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The Toyota Highlander made its first appearance at the New York International Auto Show in April 2000 as a mid-size SUV that developers have substantially improved since its inception. Toyota launched the Highlander for market release in North America and Japan during early 2001 by developing this SUV to excel in comfort-based road driving instead of the sporty 4Runner model. This SUV incorporates a 3.5-liter V6 2GR-FE engine which combines power and fuel efficiency and functions with a five-speed automatic transmission that enables precise gear transitions during driving. The Toyota Highlander Hybrid introduced as a new variant introduced electric motors to enhance overall acceleration especially on high-speed roads. The vehicle achieves smooth ride quality through its independent rear suspension system and the Electronic Power Steering (EPS) features added to vehicles in 2010 improves handling dynamics. The Toyota Highlander delivers multi-purpose seating arrangements that include seating for seven passengers and added third-row seating available since its introduction in 2003. The exact manufacturing requirements of Toyota are fulfilled by authentic Highlander parts to achieve the manufacturer's durability goals for precise fitment needs that maintain the vehicle's performance levels. ToyotaPartsNow.com provides a complete range of manufacturer-certified Toyota Highlander OEM parts that come with warranty protection as well as dedicated well-maintained product standards.
Toyota Highlander Parts Questions & Answers
- Q: How to safely remove body emblems and name plates on Toyota Highlander?A: A heat light should warm the vehicle body along with the name plate and emblem while taking care to avoid overheating any parts. Place protective tape on the symbol emblem before using a moulding remover to peel away the double-sided tape and taking out the emblem without causing harm to the vehicle body. Put protective tape around the No. 2 back door name plate before using the moulding remover to peel off double-sided tape and remove the name plate with caution to prevent body harm. The same method must be done for the No. 4 back door name plate and the back door name plate where you apply protective tape before using the moulding remover to remove each component safely. Firstly for removing the front door name plate protect it with tape and use the moulding remover to extract double-sided tape followed by gentle removal of the name plate while watching out for vehicle body damage.
- Q: How to Properly Replace an Oil Filter on Toyota Highlander?A: Maintenance of the oil filter involves beginning by removing Engine Under Cover No. 1 before installing Special Service Tool: 09228-07501 to uninstall the oil filter sub-assembly. Install the new oil filter sub-assembly by inspecting the installation surface, cleaning it with oil, applying engine oil to the filter gasket before gently mounting it before securely tightening it to contact the seat. Utility tool 09228-07501 should be used to complete additional tightening by 3/4 turn. As the last step add engine oil before conducting a leak inspection of the system.
- Q: How to disassemble the steering wheel on Toyota Highlander?A: Start the steering wheel disassembly by taking off the cruise control main switch. The steering pad switch assembly requires removal when present in the system. Unscrew and release the two pins to detach the No. 2 steering wheel ornament from the steering wheel spoke sub-assembly. You should also duplicate this method to get rid of the No. 1 steering wheel ornament. Next in the process you need to remove the lower steering wheel boss cover after extracting its two screws and breaking free its four claws. Taking off the 2 steering pad attaching screws completes the procedure to remove the lower steering wheel boss cover.
- Q: How should the TPMS Sensor and transmitter be disposed of correctly on Toyota Highlander?A: When disposing of this unit customers need to extract the lithium battery from the tire pressure warning valve and transmitter before proper disposal. The removal process of the tire pressure warning valve and transmitter begins by using a screwdriver to remove its back cover followed by battery terminal cutting before battery extraction. Both battery and base board need additional caution because they contain silicone materials.
