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As Toyota manufactured the RAV4 since 1994. The popular vehicle has passed through five generational changes while its engine and transmission capabilities experienced remarkable developments. At its launch in 1994 the first model used a 119 hp 2.0-liter inline-four engine as its power source which customers could select with either a five-speed manual or automatic transmission with choices for front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive capabilities. The expansion of generations under the Toyota RAV4 included a 1.8-liter inline-four engine for 2WD models along with a stronger 2.4-liter power unit that delivered 158 hp for improved performance and better efficiency. An electric power steering system became standard in the 2006 redesign and a new platform was implemented which eventually resulted in a lineup that only included inline-four engines during the fourth generation release. Toyota introduced the 2018 RAV4 model with the TNGA-K platform which delivers enhanced driving dynamics by improving rigidity and having a lower center of gravity. The current RAV4 edition provides hybrid variants along with sophisticated transmission systems which maximize both power and fuel economy. Safety remains a priority for the Toyota RAV4 because it comes standard with Vehicle Stability Control and additional advanced safety systems. The market offers genuine Toyota RAV4 parts that fulfill Toyota's original production standards providing durability alongside exceptional performance from each part.
The Toyota RAV4 has some issues that can afflict it because of engine and emissions systems. The Toyota RAV4 oxygen sensor failure is a common culprit. This failure affects the air-fuel ratio in the engine, causing a lean condition and high emissions. The next issue is potential EVAP system leaks, such as the Toyota RAV4 EVAP canister releasing charcoal pellets that clog the vent valve. This typically triggers fault codes P0441, P0442 and P0446. An electrical issue with the vent valve will result with a P0446 fault code. This issue can only be fixed by replacing the entire canister assembly, a part located on the fuel tank's top. Plus, Toyota has sent out a software patch to mask the erroneous readings to the Toyota RAV4 catalytic converter, which can also trigger the CEL. The update remedies the situation since the vehicle computer will update the current condition of the Toyota RAV4 catalytic converter. In any of the mentioned issues, it would be easier to seek the assistance of a skilled technician to identify and remove all the problems. Providing proper maintenance on time, keeps your Toyota RAV4 performing as it should.
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Toyota RAV4 Parts Questions & Answers
- Q: How to service and repair the alternator on Toyota RAV4?A: First remove the rear end cover for the alternator of all 12 V 90 A and 100 A types by removing their associated nuts, bolts and terminal insulator. The brush holder and voltage regulator need to be removed from the 12 V 90 A type by extracting screws and seal plate screws while the terminal insulator and screws must be removed from the 12 V 100 A type. When removing the rectifier holder start by unscrewing its four screws and rubber insulators then use Special Service Tool 09820-63011 to remove the pulley but ensure that the socket reaches a torque of 39 Nm (400 kgf.cm, 29 ft.lbf) while avoiding over half-turn looseness of the pulley nut. Use tool 09286-46011 to remove the 12 V 90 A type end frame when its nuts and wire clip have been removed. The 12 V 100 A type requires tool 09950-40011 to remove its end frame with unscrewed bolts and cord clip. Replace the front bearing by taking out the bearing retainer before using Special Service Tool 09950-60010 (09951-00350) to extract the existing bearing which you can replace with Special Service Tool 09950-60010 (09951-00530). Reinstall the bearing retainer with specified torque values. Both bearing replacement procedures for the 12 V 90 A type require the operator to use Special Service Tools 09821-00021 and 09820-00031 along with 09825-76010 to complete removal of components and installation of new parts. The final assembly process includes first placing the rotor onto the drive end frame of both types then adding the rectifier end frame afterward according to proper torque specifications for wire clips and bolts. Screw in the pulley manually but tighten the pulley nut to 39 N.m (398 kg.cm, 29 ft.lb) using Special Service Tool 09820-63011 and finish with a torques up to 111 N.m (1,132 kg.cm, 82 ft.lb). The rectifier holder with rubber insulators and the voltage regulator and brush holder items require installation according to specific installation directions and their respective torque specifications. From the back end, apply the rear end cover to both types while confirming every component is tight and inspecting rotor rotation.
- Q: How to properly apply an Emblem on Toyota RAV4?A: Before applying the name plate users must use an infrared lamp or equivalent source to heat the double-sided tape on the body until it achieves a temperature range of 40 to 60 degrees C for one to two minutes. A clean cloth should be used to remove the excess tape completely because inadequate cleaning prevents proper name plate attachment. The first step requires a degreasing agent to clean the body installation area followed by correct placement of the name plate. The name plate installation must take place when the working space temperatures reach 20 degrees C. Heating the body installation zone to 20 to 30 degrees C becomes necessary when temperatures are lower than 20 degrees C.
- Q: How to reassemble the exterior radiator grille on Toyota RAV4?A: The reassembly of the 2AZ-FE exterior radiator grille starts with attaching the 3 claws to install the radiator grille emblem. Afterward use the 12 screws to secure the ornament plate on its proper position.
- Q: How to dispose of the TPMS Sensor sub-assembly on Toyota RAV4?A: The first step of disposing the tire pressure warning valve sub-assembly requires battery removal followed by correct battery waste procedures. Pry off the back cover using a screwdriver tip to reveal the battery combined with the silicone resin-covered base board. Cut the 2 connector terminals which link the battery to the base board after removing the battery.
