Holy S! Did you ever get that thing all back together? Mine is doing the same thing and I live in Washington. I should have you look at mine but I couldn't stand to see it torn in that many pieces. Great work I hope you are not like me I can get stuff torn into thar many pieces, but I can never get it all back together.
Mine is a 2000 sienna. The headlights, and electric door locks turn off with the key. Only vehicle I've ever owned where the headlights/parking lights and remote locks turn off with the key so you can't lock or unlock it with the remote and you can't turn on the headlights without the key being on. It also doesn't have 12v lighter socket or interior lights. Is all that related to that relay box on yours that stopped the dome lights from working?
No I haven't figured it out. I gave up and bought a couple of stick up lights to use at night. Is the fuse box hard to get to? Does the dash pop apart or is it's screwed down?
You may have to take a panel off just below the steering wheel to get to it, but other than that, it's a matter of removing all the connectors and pulling it out. Since each connector is a bit different, it's impossible to put the wrong connector in the wrong place. However it would be a good idea to mark things as you take them apart.
Wish I found your video earlier last year 💀 I drove this van for over a year with no interior lights until I got sick of it & only figured out it was the integration relay from a post from 2004 lol. Blind luck
My mother does not have downlights in her 2002 Toyota sienna so can you break down your comment? I would like to fix her dome lights for her. I’m going to change out her alternator and I’ve never done it before but I’m going to try it and see if I can’t save my mommy some money TYSM
@@AlexAndra-iy5zu does her interior door locks work? Integration relay goes on the back of the fuse box. Before you do all this though check your dome light fuses.but a big clue if it’s the integration relay is dome lights AND interior door locks NOT working
@@masterk5066 The lighter and all sockets work. All the windows work just fine but there are no dome lights. Believe it or not I just found the fuse and relay box when I changed her battery for her car. It’s my mothers vehicle but my father drives it as my mother is no longer with us. We’ve always called it Nana’s van. I just wanted to be transparent because I’m so used to calling at Nana’s van but in reality Papa drives it now
Kid literally ripped his cars entire interior apart to get a light working. U got balls and patience bro
Great job. That was the last thing i was expecting to be.
Thanks for your hard work and sharing with everyone
I did the same thing to my car thank you little man
Holy S! Did you ever get that thing all back together? Mine is doing the same thing and I live in Washington. I should have you look at mine but I couldn't stand to see it torn in that many pieces. Great work I hope you are not like me I can get stuff torn into thar many pieces, but I can never get it all back together.
what a great kid
Thanks buddy my doors are not locking or opening. Some lights don't work😂 thank s
Thank you so much
Mine is a 2000 sienna. The headlights, and electric door locks turn off with the key. Only vehicle I've ever owned where the headlights/parking lights and remote locks turn off with the key so you can't lock or unlock it with the remote and you can't turn on the headlights without the key being on. It also doesn't have 12v lighter socket or interior lights. Is all that related to that relay box on yours that stopped the dome lights from working?
It's most likely the fuse box like the video. Did you get this one figured out?
No I haven't figured it out. I gave up and bought a couple of stick up lights to use at night. Is the fuse box hard to get to? Does the dash pop apart or is it's screwed down?
You may have to take a panel off just below the steering wheel to get to it, but other than that, it's a matter of removing all the connectors and pulling it out. Since each connector is a bit different, it's impossible to put the wrong connector in the wrong place. However it would be a good idea to mark things as you take them apart.
Awesome thank you. I will wait until warmer drier weather and give it a shot. Thanks again.
Do you have a key fob for you 1998 Siena?
That was a customers vehicle. I don't remember if it had one.
@@endeavorautorepair I was able to add a key fob to my 98 Sienna ! Thank you.
Good job my dude
My sockets are not dead, work great but dome lights don’t work
Did you check the fuses? Another possibility is a switch.
@@endeavorautorepair I will check
Wish I found your video earlier last year 💀 I drove this van for over a year with no interior lights until I got sick of it & only figured out it was the integration relay from a post from 2004 lol. Blind luck
My mother does not have downlights in her 2002 Toyota sienna so can you break down your comment? I would like to fix her dome lights for her. I’m going to change out her alternator and I’ve never done it before but I’m going to try it and see if I can’t save my mommy some money TYSM
@@AlexAndra-iy5zu does her interior door locks work? Integration relay goes on the back of the fuse box. Before you do all this though check your dome light fuses.but a big clue if it’s the integration relay is dome lights AND interior door locks NOT working
@@masterk5066 The lighter and all sockets work. All the windows work just fine but there are no dome lights. Believe it or not I just found the fuse and relay box when I changed her battery for her car.
It’s my mothers vehicle but my father drives it as my mother is no longer with us. We’ve always called it Nana’s van. I just wanted to be transparent because I’m so used to calling at Nana’s van but in reality Papa drives it now