Sienna Power Sliding Door Not Working

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Sienna power sliding door not working.

When the passenger side sliding door is forced open it can then be closed using the front dash switch the passenger door switch or the fob. 3 manually open and close both sliding doors. 1 disable the power door switch on the left dashboard. Motor assembly slide door lock release control rh 85620 08061.

After you have the replacement part it is simply a swap and reassemble process. Most common problem is the motor of the latch fails. The door is supposed to unlatch first before it triggers the motor to pull it open. The driver side sliding door will not return when open but when the door is moved manually foward and backward eventually the motor will close the door.

4 restore the power door fuses located under the front passenger leg area. You can reset the power door system at home to save the time spent at a dealership service center. How to fix 2004 2010 toyota sienna sliding door will not open or close with the remote how to replace the slide door lock release motor assy hardware parts needed. 2004 2010 toyota sienna xle with at least one power sliding side door.

The electric motor s circuit will become overloaded and this will trip the fuse and prevent the door from being closed entirely. Remove the door panel and look over the locking mechanism. If the power doors on your toyota sienna stick or stop responding you may need to recalibrate the doors by resetting the power door system. Problem started intermittantly but now won t open at all.

This happens when the power sliding door isn t able to latch on properly due to something blocking it. Here is how you fix it. Resetting the system will reprogram the battery and computer chip so that the doors respond to the door controls. Right passenger side sliding door.

When your sienna side door won t close one possibility is a circuit overload. Both electric sliding doors will not open. 2 remove the power door fuses located under the front passenger leg area.