2011 Toyota Sienna 3.5L Cooling Fans Replacement

Replacement of cooling fans on a 2011 Toyota Sienna with a 3.5L engine
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[@kellyscottlindner9908]

Thanks for the great video. Going to attempt this same repair myself. When you were bleeding the system did you have the other end of your tube in the antifreeze or was it just sitting in the funnel? Wasn’t sure if it would suck more air if I don’t put the tube down in the antifreeze inside the funnel.

[@CharlesAndCars]

Just sitting in the funnel