Charles Giuffrida

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January 25, 2006, on Toyota Sienna Review:
As a shop owner for a number of years,I have seen a number of vehicles come in pertaining a number of times to this problem,(Sticky locks and buttons) So all vehicles that come in our shop ...upon maintinence scedules ... All locks and hindes are lubed accordingly... please E mail me Help is on the way...The door sticky problem . could as easy be a relative simple problem,. try and lube the button and lock assembly with a lite viscosity oil, such as Wd40, or myster oil .....Oil sludge Engine failure problem...It seems that the most common problem of this nature can be due to HIGH Temperature of the cooling system, .. this system uses a closed loop "turn fan on" beyond the boiling point of water, Remember for each pound of pressure added to the cooling system, The temp can be raised 3 degrees,. Thus temps can easily exceed 252 degrees in a short period of time, thou most coolant ranges are between 221 and 230, there is not much of a window beteen cooling system over heat, or hot fan t...