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Hey all, Thanks for all the advice I got last time I posted! So here's my story of woe: Wife's 2002 Sienna, timing belt broke. Replaced timing belt, but it ran rough. Re-timed several times with the same result. Tested compression, compression was fine. Did leakdown test, tested fine...

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does the 2007 have a timing belt or a timing chain ?

At a loss. Changed the timing belt, water pump, power steering and A/C belts yesterday. Engine fired right up, ran with heater on full hot until thermostat opened and topped off coolant. Then switched to A/C and it blows hot. A/C worked the day before I did the service. Both radiator fans...

Hi all im new to this forum and just wanted to ask you guys on your opinion on gates water pumps? I ordered the kit from rockauto and the kit seems to be of quality of OEM the timing belt is made in USA the idler, pulley, and tensioner are made in Japan but when i got to the water pump its made...

I have a 2004 Toyota Sienna with 41,000 miles. Should I have the timing belt replaced with such low miles?

I had the 90k service done today, 90,263 miles on the '03 Sienna. Full timing belt kit (belt, spring tensioner, new pulleys, water pump, thermostat, coolent, new drive belts installed - I bought those before the van went in) - total cost out the door with tax $812.30 I did not think that was...

Here is a video for the timing belt in a 2004 Solara which uses the same engine as the Sienna of that year (3MZ-FE): I found it while doing the timing belt and water pump in our 04.

I just recently got the timing belt done on my 06 Sienna at 98k. I got the parts (AISIN) from RockAuto For a total of $162 includes s&h. The parts included the timing belt, water pump, two belts, tensioner and bearings. The timing belt,pump, tensioner and bearings are part of a package. I added...

According FSM for the timing belt replacement, remove the wiper arm assembly, wiper motor, and its mount bracket assembly as well to gain more access for the removal of the rear camshaft sprocket pulley and cam seal! Remove upper side engine mount in one piece and ground wire attachment to...

I just read through the "Sticky: Timing Belt Change" thread. It all looks fairly straight-forward, but I have some follow-up questions. I thought about posting in the sticky thread, but the most recent post is over a year ago. My timing belt experience is: 1988 Mazda 323, 1993 Mazda Protege...

Hello, my 2006 Sienna has 53K miles - the owners manual does not mention replacing the transmission fluid? Also, since I am not near 90K miles - but coming up on 7 years should I have the timing belt replaced? Thanks.

As stated does my Sienna have a belt? AND is it an interference engine? If so I am at 57K and guess will have to look at changing it sometime soon

Hi there, This is my first post, I am looking to change the timing belt and surrounding related items on a 2006 Sienna. Can anyone give me any advice on if its a hard job or what. I've done a lot of work on different cars...so I'm not worried about the nuts and bolts end of it, just wondering if...

So just finished my fourth changing out my timing belt for the fourth time. The Original was changed at 106,000 by the dealer. In june of this year my wife was driving the van and it had 145k on it. Timing belt mysteriously frayed away and ended up shifting the timing by elongating the belt...

I recently purchased an 06 Sienna xle with 3.3L V6. It has 107K miles. I took it in to have the timing belt and water pump replaced. My wife picked it up after hours and immediately heard a ticking sound. She drove it home and the the van stopped running. I had it towed back to the...

We bought the van brand new in Dec. 03 and it only has around 67k miles on it right now. We're going on a trip from CT to Washington, DC on Thanksgiving. I made an appointment for tomorrow to replace the timing belt for $299+tax and I'd like to opt out to replace the water pump. Since I never...

Just picked up my 2004 Sienna XLE from the Toyota dealer. I had the timing belt, water pump, and drive belts replaced. I figured I was flirting with potential disaster after reading the other post where someone lost theirs around 120k. The total cost for parts and labor was right at $600...

The big expensive service at 90k miles finally rolled around for our 2004 LE AWD. The Firestone store estimated about $600 including the water pump and thermostat. When I showed up, there were more costs, though. After pulling it out, they found that the "hydraulic tensioner" for the timing...