Transmission Solenoid Problems of Toyota Sienna

Toyota of marina del rey says the recalled solenoid is still backordered a month later.

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Marina del rey Toyota has been unable to obtain the part replacing the shift solenoid for the recall.

Powertrain fails at 140,000 miles which is very unusual for Toyota [repair cost ~4000 quoted from dealer]. Also, there are plenty of electrical problems starts with failing actuators such as sliding door actuator [$~1500 quote from dealer], hvac air blend actuators [$~850 quote from dealer]and vehicle stability control solenoids [$~500 quote from local]. Please help us and others to shed some light on such kind of issues since it costs too much. In winter time when heater is not working.

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Currently there is a recall out for the shift lock solenoid assembly in certain Toyota Sienna van models from 2004-2005 and 2007 to 2009. I own a 2005 Sienna le and have no problem with my shift lock solenoid. However, I have a 2006 Sienna le and upon shutting off the car after driving, I can move the automatic transmission selector out of park when the key is out of the ignition and the brake pedal is not depressed. This condition can happen 50 percent of the time and is quite reproducible on my van. I will be contacting Toyota USA today, but I thought it pertinent that your agency is aware of the problem as well. I have 3 small children, 2 of whom could easily take the car out of gear from a parked position. Thank you.

2004 Toyota Sienna. Consumer writes in regards to vehicle transmission cable issues. The consumer stated the shift cable broke, which caused the van to roll, even though the indicator said it was in park. After the incident, the consumer received a recall notice regarding the shift cable solenoid.

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Car had unexplained acceleration. Car had solenoid recall repair. Car would surge forward slightly until accident caused it to go out of control. Also, takata recall. Car was filled with air bag material and side air bags caused almost fatal injury to my wife and severe injury to my son. Car was traveling on side street traveling around 30 miles per hour until it sped up to 68. 4 mph. .

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Toyota dealer (victory Toyota of canton , 46352 michigan av, canton, mi 48188) failed to fix the shift lock solenoid assembly that a subject of a recall and promised to call once the new parts are available. It has been more than 2 months and the part has not been replaced.

I am the second owner of the vehicle. I was driving on interstate 5 at 65 miles per hours from sacramento to los angeles. The time was 1600 on 13 April 2014. I did not notice any crack or noise from road debris damage while I am diving. The red low oil warning light on the dashboard did not turn on at the time when the incident happened. I was pulled over a rest stop to use restroom; I also walk around the vehicle to conduct a visual check and fluid check at the same time. I was discovered engine oil was all over the engine bay, undercarriage and the back lift door during the visual check. When I checked the engine oil, the dip stick showed no engine oil. Again, the red low oil warning light did not turn on which indicate low engine oil at that time even the engine had no engine oil. Vehicle was towed to Toyota dealership and discovered an oil cooler hose which make out of rubber was ruptured. Even the oil cooler hose was replaced with a metal oil hose; the engine was damaged by operated without engine oil for a significant period. Prior to the trip, I purchased the all metal vvt-I hose from a local dealership, again no warning from the dealership. I used a local repair shop to replace the vvt-I hose locate at the passage side of the engine to an all metal pipe since I have knowledge on the rubber vvt-I hose have the same rupture issue. However, I have no knowledge on the t-sb-0201-11 which is the Toyota technical service bulletin title oil cooler pipe seep. There is recall regarding shift lock solenoid and severe corrosion of the spare tire carrier cable on the 2007 Sienna, however, there is no recall on possible rupture on vvt-I hose or oil cooler hose. If the recall was issued or at least warned by dealership, I will fix the oil cooler hose at the dealer or a local repair shop and avoid the engine damage which leaded to engine replacement.

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2004 Toyota Sienna. Consumer writes in regards to vehicle accident and shift lock solenoid recall notice, received after accident. The consumer and her husband were involved in an accident, when the vehicle suddenly surge forward, after turning into a parking spot. The vehicle violently crashed into the concrete storefront wall. Also, the air bags did not deploy. The vehicle was totaled.

The contact owns a 2004 Toyota Sienna. The contact received notification of NHTSA campaign number: 13v429000 (power train). The dealer and manufacturer were contacted however, they were unable to advised the contact of when the part would become available for the recall repairs. The contact had not experienced a failure. The consumer stated the problem was the shift lock solenoid in the inter lock system. Updated 12/23/13.

2005 Toyota Sienna. Consumer writes in regards to shift lock solenoid assembly recall issues. The consumer stated he was getting the run-around for reimbursement. A letter was sent to the consumer, advising him, he was not eligible for reimbursement, under the special service campaign.

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