Thank you. My neighbor has a 2001 Sienna and the fuses checked out good. Your video helped me find the relay location and I replaced it with the same Novita EP35 in your video and it's all working again. The old relay was hard to pull out because it was stuck but with persistence it came out. Installing the new one took maybe 5 seconds. Thanks again.
October 2023, thanks for the video. I slid module holder out of base so whole item hangs down by wires. It made it much easier to remove relay. It was hard to remove like others said. Got relay at Autozone for $13 plus tax.
Excellent video! I could not find the relay even though I knew it was the likely cause but this video makes it very clear. Getting the old one out was actually really difficult for me. We ended up using pliers to pull it. Tip: Make sure you know the pin orientation before you try putting the new one in, so take a good look when you pull the old one.
Thanks for the video..I had trouble finding the relay.and then even harder time pulling it of, I ended up breaking the plastic holder and had it hanging so then taking it of the pin was easier ..just had to snuff it to a open space once replaced..and now it WORKS!!
Excellent video. Very clear about location and what it looks like. It was hard to pop out the relay, so I had to work at it. This fixed my issue of no blinkers or hazards on a 1999 Sienna. Thanks much.
thank you having other issues dome lights/clock on my 2002 sienna I just bought now I know where to look...nice video one of the few that actually shows where things are at:)
how hard was it for you to pull the relay out? Im having hard time even moving it a millimeter. I was wondering if its got locks or tabs of some sort? I also feel like theres a lot of cables in front of the relay that may be stopping me from pulling it out but then again I should at least feel it moving a little bit but in my case its not moving at all. I have the same vehicle and year as you just LE.
Thanks! It works, I checks the fuses and nothing wrong and I just go buy the relay and it works. The OEM is a bit tight but come out with a flat head. I still have problem with chicks thought.
Funny thing, I bought a new part but did not like how it looked since metal tabs were thicker. I put the old part back in and all started working again! It has been several days without a problem so no money out of pocket - only had to re-seat the old part my friend! :)
@@talentfromgod I'm glad it worked for you. The relay contacts must be oxidized. In my case the relay was burned and I could hear rattling sound inside when I pulled and shake relay assembly.
Even my mechanic can't find this relay "magically under the steering wheel" - it's like the cake from Portal. Haven't even bolted it back together, just driving around with it hanging - and it is not back there, only fuse box and a couple of connector clusters, no relay.
the older Rav4's use this same part too, just go to the junk yard, they most the time have zero idea what it is, just tell them is a flasher fuse and they go "oh" and charge you 79cents for it.
Junk yard is not free to go in and they sell you what you pulled. I need part that I will be certain with that it won't quit on me next day. Junk is junk, can't be reliable.
@@SergSpace junkyard near me charges 2 dollars to get in, instead of paying 60+ for the flasher relay they charged me 2.75 for it. ill take a 2.75 relay with a mystery life span on it for 2.75 over 60 anyday.
@@pepsilove6306 3:03 $14. What kind of car do you have if you pay $60 for relay? Your pick-n-pull is cheaper. But anyway I'd rather pay 10 bucks more and be sure that it works. I bought several parts from e-bay in the past, which were obviously pulled from junk yard cars. Some of them didn't work right away, the others got a glitches. I just show the directions. It's your choice what you go with.
@@SergSpace 2003 toyota sienna. [canadian import model] instead of using two little 16 dollar relays for turns and hazards like the U.S model is uses one big fat relay that does it all. that only toyota makes and they charge 60+ for it. so i just go to pick and pull, yank about 5 of them outta cars, get em for pennies on the dollar and throw em in the glove box so if one fails weeks or years down the road, i got enough spares for dirt cheap to last me the life time of of the van. same with my 95 dodge ram, alternator fuse is 10 dollars all the parts stores around me dont carry it, dodge only, 17 cents at the junk yard, go pull a few and good to go. [my kid loves to cross the jump cables in the winter and blows fuses -_- ] now more important parts like alternators, im with you on that, i wont trust a junk yard for parts like that.
@@pepsilove6306 60 bucks is a stealing. Wow. Flasher Relay Turn Signal 81980-12070 for Sienna 2003 At least for now it's cheaper here: www.walmart.com/ip/clearance-Flasher-Relay-Turn-Signal-81980-12070-Fit-for-TOYOTA-Replacement-Auto-Accessory/5657529411?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=101642295&adid=222222222275657529411_101642295_14069003552_202077872&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=42423897272&wl4=pla-295289030566&wl5=9031971&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=5357034097&wl11=online&wl12=5657529411_101642295&veh=sem&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw4MSzBhC8ARIsAPFOuyXZG9Sg7FjNyAE6QmPqOymVFy2pOofpnKcP8kzMqnchAqDwKvqz1QkaAtwnEALw_wcB But everybody do what he has to do.
You may still want to check this if the fuse is not blown. Sometimes one path on the relay may not work making the signals not work but the hazards will.
It should. Locate relay, check the name, Google it if it's signals and hazards relay you pulled. Bring your relay in local auto store, they should find a similar one. Compare notches and contacts, install the new one.
i followed these steps but my right blinker is still not working. The lights turn on when i push the hazard button but blinker is no go. Any clue what it might be?
It could be a defective relay. Try to resit it first. If it won't help, ask for replacement of your relay from whoever you bought it. Make sure that it's a correct relay for your car.
i have a nissan march 2012 and iam having many electrical problems , right now fog light works and headlight works, front wiper but the electrical lock system not working and turn signal not working , and back wiper not working , any idea what do i have to change ? btw turn isgnal is flashing rapidly but no signal is on from the bulb
Change turn signal light bulb and sell this car. Car computer is responsible for lock system. This computer by itself cost about $500. If you going to change it by yourself, you have a risk to blow airbags. Replacing computer won't guarantee, that new one will not have the same problems. This is factory flaw in design.
I'm not a mechanic, I just know common problems. I make a research, then come to conclusions. There is the same lock system problems for Honda CRV. And yes for 90% I'm sure that this is a car computer. If you are ready to invest like $1000, go ahead, but as I said it just might be a temporarily solution. Bad engineering year is a bad year.
If you installed correct relay and checked both fuses boxes, checked all contacts connections and it still do not work, then I have no solution. Sorry.
If you replace the relay for turn signals, I don't see what's the difference if you have LED or filament light bulbs. Just plug in the correct relay, which is correlated to your car standards. And "no" to your questions. There is no LED on dashboard of Sienna 2000.
@@SergSpace if you look this item up on amazon people say this relay doesnt work with LED signal lights... got something to do with the amount of power the bulb uses
Open e-bay web site, type your car model with key word: "turn signal relay", select relay, open web page of selected relay, scroll down to Compatibility part, select your car Model, Make, Trim and year. Click Go button. If you see the Message in green:"This part is compatible with your selected car", buy this relay, follow my replacement video instruction. You can do this or keep reading what people say at Amazon. You may also pay like $150 to mechanic, so he would buy 10 bucks relay and followed my instructions@@iFLIP007
It looks like you didn't pay attention to my video 1:50 and 2:44 . You have to rock it with flat screw driver. There are no latches or locks. It just sits tight. @@iFLIP007
80% of the time your relay is not making good contact.. if you take the relay out and plug it back in 9 of the 10 times it will work the same as buying a new one.
Thank you. My neighbor has a 2001 Sienna and the fuses checked out good. Your video helped me find the relay location and I replaced it with the same Novita EP35 in your video and it's all working again. The old relay was hard to pull out because it was stuck but with persistence it came out. Installing the new one took maybe 5 seconds. Thanks again.
My pleasure. I'm glad that it helped.
I bought the exact relay from CanTire and my blinkers are working again. Thank you.
I'm glad that I could help.
Thank you for showing how to access those fuses. Much appreciated!
You are welcome!
October 2023, thanks for the video. I slid module holder out of base so whole item hangs down by wires. It made it much easier to remove relay. It was hard to remove like others said. Got relay at Autozone for $13 plus tax.
I'm glad that it's worked out. :)
Excellent video! I could not find the relay even though I knew it was the likely cause but this video makes it very clear. Getting the old one out was actually really difficult for me. We ended up using pliers to pull it. Tip: Make sure you know the pin orientation before you try putting the new one in, so take a good look when you pull the old one.
Thank you!
Usually relay plug shaped exactly as the socket where you put it in, so you won't be able to insert relay in wrong way.
Thanks for the video..I had trouble finding the relay.and then even harder time pulling it of, I ended up breaking the plastic holder and had it hanging so then taking it of the pin was easier ..just had to snuff it to a open space once replaced..and now it WORKS!!
I'm glad that you could do it!
Excellent video. Very clear about location and what it looks like. It was hard to pop out the relay, so I had to work at it. This fixed my issue of no blinkers or hazards on a 1999 Sienna. Thanks much.
I'm glad that it helped.
Great, detailed vid! Thank you!
Very helpful! Your step by step instructions helped me saved a couple of hundred dollars. Thank you very much!
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I have the same problem last night in my van thank you so much
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Thank you! The information you put here saved my day!
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thank you having other issues dome lights/clock on my 2002 sienna I just bought now I know where to look...nice video one of the few that actually shows where things are at:)
My pleasure!
Thanks for the info
I had the same problem with my Toyota Sienna XLE- 2000
I’m fixed it just replaced the flasher relay, paid $15.0 in Napa auto parts
Congrats and you are welcome!
how hard was it for you to pull the relay out? Im having hard time even moving it a millimeter. I was wondering if its got locks or tabs of some sort?
I also feel like theres a lot of cables in front of the relay that may be stopping me from pulling it out but then again I should at least feel it moving a little bit but in my case its not moving at all.
I have the same vehicle and year as you just LE.
This was exactly what I needed! Thanks.
Bradford Findell You are welcome!
Thank you for posting this helpful video. You saved me lots of money and time.
I'm glad I did. You're welcome!
Straight to the point.... Thank you!
This was the problem and thanks for your, to the point and well put together video, the problem was fixed. It only cost me, $13.00..... Thanks again!
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Thanks! It works, I checks the fuses and nothing wrong and I just go buy the relay and it works. The OEM is a bit tight but come out with a flat head. I still have problem with chicks thought.
What's the chicks?
Thank you 😊 it helped me!!
I'm glad that it helped!
Very thankful for the video
You are welcome!
Thank you for the video. Our van did same thing, may the good Lord Bless you.. :)
I'm happy that it help.
Funny thing, I bought a new part but did not like how it looked since metal tabs were thicker. I put the old part back in and all started working again! It has been several days without a problem so no money out of pocket - only had to re-seat the old part my friend! :)
@@talentfromgod I'm glad it worked for you. The relay contacts must be oxidized. In my case the relay was burned and I could hear rattling sound inside when I pulled and shake relay assembly.
Thanks very much for this video. I was able to fix my 99 solara
+Richard Brewster You're welcome!
Thanks! You are awesome!
Thanks , helpful for me too
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Even my mechanic can't find this relay "magically under the steering wheel" - it's like the cake from Portal. Haven't even bolted it back together, just driving around with it hanging - and it is not back there, only fuse box and a couple of connector clusters, no relay.
THANK YOU VERY USEFULL 👍
I'm glad if it's helped.
Very helpful. Thanks!
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Very usefull thank you
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this was so helpful thanks a lot
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this helped me thank you!
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thank you I jest could not figure it out on my own
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Awesome. Thank you so much.
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thank you so much for share this video.
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Thanks for the info.
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the older Rav4's use this same part too, just go to the junk yard, they most the time have zero idea what it is, just tell them is a flasher fuse and they go "oh" and charge you 79cents for it.
Junk yard is not free to go in and they sell you what you pulled. I need part that I will be certain with that it won't quit on me next day. Junk is junk, can't be reliable.
@@SergSpace junkyard near me charges 2 dollars to get in, instead of paying 60+ for the flasher relay they charged me 2.75 for it. ill take a 2.75 relay with a mystery life span on it for 2.75 over 60 anyday.
@@pepsilove6306 3:03 $14. What kind of car do you have if you pay $60 for relay? Your pick-n-pull is cheaper. But anyway I'd rather pay 10 bucks more and be sure that it works. I bought several parts from e-bay in the past, which were obviously pulled from junk yard cars. Some of them didn't work right away, the others got a glitches. I just show the directions. It's your choice what you go with.
@@SergSpace 2003 toyota sienna. [canadian import model] instead of using two little 16 dollar relays for turns and hazards like the U.S model is uses one big fat relay that does it all. that only toyota makes and they charge 60+ for it. so i just go to pick and pull, yank about 5 of them outta cars, get em for pennies on the dollar and throw em in the glove box so if one fails weeks or years down the road, i got enough spares for dirt cheap to last me the life time of of the van. same with my 95 dodge ram, alternator fuse is 10 dollars all the parts stores around me dont carry it, dodge only, 17 cents at the junk yard, go pull a few and good to go. [my kid loves to cross the jump cables in the winter and blows fuses -_- ] now more important parts like alternators, im with you on that, i wont trust a junk yard for parts like that.
@@pepsilove6306 60 bucks is a stealing. Wow.
Flasher Relay Turn Signal 81980-12070 for Sienna 2003
At least for now it's cheaper here:
www.walmart.com/ip/clearance-Flasher-Relay-Turn-Signal-81980-12070-Fit-for-TOYOTA-Replacement-Auto-Accessory/5657529411?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=101642295&adid=222222222275657529411_101642295_14069003552_202077872&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=42423897272&wl4=pla-295289030566&wl5=9031971&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=5357034097&wl11=online&wl12=5657529411_101642295&veh=sem&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw4MSzBhC8ARIsAPFOuyXZG9Sg7FjNyAE6QmPqOymVFy2pOofpnKcP8kzMqnchAqDwKvqz1QkaAtwnEALw_wcB
But everybody do what he has to do.
Thanks!!!!!
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Thank you. Hazard lights are working for me however the signalling lights are not.
Shall I change the 7.5 fuse or the relay ?
Pull the fuse off and check if it's burned. It's transparent.
You may still want to check this if the fuse is not blown. Sometimes one path on the relay may not work making the signals not work but the hazards will.
Does this also work for a Toyota Camry? My signals and hazards aren't working and the fuses are replaced.
It should. Locate relay, check the name, Google it if it's signals and hazards relay you pulled. Bring your relay in local auto store, they should find a similar one. Compare notches and contacts, install the new one.
i followed these steps but my right blinker is still not working. The lights turn on when i push the hazard button but blinker is no go. Any clue what it might be?
It could be a defective relay. Try to resit it first. If it won't help, ask for replacement of your relay from whoever you bought it. Make sure that it's a correct relay for your car.
Mine are hard to take off I've tried everything
i have a nissan march 2012 and iam having many electrical problems , right now fog light works and headlight works, front wiper but the electrical lock system not working and turn signal not working , and back wiper not working , any idea what do i have to change ? btw turn isgnal is flashing rapidly but no signal is on from the bulb
Change turn signal light bulb and sell this car. Car computer is responsible for lock system. This computer by itself cost about $500. If you going to change it by yourself, you have a risk to blow airbags. Replacing computer won't guarantee, that new one will not have the same problems. This is factory flaw in design.
oh , are u sure its car computer ? :(
btw rear wiper not working but front is working
I'm not a mechanic, I just know common problems. I make a research, then come to conclusions. There is the same lock system problems for Honda CRV. And yes for 90% I'm sure that this is a car computer. If you are ready to invest like $1000, go ahead, but as I said it just might be a temporarily solution. Bad engineering year is a bad year.
Thanks ! in our country used cars also are at 7000 usd , we have 200% customs import duty on parts also !
My fuses are fine I changed the relay and the turn signals and hazards still dont work
If you installed correct relay and checked both fuses boxes, checked all contacts connections and it still do not work, then I have no solution. Sorry.
@@SergSpace brought it to the shop I have an electrical shortage
@@Seek147. Shit circuit usually burns the fuse. Light bulbs are 12v, so it will burn the fuse.
this only works for LED bulbs right? its gonna be useless with filaments bulbs?
If you replace the relay for turn signals, I don't see what's the difference if you have LED or filament light bulbs. Just plug in the correct relay, which is correlated to your car standards. And "no" to your questions. There is no LED on dashboard of Sienna 2000.
@@SergSpace if you look this item up on amazon people say this relay doesnt work with LED signal lights... got something to do with the amount of power the bulb uses
Open e-bay web site, type your car model with key word: "turn signal relay", select relay, open web page of selected relay, scroll down to Compatibility part, select your car Model, Make, Trim and year. Click Go button. If you see the Message in green:"This part is compatible with your selected car", buy this relay, follow my replacement video instruction. You can do this or keep reading what people say at Amazon. You may also pay like $150 to mechanic, so he would buy 10 bucks relay and followed my instructions@@iFLIP007
@@SergSpace i already got the part but im having hard time pulling the original out... are there locks on this thing?
It looks like you didn't pay attention to my video 1:50 and 2:44 . You have to rock it with flat screw driver. There are no latches or locks. It just sits tight. @@iFLIP007
Have tried it and is not working
80% of the time your relay is not making good contact.. if you take the relay out and plug it back in 9 of the 10 times it will work the same as buying a new one.
I guess, it concerns certain relay for certain cars. In my case it went off. I could hear some part was rattling inside of relay when I shook it up.
Thank you. Very helpful!
My pleasure!