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I didn't buy the cordless headphones when I just got my LE #7. What are my choices on headphones for the rear audio system? Is this something I can get from Radio Shack, or should I go back to Toyota? I'm still trying to figure out how to use this rear audio system. Once I figure that out, I think I'd like to go get the headphones. Thanks, Bev |
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Head phones from Radio Shack or just about anywhere should work if you use head phones with wires. If you want wireless head phones, the owner's manual says you may have trouble getting reception in the 3rd row seats and of course, recommends using the ones from Toyota. But, the owner's manual also suggests using motor oil and just about anything else that you could possibly need for your car from Toyota. They have a picture in the owner's packet of the extensive line of Toyota products available. I am surprised they don't have Toyota air for your tires. If the passengers in your 2nd row seats are toddlers or very small children, there are advantages and disadvantages to head phones with wires. Disadvantages: kids could put the wire in their mouths (as ours often does) and wires are dangling down from the ceiling. One advantage is that when your child is all buckled up, takes off the head phones, and drops them, even while buckled in the front seat, you can reach for the wire, and pull the head phones up to hand them back to the kid. Wireless head phones would probably be nicer. We use head phones with wires because we already had a set that we really never used in our home, but are putting to good use with our toddler in our van. We mostly use them for a portable video cassette player that we bought from Circuit City for under $300. I liked that option a lot better than spending $1500 for the DVD that you can get with the van. With the head phones, our toddler gets to hear Dora, Bob the Builder, Blues Clues or whatever she wants, and we get to listen to whatever we want with the speakers. It is great to be listening to music on the speakers without her complaining that she is bored and every once in awhile, hear her break out laughing at something she thinks is funny, but we are otherwise oblivious to. |
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Any advice (and web links) welcome regarding where to find aftermarket ventsheilds, bug deflectors (or bras) and mud flaps for 04 Sienna LE (Silver). Have been reading the postings and checking some websites but not finding much of anything listed for the '04 Siennas and don't know if the '03 stuff might work since they redesigned the van. Also need a hitch! Didn't want to get this stuff thru the dealer (usually overpriced and I didn't want to increase the final cost)! Now I'm wondering if I should have since it seems the AM manufacturers haven't caught up with the current model. Your advice please. . . . |
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| Sorry, a PS 1 is a Playstation 1 and can be acquired at any Toysrus, best buy, compusa, circuit city or Frys I am sure. Its a small version of the original playstation and can be had with a decent 5" screen that has integral speakers. It also has a input jack for AV using a mini plug. I spliced a mini plug cord to RCA jacks and ran that to a portable DVD player. Works great and the price was right. | |
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Yes there are only limited parts available or listed at the moment, but I am sure that will change as the number of Sienna's produced increases. The following are the ones I have run across: http://www.toyotawarranty.com/Security.asp http://store.yahoo.com/romaniatoyotaparts/index.html http://store.yahoo.com/romaniatoyotaparts/index.html http://store.yahoo.com/romaniatoyotaparts/index.html http://store.yahoo.com/romaniatoyotaparts/index.html |
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| Thanks - romania doesn't seem to specify the '04 model on the products yet - but I could simply call - what I want most is Ventshields for the windows and definately a Hitch! | |
| Advice to Dawn message # 245. I ordered my hood protector from my dealer an original Toyota part for 2004 models at a price of $97.00. I also placed an order for all weather mats for $87.00. The dealer told me it would take about 2 to 4 weeks. It's been 2 weeks today. Don't mind the wait however, I would rather get the right part that fits. You can check for all the accessories for the 04 models in www.toyota.com. Find what you want and give your dealer a call. | |
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None of my usual parts stores list a 2004 model in their oil filter parts guides. Does anyone know the model number for a brand name oil filter to fit the 2004 Sienna / 2004 Lexus RX330? Thanks in advance. |
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Does anyone know of an aftermarket transmission cooler that'll work on an '01 XLE?? The towing package that was offered on the Sienna was pretty pathetic (stock suspension, stock radiator). The dealer told us that the lines running from the tranny to the stock radiator were an upgrade. A joke if you ask me. Is there anyone who has installed an aftermarket cooler in front of the condensor that was able to run the lines through the core support w/o modification? Summertime temps here are easily in the triple digits for 6 months at a time and automatic transmissions don't last long around here. Any help? |
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