2005 toyota sienna Transmission problem

Asked by Guru1Y65C Aug 26, 2019 at 09:43 AM about the 2005 Toyota Sienna LE

Question type: General

I have a transmission problem with my 2005
Toyota Sienna LE.

When cold first gear will not engage. I have
to wait 20 minutes average with the engine
running for my Sienna be able to run.

When hot it will run smoothly.

Milage: 237,000 miles

Any advice?

1 Answer

If the transmission fluid has been changed regularly (max 60 to 80K miles) drain and replace. If the transmission fluid has never been changed you might try one of those magical formulas to extend transmission life - do NOT change the transmission fluid because that will probably accelerate your transmission's decline - (see your auto parts store) but this sounds like the beginning of eventual transmission failure. If you do nothing, drive gently and baby that thing, it could be years and thousands of miles before you need a rebuild or replacement.

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