Bulletins


BulletinBulletin dateReplacement BulletinItem no.SummaryAdded
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING - ENGINE
TSB-0064-1002/04/201010034284Toyota: techstream ecu flash reprogramming procedure. flash reprogramming allows the ecu software to be updated without replacing the ecu. flash calibration updates for specific vehicle models/ecus are released as field-fix procedures de11/01/2010
0550609/07/20070550610022731Engine pinging or knocking noise. *kb09/25/2007
0580511/16/200510018295Malfunction indication light came on diagnostic trouble code p0171, p0174, p2195, p2197. *ts12/20/2005
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING - EXHAUST SYSTEM
0030603/01/200610019684Exhaust odor. *tt04/18/2006

Consumer Complaints


Fail datemilesoccurencesPurchase date
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING - COOLING SYSTEM
08/14/2009450001
 Driving my 2006 toyota sienna on a busy freeway with three children ages 1, 7, & 10 when the air condition compressor decided to seize up causing the belt to burn and eventually snap. the burning belt resulted in a little smoke and a fearful smell filling the cabin. fearing a fire, i was forced to pull off the road putting myself and my three children in harms way. after determining there was not a fire, we climbed back in the van and continued on our way. after a little research, i've learned the compressor problems are not uncommon in toyota sienna. in my case our vehicle had less than 45k miles. seems there are many unsatisfied sienna owners who have experienced a similar problem, and toyota should consider recalling all vehicles with this air conditioning system. i feel this is a major safety concern since the mini-van is considered a family vehicle. *tr
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING - ENGINE
07/04/200750001
 Issue: my 2006 toyota sienna's ventilation system heats up even if setting at cold level. it caused the interior of the van to heat up uncontrollably and could cause heat exhaustion during hot summer days. the unwanted heat was traced from heat at the engine compartment enter the passenger cabin through the ventilation system. due to insufficient insulated area at the engine compartment to the passenger compartment. it is extremely dangerous for young children in the vehicle during hot summer time. we noticed the issue during one of our summer vacation in 2007. we were stuck in heavy traffic for more than 15 minutes. outside temperature was at a comfortable 75 degree, but the interior of vehicle feels like 90 degree. the air coming from the air vent is hot. i did some research on this issue, it turns out that toyota fixed this issue on 2008 and later vehicles by adding insulation pad between the engine compartment and ventilation system. however, the toyota dealership refuse to provide the fix to my van. *tr