How to replace ignition coils on Toyota Sienna 2007

[@jonahkastle3934]

My experience tells me 1-A, 2-B, 3-C, 4-D, 5-E, 6-F. Front sides, left to right #2, #4, #6. I just fixed the #4 and according to the fix finder printout, it is a”D”. Other than this, I like your sharing to help people a lot.

[@dontplay6580]

😮‍💨 I also needed to replace "D" just did it and was confused it's now running worse. Thanks for that info I'll put "B" back in and see if replacing the right one fixes the issue.

[@dontplay6580]

Thanks. I changed the right one and now the check engine light is gone and it's running "smoother". I should probably order an entire pack of coils and plugs and at least change all 3 of the front line.

[@bobbyconway7751]

Either way I’m screwed with c coil being bad on mine 😂

[@elephantinae8495]

I replaced Foil F over 1 year ago. Now I'm getting error on Coil B. I think the order should be like this when looking from the front. A(P0351) C(P0353) E(P0355) B(P0352) D(P0354) F(P0356) Anyways always swap the bad one with a good one to confirm first.

[@James-bv4nu]

Should be 1A 3C 5E 2B 4D 6F Viewed from the front bumper.

[@IsaiasPerez-zr7wd]

Thanks

[@lb4835]

thank you for your time on your video. Your information on the coil numbering sequence is to my best estimation incorrect though. It's a very important part of the diagnosis process and your theory ABC is against the firewall and d DEF are against the radiator is incorrect according to the information I gathered after following your information and still having misfires. You have the cylinder numbers correct but Toyota says that B goes with 2, C goes with 3 Etc. If you'd like proof I have screenshots that agree with my synopsis. This is a very important mistake in your video which is otherwise very good. Please correct it so no one else gets it wrong do to your video which seems to be the first video that comes up

[@christinasmillinrichardy6965]

I followed that also since the guy at autozone claimed coil d would be on the front left and my light turned back on..... after some research online I'm finding your comment may be right as to 1 A, 2 b, 3 c so on and so on

[@ReitersBlock]

LB’s comment is correct - I had PO352 (Cyl 2) and my OBDII scanner identified it as Coil B malfunction.

[@karenciccone2547]

We second this comment, having just replaced the wrong coil while on the road due to the error in this video.

[@PickyOne]

2:25 Ignition coils letters order , that's what I'm looking for. Thanks

[@danielbaker781]

Just what i was looking for. Have to do this on mine and while i had an idea before just diving in and doing it, being able to see it done once is a great help. So Thanks!

[@landshass2849]

You got the cylinder numbers right but you got the coil letters wrong. But in your case cylinder 6 and coil F will be the bad one, disregarding the way you used to mark the coils with letters, coil 6 will be coil F all the time.

[@jcolt84]

My mechanic told me that the rubber boot broke when he was changing my spark plugs. While the part is only $7, the auto parts store didn't have any in stock, so I have to wait 2 days for shipping before one will arrive. Hoping this video will make it easier for me to replace it when it gets here!

[@mcconn746]

I need to replace coil #1. While it is disassembled, I am going to replace all 3 of the back coils and plugs. I will also replace the manifold gasket. There is too much labor to take a chance on another coil or spark plug going out.

[@geoffrobinson]

Very helpful, thanks! Fortunately mine was number 6 so easy access.

[@sodabob]

Thanks very much! A 10-minute project including collecting the tool you need... if it is one of the three coils in the front :)

[@time2mowgrass]

100 percent exactly what I needed! Thanks so much for making this very informative video!

[@cbubba1234]

What about the 3 against the firewall

[@danarello2563]

Do you have to disconnect the negative battery cable to do this job?

[@Ionlyexistpardner.]

impressive it's very clean under the hood.

[@yogaobmale849]

the link on description of coil are oem parts?

[@fastgoturbo]

You messed up the order on the letters

[@obageegee]

Thanks! Saved me a ton of work. I'm getting a code that coil E is bad. Right in front!

[@obageegee]

After further research, your coil order is wrong, it goes A1 B2 3C, etc

[@outoftime788]

wat are the symptoms of a bad ignition coil?

[@africalive9675]

Great video! Clearly demonstrated. Well done.

[@ismaelsouza2692]

This video really help me. ✌🏻

[@outoftime788]

this the same for an 09?

[@caseymp25]

I replaced d and my engine light still on and my traction control light it's all on and the error code was ignition coil d. I guess I'll go back to AutoZone and get another one maybe it's bad I have warranty. maybe I should replace the harness or whatever you call the wires because it was brutal and a clip broke but it's in there good

[@crabtrap]

chnage you plugs......it is HIGHLY unlikely the wires are you prob

[@zacharyreilly1388]

Thank you, great video. Do you need to use a torque wrench for those bolts or is that unnecessary?

[@sharanusm1761]

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[@_Looft]

I know this is a year old comment but I’ll answer for anyone who is wondering. I’m sure there are torque specs for this bolt listed somewhere, but I don’t think it’s necessary.

[@foxr2760]

What scanner will you recommend?

[@lalillo88]

i have toyota sienna 2005 the ignition order its the same ?

[@adamjones9600]

Please down vote this video to help people avoid getting bad information for the letters / cyl numbers. Commenting is okay, but this is the first video that comes up for now, and you can see people in the comments who have wasted a lot of time because of the false info. Also, author, please ALL CAPS the mistake in your description to help people.

[@carmelakhourie1174]

Fabulous video!

[@landshass2849]

There is another video helps how to remove the plenum or how to put it back to reach the back coils and sparks. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6OunH5-bNmFaJY

[@ChukwudiNwaigwe]

How to fix the finix

[@networkedperson]

you don't provide any source for the info in your video

[@IsaiasPerez-zr7wd]

Thanks

[@amadoubah9750]

Thank you very much !

[@crabtrap]

Toyota SHOP time(dealer)for 2007 sienna is 2.5hours for the REAR 3 cylders. its was $315 labor ...and worth EVERY PENNY! this does not include parts. the front plugs and coil packs replace is easier then making toast

[@mikkixi1334]

With all respect sir, #2 is B. You were wrong with th letters A1 ,B2,C3

[@thesoulwhisper700]

Wrong information I spent my time and lose 2 days because this video My error code is P0352 letter B Must be change the coil number 2 But i am changed coil number 3 Please make edit on video Put voice note during the video and told people about this wrong information 😢😢😢

[@lukemartinez4412]

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