those issues?
@@ScottFichter scan the car with high end scan tool it will give u code usully the air bag MILL for the passenger side would do that but scan it to see what codes or memory codes are there
Thank you. This was very helpful. I was especially grateful that you said the mm on socket. Be well 💕
Cool glad u got this fixed by urself!
@@RBTheMechanic I did! While my husband watched 😂😂 thanks again.
@@tomeaceslittlemonkeys9280 lol nice job!
You seriously did a great job with this video. thanks man.
Yup easy!! Thank you
Thanks for the information. Unfortunately, my 2004 light harness/assembly looked very different inside. It uses bulb style 7528 as well.
Thanks bro. You saved me time and money. Found a video that was specific to the ‘04.
My 2005 also used the 7528. Sylvania website even calls for the type he used in the video. So weird.
Came here for this comment and what’s worse is I found out after taking out the old bulb which prevents the shift knob from working. Even put the old one back in and it won’t work. Can’t drive anywhere have to wait for the 7528 to come in the mail. When you go to choose which bulb it says “compare to original - option 1 and option 2” I feel like they could have made this simpler especially for something that stops you from being able to drive
Good video. I want to add, the rear brakes light is 7528 (or 1034), 12V, 21/5W. This information is missing from my Sienna 2004 manual.
Cool, thanks
RB, just the info I needed! Many thanks. Wish you lived next door.
Lol thanks yeah but I’m always here to help!!! Just send me a message
Thanks for the tip in the fasteners. Worked like a charm
Nice job!!!!
Thank you so much for sharing! And more importantly for the insight on turning counterclockwise to get the bulb out.
Yup easy to do!!
Unfortunately the damn socket was burnt to a crispy crunch. Gonna have to replace the socket as well as the bulb. Happy happy joy joy!
@@trime2x13 lol yeah that happned sometimes should still be a quick fix u can find the pig tail connector from Autozone or ebay
D'oh! I didn't think of that, great idea. I was gonna spend more money than I should have. I was looking to replace the whole tail light socket for $38.
@@trime2x13 that’s not bad tho
Thickster gloves are the way to go. Nice job on the video.
Thanks
thanks RB. appreciated the content.
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A tripod is a good investment 😉
Will look into that
Thanks buddy your video helped save me some money !!!
Glad to hear it!
Very helpful and informative 😊🙏
Thanks, RB!
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Nice and easy! Best video.
Thank you!!
Thanks, this helped out a lot
Cool good job!
Thank you very much!!
I did it! Thank you!
Good instructions
Easy to do
Thanks
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Thank you!!
This task is on my "honey do" list for today, and your video told me what I needed to know. Very clear and helpful . . . thanks!
Yeah good let me know how it goes
@@RBTheMechanic Worked like a champ! Took me about as long as it did to watch your video. Thanks again!
@@175epi nice job!! Well done!!
@@RBTheMechanic Thanks!
Thx for the info
You’re the goat 🤟
Thank u
Bulb # is 7443 My lens was a little tight removing after 14 years installed from factory, I put a little grease on the two mounting pins to save me from cracking lens if I have to remove it again.
Good nice thinking about greasing it
Thanks so much!! :)
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I have a 2005 Sienna LE, and I'm having a hard time identifying the 2 bulbs. They are both socketed filament bulbs. The top one is turn signal (I think) and the bottom bulb with 2 filaments are tail lights and turn signal right? What numbers are they? I think the dual filament is a 7528 which I think is same as an 1157.
I think so not sure bout bulb number it should indicate on old bulb and if it got 2 wires it’s single filiment 3 wire dual
Thx for info
Thank u a lot
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I always use a silicone spray for threads and pins.
Ok thanks will do this for upcoming videos
Thanks!
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I have 2004 Sienna. When I turn on the night lights, every lights turn on. But when I apply the brake, the brake lights don’t turn on for both side but the centre one turns on. Are there separate bulbs for night and brake or they are one bulbs? Thanks
Replace the bulbs they r dual filament bulb
MJ SOKOLIK THANKS
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2005 sienna is not the same. There's a piece the bulbs fasten into. My double flare bulb, brand new isn't working. Ugh.
Should be similar did u check fuses and power ground ? Use a test light
braboom! just like that👍🏾
Thanks for video. First time writing on here. I own an old Toyota Matrix 2004, basic model. There's an issue with the rear brake light on the right. Left side is fine. Tried to change the bulb. it's not that. Pushing break pedal only lights the left side. I also noticed that when the engine is off, and I turn the headlights to high beams, the lights in the back also light up - and both sides. - all the lamps! I know, this sounds like a mistery. Any advice would be aprreciated. Thx.
Well try to check contacts let me find another video I explain that on. Also check to see if the bubble socket has 3 wires if it got 3 wires make sure ur usually double filiment bulb and if it dose got 3 wires and u plugged in single filiment bulb then check fuses it can blow the fuse
Thanks so much for quick reply. @@RBTheMechanic
@@mikbronev1319 I can’t find my video that I show how to push the contacts well anyways the contacs that touch the bulb and on bulb just push the out a bit some time they don’t make contact and check to see if u got power and ground have some one push the brake peddle to test that with test light
@@RBTheMechanic Thank you very much. I'll def try it out.
Badaboom
Bang zoom
Maybe make a video for when things go wrong.
Bought a 7443 for my 2004, and it was different. Ends up needing a P21/5W.
Looking on Rockauto now, and it lists both. Weird.
Try autozone match up with old original bulb
My are push and twist, no autoparts have the right one , the one they gave me created more problems, but thats another history, I ,will try toyota dealer$$ hoping the have the right bulb.
Yeah wrong bulb can blow fuse bro abs trac or brake lamps
Always funny how everything just "comes apart" easily on these videos! LMAO! You'll notice how the pins in the video practically fall out when he takes out the bolts. Welcome to the "REAL" world! These pins do not RELEASE! At least not until the housing shatters, leaving the pins still stuck in the holes! Couldn't even begin to to get a body clip tool in the gap! At about an ~ 1/8" gap at the far back, near the bolts, the bottom pin audibly shattered and also broke the forward corner of the lense. No corrosion on pins or bolts, this is just how tightly they grip! $1 bulb change just became a $60 aftermarket or $130 OEM lense replacement!
Yeah bro this one did come out easy I had some that I had to tell customer I’m not responsible if it brakes I tried my best but I will make more in detail next time
Hola moreno, soy un latino como tu.
Sorry idk spanish
do you have a how to vid to change the brake light on the hatch?
No sorry I don’t
You can check out this video if ur referring to this van ruclips.net/video/9sm5l11LitM/видео.html
i changed the break lights and all the lights went off,, i dont have any back light what might be wrong
That have happned to me Well my friend I thinkkk. U used wrong bulbs and blew the fuses. ... recheck all of ur bulbs. Put in same type of bulb. Meaning. There are bulb that has 2 flares so if u use single flare bulb it will short circuit. Once u put in correct bulbs check for blown fuses under the hood also u see the dash
Are you local need my van done I'm in VA
I’m in north NJ
These are the break lights.
Check again please
@@RBTheMechanic 2006
it's in the back door.
@@signedelacroix7213 both
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Last month the 2 break lights were bad, I changed them and worked. The center one worked.
Now the 2 in the back, are not turning on.
The center one work fine.
The 2 bulb are good. Changed them and tested continuity.
*** NO 12v coming to the 2 break lights SOCKET. ***
The fuse is good.
The center light up.
Does the harness of the 2 break light are connected to the fuse or they pass through the center. I try to find out where the 12v if cut.
Thanks.
@@signedelacroix7213 u need diagram and follow it can u make video and show me what’s going on put on the lights and point what’s not coming on
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Thanks
Glad to help