2000 Toyota Sienna Check engine and code P0440 repair.
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- In this video I replacing PCV valve and Vacum selenod/ EGR vacum switch valve on 2000 Toyota sienna V6 .
I had check engine light on and oil consumption, code P0440
I replaced vacum selenoid Part # 911-612 and PCV valve,all seems to be good now.
PCV valve was clogged up and oil consumption was noted, I decided to go ahead and replace PCV valve.
I have a 2000 sienna with 285,700 miles. The engine still runs great. I told the wife that i hope the van reaches 300,000 miles. And then she asked what i would do once the van reaches 300,000 miles. I turned to her and told her, "I'm shooting for the van to reach 350,000 miles. What do you expect buy you a new van? Hell no!" Our van just keeps on going and going. I'm surprise how well our van handles the weather her in Ohio.
EM P yes agree,this van keeps running and running. Its at 200,000 miles now.it was also totaled,rear lift gate door was replaced from a junkyard and repainted. It does have oil leak from rear valve cover gasket,i just keep adding oil every week. Runs great but i also highly recommend to flush your power steering system,i did it last month.
I have an oil leak as well and I just keep on adding oil to it. I have not done the power steering flushing. I should do that next. thanks
EM P watch scotty kilmer video on how to flush your power steering.
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oh yeah, that guy is a character. He shows good videos. thanks
EM P i personally trust his advice,so far everything he recommended worked out great. I had a problems with the steering wheel,it was very hard to turn. After i cleaned my power steering with trans tune,later poured in new fluid,the problem was gone.
I bought a used vacuum switch from ebay. The code came back a few days later. Will try a new one. All the vacuum hoses were also replaced. Nice job providing the part number.
Thanks for doing this. Not a lot of people show the PVC for this vehicle so clearly. Although the music at the beginning was a problem.
Thank you,I apreciate positive comment. I know that music is annoying,it was one of my first videos.
@@nazarettos6987 oo
Thanks for the video. The music made it impossible for me to follow you during the earlier part of the video so I turned off the sound. Thanks for getting rid of the noise!
Sorry, this was one of my first UA-cam videos and I was not that great at editing.
@@nazarettos6987 ooooh, OK. That makes sense. Was a good video after I turned off the sound 👍
I did my spark plugs without taking that off you honestly don't have to take that off I was able to do all my spark plugs in under 20 minutes
You're good, it takes me at least half an hour. I have a couple of those flexible attachments for my ratchet and can just manage to get both hands around either side
Great thank u
Thanks!
Sorry for the annoying music, it was my first video editing
Great video once music ended at 2:20 on video, was very difficult to hear what you we're saying up to that point.thank you for the info.
Thanks. It was one of my first videos on UA-cam
Great job man
The pcv valve is easier to get to on the Camry with the same engine. On the Sienna, the engine is sunk down further into the engine bay and partially under the windshield. Rear spark access on almost all V6 engines these days is very difficult,not just on Toyotas.
Not the best design
Thank you
Well, thnx man, I will try this. Thank u very much! I hope it worked
Thank you 🙏
Sorry for annoying music it was one of my first UA-cam videos.
First of all, that is not PVC, It's PCV Valve. other than that Like the video.
Thanks for the video I have that code p0440
Just replace that part like I did
It also could be charcoal canister
@@nazarettos6987 I replaced both charcoal canister and vacuum solenoid on my 2001 Sienna (160k miles on it), but the P0440 still there. when I changed the PCV valve after I watched your video, the PCV valve was broken, 1/3 of it remained inside, I tried to get it out, it broke into a few pieces and dropped into the chamber, I was not able to see and get them out, I plugged the new one in any way, hope it won't cause big trouble to the engine. The old PCV valve was so brittle, very light force to pull out caused it to break right away. Do you have any idea what will happen those pieces of plastic remain inside?
Wonder if it'd be possible to make large hole in firewall on passenger side for easier access to pcv and sparks.
No it would be very bad idea, you don’t want to change structural integrity of your vehicle.
@@nazarettos6987 yes but that aside, I'm asking if its feasible
music annoying could not hear you
I agree with you.Next video I will not add music. Thanks for viewing.
It was one of my first UA-cam videos,I screwed up with this music. I can upload new video without music.
I just replaced the pvc valve on an 02 Sienna (170k miles). One of the worst experiences of of my life. I lost 2 valves and 1 grommet to the engine bay.
Greg Snyder its hard to get to it
My experience wasn't quite as bad, but this video makes it look like you can get your hand on the valve - only if you have small hands. Broke the old one using pliers to get it out. It was stuck in place with all the goo caked on and around it and needed my largest flat head to pry it out. You also have to get the hose clamp off the other end and took time and patience getting it back on over the new one. Also took a bit of coaxing to get it into the engine side - there was no way I could get my hand on it to push it in. Used same big screw driver to gently get it in.
Try changing the PCV valve and hose on a '02 frontier 4 cylinder with very long needle nose pliers and a lot of swearing.
There's actually 3 vent valves up there on those engines. Just curious how you knew which one to replace? Also how good are those aftermarket Dorman valves compared to Toyota (Denso)?
I just replaced it and the van was resurrected. This van is long gone now but check engine never came back. my mom drove, it was in an accident, i repaired and and after 200k miles sold it.
I have the same question. I opened the hood to see three of them and wondered which one to change
How did you take the PCV valve off? Does it screw off or pop out? I am having a heck of a time taking that thing out of my Sienna! :P Any special tools or methods you used?
I had hard time with it also. You have to wiggle it and it come off.New one simply push it it.
You dont need any special tools,I had exactly same problem. I simply wiggled it and kept pulling up. It came off with some effort,after you take it off dont forget to clean the inlet surface.
Thanks for quick reply! I will try that! Much appreciated!
Where is bank 2 location?
@@marcshelstead5355 bank 2 is on the bottom on the exhaust
Thanks for making this video new subscriber here
You welcome,I hope I was able to help with your car problem. I sold this Van with over 200k miles on it and after major rear end collision it kept running. :-)
Did u unplug battery B4 u replaced vsv?
No need
Great video...mr..gracias
Sorry for loud music, it was one of my first videos.
We all learn from mistakes..all good..
What brand spark plugs do you use the net Toyota Sienna?
Never took out original spark plugs. NKG I believe.
2000 toyota seinna egr vacuum solenoid how much dose it cost
It's been so long,I think I paid 30$ on amazon. Doorman part.
when you changing pcv valve on toyota 2000 seinna is very hard to see can you show step by step on next video thanks you SIR
This car was sold few month ago.
Yeah that music is really annoying I can't understand you I hear you proper please do it again without the music
I’m sorry for this annoying music this was one of my first UA-cam video ever. I was still learning how to edit and I totally agree with you on this music.
Yea the music is useless and covers up important information
What's up with music dude
Toyota wants you to go to dealer for the easiest things
yes it's true,they want you to be bound to their dealership. I repaired this van over 2 years ago,still sold it with no problems and 195k miles.This issue did not come back, van runs great.
@@nazarettos6987 mine still has lots of problems
Solenoid: How did you know it was that solenoid?
siucbset I stoped by at Autozone,they gave me code and and I found out online that it was it. My mom's car sounds and drives better now, so it fixed my problem.
Nazarettos is there a problem when conect the hoses to the wrong terminal ?
Bcs i just replace the solenoide but my was i bit diferent
siucbset
3.0 engine
Yea turn the music down annoying
Why annoying music? Is it a must?
This was one of my first UA-cam videos,I wasn't good at editing,sorry. If I find this video on my PC I will reuplod it without that stupid music.
annying music
I had a difficult time hearing your voice over the much louder and kind of unnecessary music.
I know I’m sorry about that this was one of my first UA-cam videos I wasn’t that good with UA-cam back than.
@@nazarettos6987 That's alright, I wasn't being sarcastic by the way just trying to be informational with some feedback. I only have one video of a train, and the sound was whatever the phone recorded. Good luck with your channel.
Shut That terrible Music Off. Can't Hear A Word You're Saying?
My first video, I was learning how to edit. Sorry
Dorman parts are garbage. Don't use them.
this car was old and I was not gonna put expensive parts in it. This Sienna was sold with over 200k miles on it and we bought new Camry back in 2018
@@nazarettos6987 I can respect that. But I wouldn't even put a Dorman part in my 86 Integra.
I like old cars to much bs
This car lasted over 250k and was rear ended totaled. I repaired it and still drove it for a while.
Why annoying music. Why.
This was my first UA-cam video ever so i was not good at it.
The annoying Chinese background noise is irritating!
I agree, sorry it was one of my first UA-cam videos and i was learning how to edit with new program.