Toyota Sienna. Dome lights and doors controls stopped working. Integration Relay Replacement

[@ricardogomez4593]

Good job, you have a lot of patients

[@SergSpace]

Thank you! When you trying to save hundreds bucks, patience will come along.

[@courtneyacoleman]

THANK YOU! I just bought a 2001 Toyota Sienna with this problem.

[@SergSpace]

You are welcome! I hope It will help. Although, it's another 60 bucks for relay if you lucky to buy from e-bay. My Sienna reached 241K. What's mileage on yours?

[@enero3180]

Amazing, just had that same problem. Thanks for this video bro, after almost 3 months I finally fixed it

[@SergSpace]

I happy to hear that!

[@cast9609]

You're a life saver. Thank you for the detailed video. Helped me resolved my issue..

[@SergSpace]

My pleasure!

[@tonylagunas2]

Thank you this video it was a great walkthrough to replacing the integration relay. Will be trying it on my own with your video as my guide.

[@SergSpace]

Thank you! Let me know how did it go ))

[@tonylagunas2]

@@SergSpace The relay did the trick was not too hard at all with this video.

[@SergSpace]

@@tonylagunas2 I'm glad that it helped

[@NolanNip]

Thank you for the video. Very helpful.

[@SergSpace]

My pleasure. I'm glad if it worked for you.

[@bstarkey54]

Thank you very much for the video! In the video you said you got the part from, and I couldn't understand the name of where you said you obtained the part, if you would clarify that it would be most helpful. Thank you again!

[@SergSpace]

1:28 You may try Toyotapartsdeal.com. I got mine from e-bay. The thing about e-bay, is that people sell parts from junk yards, so you never know for how long it will last. It works for me when outside temperature is up to 38C. Once it comes to hot weather, the relay I bought from e-bay becomes glitchy and stop working from time to time until car engine cool down. I found that if remote fob stopped to trigger doors locks in hot weather, I turn engine on and try it again. It starts to work with engine on. Then I turn off car and close it with fob. It works for me as a work around with relay I bought from ebay.

[@lalo2641]

Thank you having the same problem

[@jeancadet5862]

nice🎉

[@jimmyortiz9696]

Thank you for the video

[@SergSpace]

You are welcome! I hope that it helped.

[@CodyCohen-4444]

Question if your battery has died or drained and it’s not wanting to take a charge it almost does but doesn’t have you ever experienced a chirping sound coming from the dashboard area upon trying to turn the key over, I’ve heard clicking before, but that was a new sound. I’ve never heard of vehicle and also with battery now the security flashing light has come back on, which hasn’t worked in many many months. Any advice?

[@SergSpace]

Replace the battery. With not enough of battery charge this ticking sounds always take a place when you try to start a car. What's security flashing light? Do you mean you have a built in car alarm?

[@santiagoibarraryan5666]

Great video! Could point me in the right direction? I have a Sienna 1998 en it has the receiver unit to use it with a key fob. How can I use an aftermarket key fob with my Sienna 1998? Thank you

[@SergSpace]

I didn't try that. But I used after market fob for 2001 Honda CRV. These things are supposed to be compatible with Car receiver first , then you need to program it (pair with car receiver). The instruction should come with fob. If not, check the same model on Amazon for instruction. If there is no instruction in product description, check reviews. Usually somebody would leave steps for programing (pairing with car). It's a simple process involving several clicks on fob buttons and turning ignition key. In my case I went through steps 3 times before got it to work. The steps are needed to be no more than 5 sec apart. If you miss this window, have to start over. You may try RemotesRemotes.com web site for programming instructions also.

[@smalltymmedia]

Thanks, exact issue that I have😊

[@SergSpace]

Let me know how did it go. 🙂

[@dannytrinh07]

My 2003 Sienna (passenger powered sliding door model) sliding door lock can't be locked/unlocked from driver and passenger switch. However, I could lock and unlock it manually. Everything else is working. Do you think that it would be this problem ?

[@SergSpace]

If it's only one door, then it sounds like it's a door actuator problem.

[@dannytrinh07]

@@SergSpace Did replace the new actuator but didn’t work. This morning, it works for 2-3 times and went back to sleep again. You think it might be the module like yours?

[@SergSpace]

@@dannytrinh07 Does it work with key fob?

[@dannytrinh07]

@@SergSpace I don’t have any fob when I got the van just 3 keys. I’m thinking to have used(old, junk yard but from Toyota ) keyless theft module installed after this. So can’t answer that question

[@SergSpace]

@@dannytrinh07 I see. But as I mentioned, if it's only one door and it's intermediate issue, it doesn't point on this integration relay. You can replace it also, though. Check harness. It is possible that it's loose or broken (hot/power) wire.

[@CodyCohen-4444]

Strange black box brake pedal that has a little black button on a 2002 XLe is that normal? I haven’t seen any like that when I go to junkyard

[@SergSpace]

Black box brake pedal - I'm not sure that I follow you what is this.

[@leroyusa935]

I purchased this integration module and everything worked okay again with the exception of my key fob remote. I tried reprogramming my key fob looking at other KZbin videos but still haven't had any luck. At least the dome lights work and all the door switches are working again. I can still get the key to open and close the doors and only the remote isn't working. It isn't a hassle like before when nothing worked at all. Any suggestions?

[@SergSpace]

First Suggestion: You may accidentally disconnect Toyota Sienna receiver door control module or it just went off and you need a replacement. Second: Did you buy correct Relay for your car? I described it in my video that there is 2 different relays. 3. The relay you bought could defective also. You may return if it's possible get another one. No fob re-programming was required in my case. Last suggestion: If you can open all doors from inside using door control panel, then it's your fob problem. Maybe old battery or oxidized contacts or battery fob stopped working for another reason. Amazon sells "2 Key Fob Remote Replacement Fits for Toyota Sienna 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003" with free returns. Try that. There's of course possibility that one of connector pins on relay or wire is pushed down or dirty or broken, but it's less likely.

[@eliasvillatoro6224]

Thank you so much

[@SergSpace]

I'm glad if it helped.

[@lalo2641]

Is this a common problem after 300,000 miles?

[@SergSpace]

It may happen at any lower mileage. If I recall it correct, my went off at 235k.

[@lalo2641]

@@SergSpace I have 350k on sienna

[@Swenser]

Need to do this on my camry 2005. Bad solder joints to be resoldered.

[@SergSpace]

Did you mean re-flowing with heat gun? Let me know how did it go.

[@Swenser]

@@SergSpace in a few days I will try. Also My dash clock was dim and reflowing that worked. Solder joints looked good on clock but thought I'd reflow everything anyway and it worked for that problem. So suspect bad solder on circuit board or dirty contacts on a relay. I'll get back to you.

[@michaelhakes5845]

Any update?

[@Swenser]

@@michaelhakes5845 actually. It is a big hassle to take out relay module from under dash. I continued doing other things. I put a heat gun around the area hoping joints may improve that small percentage, but what I think fixed it for me was wiggling all the fuses in the under bonnet box. Very odd but problem hasn't come back.