Toyota Sienna Service Manual: Operation check
NOTICE: Inspection should be started after conforming that
the items listed in the "CUSTOMIZE PARAMETER" for the power back door system
have defaulted to the initial settings
1. CHECK OPENING OPERATION
- Conditions necessary for the power back door to
open:
- Power back door main switch is in the ON
position.
- Back door is positioned between the fully closed
position and the half-open position (When the
back door is fully closed, the door must be
unlocked).
- Shift lever is in the P position when the ignition
switch is ON (When the ignition switch is OFF,
power back door can operate in any position of
the shift lever).
- No key is inserted into the ignition key cylinder
when the transmitter is used.
- Press the satellite switch for the power back door.
- Check that the power back door is unlatched
and then opens when the switch has been
pressed for more than 0.8 seconds.
HINT:
The power back door stops its operation at the
specified position that is slightly short of the fully
open position. However, the damper stay allows
the back door to move to the fully open position.
- Check that the power back door reverses
operation and moves to the fully closed position
when the same switch is pressed again during
opening operation.
- Press the transmitter switch for the power slide
door.
- Check that the power back door is unlatched
and then opens when the switch has been
pressed for more than 0.8 seconds.
HINT:
The power back door stops its operation at the
specified position that is slightly short of the fully
open position. However, the damper stay allows
the back door to move to the fully open position.
- Check that the power back door reverses
operation and moves to the fully closed position
when the same switch is pressed again during
opening operation.
- Pull the outside handle for the power back door.
- Open the back door and pull the handle while it
is opening. Check that the power back door
immediately reverses operation and moves to
the fully closed position.
2. CHECK CLOSING OPERATION
- Conditions necessary for the power back door to
close:
- Power back door main switch is in the ON
position.
- Back door is positioned between the fully open
position and the half-open position.
- No key is inserted into the ignition key cylinder
when the transmitter is used.
- Press the satellite switch for the power back door.
- Check that the power back door closes when the
switch has been pressed for more than 0.8
seconds.
HINT:
The power back door stops its operation at the
specified position that is slightly short of the fully
closed position. However, the back door closer
system is activated to completely close the back
door.
- Check that the power back door reverses
operation and moves to the fully open position
when the same switch is pressed again during
closing operation.
- Press the transmitter switch for the power back
door.
- Check that the power back door closes when the
switch has been pressed for more than 0.8
seconds.
HINT:
The power back door stops its operation at the
specified position that is slightly short of the fully
closed position, however the back door closer
system is activated to completely close the back
door.
- Check that the power back door reverses
operation and moves to the fully open position
when the same switch is pressed again during
closing operation.
- Pull the strap on the power back door.
- Check that the power back door starts closing
when the back door is manually moved
approximately 12 cm (4.7 in.) within 0.5 seconds
by pulling the strap and continues to move to the
fully closed position.
- Check that the power back door reverses
operation and moves to the fully open position
when the outside handle is pulled during closing
operation.
3. CHECK JAM PROTECTION FUNCTION
HINT:
- The power back door drive unit detects changes in
the operating speed of the back door while the power
back door is moving. If a change in the operating
speed is out of the normal range, it will be judged to
be a jam and foreign object detection in the direction
that the power back door is moving and the direction
of movement will be reversed.
- When the power back door touch sensor built into the
both sides of the back door is compressed, it is
judged to be a jam and foreign object detection in the
direction that the power back door is moving and the
power back door reverses the movement.
- The power back door touch sensor operates only
while the back door is closing. It does not operate
while the back door is opening.
- [A] Check the jam protection function while the
power back door is closing.
AUTION:
Do not check this function using a part of your
body such as your hand. Also pay thorough
attention that nothing gets caught by accident
during this process.
- Fully open the back door.
- [a] Press the switch that operates the power
back door to activate it to close, and perform
procedure [b], [c] and [d] respectively.
- [b] While the back door is closing, press the
touch sensor using the handle of a hammer or
the equivalent, as shown in the illustration.
HINT:
Skip procedure [c] and go to procedure [d].
- [c] While the back door is closing, insert a tire or
equivalent between the door panel and vehicle
body, as shown in the illustration, in order to
interrupt closing operation.
HINT:
After procedure [a], skip procedure [b] and
perform procedure [c]. Then, go to procedure
[d].
- [d] Check that the jam protection function is
immediately activated and the power back door
reverses operation to the fully open position.
- [B] Check the jam protection function while the
power back door is opening.
CAUTION:
Pay thorough attention that your body, clothes,
etc. do not get involved in accidentally during
this process.
- Fully close the back door.
- Press the switch that operates the power back
door to activate it to open.
- While the back door is opening, press the
outside surface of the back door panel that is
moving by hand so that the operating speed
decreases, as shown in the illustration.
CAUTION:
When pressing the door panel, do not hold
the ends of the door panel. Be sure to put
your hands on the surface.
- Check that the jam protection function is
immediately activated and the power back door
reverses operation to the fully closed position.
- Check operation of the power back door when the
jam protection function is activated consecutively.
- Check that power back door operation is
canceled and switched to manual operation
mode (not electrically controlled) when the jam
protection function has been activated 2 or more
consecutive times and when the 2nd or most
recent activation has occurred during closing.
HINT:
Refer to procedure [A] and [B] for the conditions
that activates the jam protection function.
NOTICE:
In order to restore the power back door
system to normal operation mode, perform
either of the following: manually close the
back door fully or press the satellite switch
for the power back door.
4. CHECK WARNING BUZZER
- Check the warning buzzer sounding function that
notifies that the power back door is open or is
opening while the vehicle is moving (when the shift
lever is moved into any position except the P
position).
- While the back door is open, check that the
warning buzzer sounds at a cycle of 0.3 seconds
if the shift lever is moved into any position
except the P position with the ignition switch ON.
- Turn the ignition switch ON and move the shift
lever into any position except the P position.
Check that the warning buzzer sounds at a cycle
of 0.3 seconds when the power back door
system is activated to open using the switches.
- Check that the warning buzzer stops sounding
when the back door is fully closed or the shift
lever is moved into the P position.
- Check that the warning buzzer that notifies the start
of opening of the power back door sounds at 2
cycles of 0.5 seconds when the power back door is
activated to open.
HINT:
At the start of opening of the power back door, the
wireless door lock buzzer (built into the engine
room) also sounds.
5. DOOR LOCK
- When the battery is reconnected:
The back door is locked and cannot be opened.
Therefore, it is necessary to unlock the back door
using the door control switch or transmitter switch.
6. RESET
- When the back door w/ motor lock is replaced:
The ECU cannot receive a switch signal from the
lock. This may cause the power back door system
to enter fail-safe mode and DTC B2215 to set and
also may make the system disabled.
When the lock is replaced, be sure to perform the
following: first properly connect the lock, second
clear the DTC using the intelligent tester and finally
recheck that no DTC is output.
- Reset the power back door system:
The power back door ECU records the fully open
position and the fully closed position of the power
back door in its memory and the power back door
fully opens and fully closed based on this memory.
The power back door cannot operate without this
memory. In the case where the battery has been
removed, manually close the back door fully to reset
the power back door system. However, if the battery
is removed/installed when the back door is fully
open, the power back door operates normally, thus
the resetting the system is unnecessary.
Replacing drive unit will also cause the memory of
the door positions to be last. Therefore, in such a
case resetting the system is necessary.
Reset the power back door system as follows:
- Fully close the power back door if opened.
- Check that the back door fully open and fully
close.
- Unlock the power back door using the
transmitter switch or the door control switch.
- Turn the ignition switch to the "OFF" position.
- Check that the power back door main switch
is in the "ON" position.
- Check that the back door fully open and fully
close by pushing the power back door
satellite switch or PBD button briefly.
HINT:
The jam protection function is enabled through
the above initialization procedure.
HINT:
Troubleshoot in accordance with the procedures on the
following pages.
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The following items can be customized.
NOTICE:
After confirming whether the items requested by the
customer are applicable or not for customization,
perform the customize operation.
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(a) For an open circuit in the wire harness in Fig. 1, the resistance or
voltage, as described below.
(b) Check the resistance.
Check the resistance
Standard resistance (Fig. 2)
HINT:
Measure the resistance while lightly shaking the
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1. Remove oil filler cap sub-assembly
(A) remove the oil filler cap sub-assembly and oil filler
gasket.
2. REMOVE SPARK PLUG
(a) Remove the spark plugs.
3. REMOVE OIL PAN DRAIN PLUG
(a) Remove the oil pan drain plug and oil pan drain plug
gasket.
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Sound Signal Circuit between Radio and Navigation Assembly and
Stereo Component Amplifier
DESCRIPTION
The radio and navigation assembly sends a sound signal to the stereo
component amplifier through this
circuit.
The sound signal that has been sent is amplified by the stereo component
amplifier, and then is sent to
the speakers.
If there is an open or short in the circuit, s ...