Easiest method is to buy a can of starting fluid. Pull the air filter and spray a little bit in the intake. If your engine has a fuel related problem, it will start up on the starting fluid and then die out.
But please be careful, do not spray an excessive amount. It the timing chain has jumped and it backfires, too much starting fluid can ignite..
2005 Toyota Sienna XLE
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Maintenance & Repair
After a period of time the air is still cool and not much heat is coming out of the heater vents.
2010 Toyota Sienna CE 7-Passenger
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Maintenance & Repair
I have a 06 Toyota sienna that the water pump seized on and broke the timming belt I pulled heads and checked for bent valves there where none. all held water for ever. I put every thing back on and c...
2006 Toyota Sienna LE 7-Passenger
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Maintenance & Repair
Our Sienna has 91000 miles and needs a new timing belt. I would like to do this myself but didn't know if I should. If I do, what other parts should I replace while in there (water pump, etc)? Is t...
2001 Toyota Sienna LE
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Maintenance & Repair
While having the tires of our van rotated by a local dealership, a stud was snapped on the left rear wheel. The mechanic said he had to wait a day for the replacement part to come in, but the car was ...
2000 Toyota Sienna XLE
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Maintenance & Repair
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