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2001 Toyota Sequoia Radio Has A 50/50 Chance Of Working After Starting The ...

The audio system in my car will sometimes not work after starting the car and other times it will work. Sometimes it wont work at first then randomly kick in later. right now it seems there is a 50/...

Traction Control System

I just had my wheel speed sensors replaced after my traction control system was acting up. The problem stopped for a little bit and then it came back but I would turn my car off and reset it and it...

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04 Toyota Sequoia No Start

Long story short, my truck broke down (luckily right by my house). Ran diagnostics and codes came up for camshaft position sensor. Replaced that and bought new battery. Went to start her up but no ...

Rear Hatch Latch Liftgate Lock Actuator For A 2008 Toyota Sequoia

how can I test the Rear Hatch Latch Liftgate Lock Actuator for a 2008 Toyota Sequoia

2007 Toyota Sequoia 4WD Limited Check Engine, VSC Trac & Trac Off Lights On...

have a 2007 Toyota Sequoia 4WD Limited and the check engine, VSC trac & trac off lights all came on this morning when I started my car this morning. I filled up with gas 2 days ago but am pretty su...

Toyota Sequoia Overview

The Toyota Sequoia, a full-sized truck-based SUV, was introduced in 2001 to fill the gap between the smaller RAV4 and the luxurious Land Cruiser. The Sequoia boasts a lot of towing and cargo capacity, and seats up to eight people. It is only sold in the U.S. and Canada.

The most noticible thing about the Sequioa is its size. It is huge. The Sequoia is a capable tower and hauler, but there are downsides to such bulk. For one, the Sequoia can be difficult to climb into. The controls can also be hard to reach.

Despite being built on a truck platform, the Sequoia is known for handling surprisingly well, and offers a comfortable, quiet ride. Amenity-wise, the Sequoia slots between the lower-priced 4Runner and the cushy Land Cruiser.

The Sequoia is due for a redesign in 2008, and is expected to be even bigger.

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