New to us 2011 SE with only 9082 Miles. Was an estate sale and the previous elderly owner put in a scooter lift as soon as she purchased. I took out the lift.
So far shaking out the bugs but she looks to be the real deal with out many problems.
This will replace our 2008 sienna AWD XLE 7 passenger.
I’ve got 3kids. So no need for the lift. Although it would have been nice for heavy Home Depot runs.
Funny enough, the couple we sold our 2008 Sienna to was purchasing for one reason, to install a scooter lift.
It was perfect, we sold them the lift with the old sienna. An approved installer ordered the one mounting part that was different and they had a super cheap and nearly brand new lift!
It had its own relay going directly to the battery but more importantly it also had its own onboard battery. So when it was in operation it was using that onboard battery
First time posting here, these are the LEDs I've done lately. I have also added the "Hybrid blue emblem" insert, I think it looks fine, may find it not fitting perfectly if you look very closely (in person)
Other things I've done:
-OEM all weather mat
-Clear bra for front bumper+hood+fender, door handle cup, and rear bumper (around the black step)
-Thinkware F70 dashcam (hardwired)
-JDM OEM stickers (from Alphard - Emission, Fuel efficiency, and Premium fuel recommended in Japanese )
-OEM mud guard
-Silence Scheme 2677 & 2658
-Front door projected welcome light
Exactly like what SteveRockford said, it's a series of product that dampens noise, could be road noise or wind noise, or even noise created by plastic trim pieces.
That 2 I have mentioned isn't that necessary though, I just happen to have extra after I've done the same thing on my other cars, so I thought why not on the Sienna
And this is the page for all current silence scheme products (some google translate probably helps) https://www.amon.co.jp/products2/list.php?category_id=24
They also have many kits for different DIY projects, so if you're bored, you can find some DIY ideas there lol
My next thing inline (that I have left) is 2642, suppose to reduce wind noise between the side mirror and the body, but really, I think my 18 XLE is a really quiet vehicle to start with https://www.amon.co.jp/products2/detail.php?product_code=2642
First time posting here, these are the LEDs I've done lately. I have also added the "Hybrid blue emblem" insert, I think it looks fine, may find it not fitting perfectly if you look very closely (in person)
Other things I've done:
-OEM all weather mat
-Clear bra for front bumper+hood+fender, door handle cup, and rear bumper (around the black step)
-Thinkware F70 dashcam (hardwired)
-JDM OEM stickers (from Alphard - Emission, Fuel efficiency, and Premium fuel recommended in Japanese )
It is a direct replacement to the red light on the edge of the front door, but it is clear and with a projecting lens instead. It comes with 2 sets of wire, but if your factory red ones already light up, you don't need the wire at all, the plug compatible with the factory pigtail.
Though I have to say, the side that let you slide onto the door panel is slightly bigger than the stock one, so it'll take some force to push them in, and I guess if I have to take it out one day, I may just take the door panel off and push from the back.
Only mod so far is 30% Llumar tint front windows, 15% all the rest and a 5% eyebrow at top of windshield. Likely to add clear tint rest of the windshield for heat and UV protection.
Traded in my '10 Highlander Limited 4wd with 182k miles on her. Will the miss the off road prowess of that girl, but a third child entering the mix changed things. I tried to keep it by swapping out the rear solid third row bench for a' 13 split row, but it still wasn't enough room.
Future plans:
add more sound insulation. Not that it's that loud but this was something I did with the Highlander and I miss that extra quietness already.
Clear protective film on hood and rear bumper. Wish I did this on previous cars when they were young.
Wonder Woman puddle lights (cause my wife is her and she drives it)
2" Receiver hitch. I've got bikes to carry.
Led interior light bulbs. Kids might leave lights on.
Seat covers for all rows (taking recommendations)
All season floor mats throughout (likely the Husky liners)
We love to drive on road trips. She's gonna get her legs stretched for the first time in November on a Disney trip from Houston.
Taking suggestions on a name for her. The Highlander was White Eagle.
I'm looking at getting those Tough Pro mats,but I don't see any hook slots on the photos of them for the driver's side. Do they come with the holes, did you cut holes, or is there really no sliding issues?
I'm looking at getting those Tough Pro mats,but I don't see any hook slots on the photos of them for the driver's side. Do they come with the holes, did you cut holes, or is there really no sliding issues?
The ToughPRO mats do not have the hole cut outs for the driver side. I have them and might try to cut my own holes eventually when I have time to trim the mats to fit a little better. Will go back to the OE stock ones for now
I have been very disappointed with noise levels at highway speeds (could not even talk to the second raw at 65 miles an hour) in my 2014 XLE AWD to the point that I spent 3 weeks doing the sound-proofing mod posted on this forum. This van is several times quieter now, but it has been so ridden...
my 2017 toyota sienna got one tire tpms sensor not connected to the car's computer. i think most likely it's faulty during previous tire change.
i need to buy a sensor myself and take it to costco for them to replace it and register the new sensor to the car's computer.
i searched online and no...
My Toyota dealer made a big deal of this 3rd brake light flashing. I saw them online for ten bucks, and videos that show a ten minute installation :-) I want to order the kit that will work on a 2011 Sienna, any recommendations?
I am looking to purchase the weather-tech floorliners for my 2018 xle. I wanted to know if anyone else has the weather-tech floor liners and what are their dimensions for the 2nd row and 3rd row. I like the idea of 1 floor mat for the 2nd and 3rd rows, but I still want to be able to slide the...
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