Automatic transmission Toyota Highlander 1 (XU20)

On-board Diagnostic System (OBD)fault codes reading
31. PCM turns on the Check Engine light (check the engine) (also known as the MIL or Malfunction Indicator Lamp), if it detects a fault in the component for two consecutive driving cycles. The lamp remains illuminated...

Automatic transmission specifications
Tightening torques for threaded connections, Nm (unless otherwise stated) Subframe bolts - see chapter 10 Transverse Engine/Transfer Case Support Bracket Bolts - 34 Transfer case to engine mounting bolts/nuts — 69 Bolts...

General information about automatic transmission
The vehicles covered in this manual may be equipped with several types of automatic transmissions. Note. In fact, the gearbox is combined into a single unit with the drive axle, and this unit is fully called "gearbox in...

Diagnostics — General Information
Automatic transmission malfunctions can be characterized by five common problem conditions: a) poor dynamic characteristics of the engine, b) incorrect adjustment, c) hydraulic faults, d) mechanical faults, d) failures...

Gear Shift Cable — Replacement and Adjustment
Caution: On Lexus models, access to the shift cable for replacement requires removal of the fascia and heater/air conditioning control panel (see chapters 11 and 3 ). Replacement 1. Disconnect the ground cable from the...

Selector lever — replacement
1. Disconnect the ground cable from the battery ( see paragraph 1 of chapter 5 ). Highlander models and RX 300 models 1999-3003. 2. Remove the center console trim panel (see chapter 11). 3. Remove the floor covering and...

Brake pedal Position-dependent Gearshift Locking System (BTSI)
Warning! The models covered by this manual are equipped with a Supplemental Restraint System (SRS), commonly known as the air bag system. To prevent accidental air bag deployment, which could result in injury, be sure...

Axle shaft seals — replacement
1. Transmission fluid leakage sometimes occurs due to wear of the cuffs of the drive axle shafts. Replacing these cuffs is a relatively easy operation, since the repair can be performed without removing the gearbox in...

Transmission Fluid Heat Exchanger — Removal and Installation
1. Remove the radiator grille ( see chapter 11 ). 2. Remove the left wing inner splash guard ( see chapter 11 ). 3. Remove the front bumper ( see chapter 11 ). 4. Remove the cooling air line from the transmission fluid...

Transfer case — removal and installation
1. Remove the engine assembly with the gearbox in the block with the drive axle with the transfer case attached to them ( see chapter 2B ). 2. Remove the engine cross support bracket from the transfer case and engine....

Automatic transmission in block with driving axle — removal and installation
Note: The following procedure requires removing the engine and transaxle assembly from the vehicle as a single unit, and then separating them after removal from the vehicle (for the engine and transaxle assembly removal...

Overhaul of automatic transmission in block with drive axle
In the event of a malfunction, before attempting repairs, it is necessary to determine whether the problem is electrical, mechanical or hydraulic in nature. Diagnostics require specialized knowledge of the operation and...

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