2020 Toyota RAV4 Alert: Fix Common Coolant Valve Failure! | Common Fixes

🚗💦 Encounter coolant valve issues in your 2020 Toyota RAV4? Our detailed guide is here to help! Learn how to diagnose and fix a common coolant valve failure in the 2020 RAV4, ensuring your vehicle stays reliable and ready for any adventure.
In this essential video, we tackle the frequent coolant valve problem faced by 2020 Toyota RAV4 owners. We'll guide you through identifying the failure signs, diagnosing the issue, and executing a flawless repair. Whether you're a DIY beginner or an experienced mechanic, this video is tailored to help you get your RAV4 back in top condition.
🛠️ Video Highlights:
Spotting signs of coolant valve failure in your 2020 RAV4.
Step-by-step diagnostic and repair procedures to address the coolant valve issue.
Preventative tips to avoid future coolant system troubles in your Toyota RAV4.
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[@falconxlc]

Thanks for posting, if you encounter another one of these issues, can you show the replacement details of the valve, especially the connection to the cooler just below the battery? thx

[@TaijiArban]

You have to remove the wheel and the cover behind it to get access to that hose under the battery.

[@dreid4760]

@@TaijiArban Just remove the battery and the tray for the battery.

[@Okierover]

Super helpful.

[@mdavis-ek6op]

Thanks brother. Typically how much is the part?

[@adrianb3970]

Any video of 2020 rav4 PCV valve location

[@dubale2]

Did replacement 16671-25010 came with a hose assembled?

[@CommonFixes]

If you're asking about the replacement part 16671-25010 for a 2020 Toyota RAV4, it usually refers to a coolant hose or a related assembly. Typically, when purchasing this kind of replacement part, especially if it's an OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) part, it should come with the hose assembled if it's part of a larger coolant line assembly. However, this can vary based on the manufacturer and the distributor. To be certain about what's included with part number 16671-25010, I recommend checking directly with the dealership or the parts supplier you plan to purchase from. They can provide specific details on what is included with the part and any additional fittings or components that might be necessary for installation.

[@ramongonzales1631]

How does that connector come off i dont see any thing to push in on the back or sides i dont wanna break it

[@eso1666]

Push in and pull up at the same time

[@jonathaneam6236]

Wow… I been trying for hrs trying to unplug that harness forever trying no to break it😂.. finally

[@dreid4760]

@@eso1666 Push in and pull up WHAT? I am about to break this following your instructions. I am pushing the whole unit to the firewall and pulling up according to you and nothing. How about better instructions!!

[@dreid4760]

@@eso1666 No, it does not clear things up. What part am I to push in? Are you referring to the top, sides or what? I have tried the back, middle and the front of the parts w/ no success. No else here understands what you are saying. Please do a better job.

[@dreid4760]

@@jonathaneam6236 This guy cannot explain things clearly. Can you tell us how to disconnect the electrical connecter? No wonder he never showed this in the video.

[@RobertYonng]

Nice if you have a $1,000.00 scan tool.