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2009 Toyota RAV4 Engine Control Module
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2009 Toyota RAV4 Parts Questions & Experts Answers
Q: How to install the Engine Control Module (ECM) on 2009 Toyota RAV4?
A: The 2AR-FE engine control system installs by attaching 4 screws to mount the 2 brackets onto the ECM before connecting both ECM connectors and lowering the levers onto their respective positions. Make sure no debris can reach between connector and ECM and that the levers are dropped properly. Install the ECM bracket along with the ECM next using 3 bolts which need torquing to 6.5 Nm (66 kgf-cm, 58 in-lbf). The air cleaner requires installation by using three bolts that need to be torqued to 5.0 Nm (51 kgf-cm, 44 in-lbf) and clutch connection. Following the alignment of the air cleaner hose protrusion with throttle body edges, secure the filter element inside the air cleaner case by joining the hose while unlocking the hose clamp. The hinge portion of the air cleaner cap should be inserted into the air cleaner case before installing two hook clamps followed by attaching the purge line hose and No.2 ventilation hose and connecting the two purge line hoses to the purge VSV. The system requires connection of 4 wire harness clamps with the purge VSV connector and the mass air flow meter connector. Complete the next part of the installation by attaching the cable to the negative side of the battery. The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) must be entered during new ECM installation followed by carrying out vehicle stability control system recognition within the new ECM. The final step includes performing a RESET MEMORY procedure (A/T initialization) followed by checking the vehicle type.