05 Sienna Passenger Power Door not closing
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Asked by at1234 Jun 21, 2015 at 01:15 PM about the 2005 Toyota Sienna LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Greetings. I have an 05 Sienna that has developed a problem with the passenger side
power door. It opens fine, but when closing it gets to the very end, then re-opens. If I tug
on the door a little to help it, it will close all the way. I have put in 80K miles. I would
appreciate your suggestions.Thanks.

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at1234 answered 9 years ago

Any inputs from anyone would be very highly appreciated.

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at1234 answered 9 years ago

It was pleasant surprise, yesterday , after shutting the power door switch off for two days, tried the power door and it worked. Please do let me know, if their are any precaution that i would need to take at this stage.

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