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You can see the 10mm bolt on the right side easily.
Access to the 10mm bolt on the left can be gained by removing the plastic door sill which anchors the kick panel near the e-brake pedal.
The kick panel is held in place with 3 clips.
Once the door sill is out of the way, you can slide the kick panel back (toward the back of the vehicle) and to the right to remove it and you'll see the turn signal flasher mounted to the chassis with another 10mm stud/nut.
Actually you'll be removing a nut from the stud,
removing the old flasher,
removing the wire harness,
connecting the wire harness to the new flasher
and securing it to the stud with the 10mm nut.
All the rest is reverse order installation.
Should take 20 minutes tops.
Does anyone know the recommended time to change the transmission in a 2008 Sequoia? The manual is very vauge and recommends "checking it" several times if you tow with it, but never states a suggested time to change it otherwise. Obviously, I know this will vary depending upon usage type, but I am still a bit shocked that they didnt have a non-towing recommendation to serve as a reference. Mine has roughly around 30,000 on it now and I'm considering having the transmission fluid flushed because I have no clue about how the previous owners used it (bank repo). They didnt keep good records on it in the logbook either. I found some documentation on the Toyota website that indicates that it was serviced, but no evidence of a transmission fluid change.
2008 CPO Sequoia with nearly gone rubber when I bought it.
I went for the Michelins.
It was steep but IMO, well worth the money. I've driven this vehicle to Florida from Philly and from Philly to Pittsburgh many times. Smooth, quiet and excellent in the wet.
I say, get the Michelins and be done with it.
The vehicle also has the tire pressure monitoring system so I am concerned that the rims would need to be compatible with this. I'm afraid to ask what alloy wheels will cost. Any advice would be appreciated.
also on the height adjustment feature, i can barely notice a height adjustment everytime i try it, how much is the car supposed to raise and lower?