2nd generation Toyota Sienna 2004-2010 rear sliding door latch actuator common problem

[@lukehart810]

Hi cool car

[@italorocco3124]

Good evening, where in the US are you located and do you do this work for a 2008 Toyota Sienna that has a damaged leg? Thank you.

[@Jedi_Luke]

@@italorocco3124 Located in lower Alabama. Yes I do repairs if you are pretty close

[@lukehart810]

Your the best Daddy

[@lukehart810]

🚗 fix

[@denniskeirle752]

Was it very hard to put the new actuator on? Did you have to remove the glass window?

[@Jedi_Luke]

@@denniskeirle752 Wasn't super hard, but then again I do this for a living. Yes you will have to remove the glass, that's the easy part.

[@gabrielkreider9945]

It looks like that part can be found for 20 bucks online. Is that the wrong part? My door is doing a similar thing where it has normal power, but it doesn’t latch shut when I close it.

[@Jedi_Luke]

@@gabrielkreider9945 If you are talking about the part I needed in the video no that's not $20 unless it's broken lol. Cheapest I saw was like $100 for a used one. They are like $700-800 new and that's if you can even find a new one. These doors are over engineered and top complicated. I plan to sell this van and get a 2011-2016. They have much simpler door mechanisms and actual aftermarket parts support. There is no aftermarket replacement for these 2004-2010 models and that's the biggest problem.