Power Sliding Door REINITIALIZATION Procedure: Sienna

2004 Toyota Matrix XR, FWD, StandardSECTION Sienna
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  1. If power sliding door system does not operate properly and open power sliding door warning light remains on, even with power sliding doors closed, go to next step. If power sliding door system does not operate properly after battery is disconnected and reconnected or battery is discharged and recharged, go to step Β 4.
  2. Ensure power sliding door main switch is in OFF position. Power sliding door main switch is located on driver's side of instrument panel, just to the left of steering column and is marked as PWR DOOR OFF. Close power sliding door by hand. Disconnect battery for one minute and then reconnect the battery.
  3. Turn on power sliding door system by placing power sliding door main switch in the ON position. Wait 5 seconds and then go to next step.
  4. Ensure power sliding door main switch is in ON position if not previously done. Power sliding door main switch is located on driver's side of instrument panel, just to the left of steering column and is marked as PWR DOOR OFF. Open one of the power sliding doors by using the power sliding door control switch. Power sliding door control switches are located near center of instrument panel, just below the stereo.
  5. Wait 3 seconds after power sliding door stops at the fully open position and then close power sliding door by using power sliding door control switch on instrument panel or by using remote keyless entry transmitter.
  6. Wait 3 seconds after power sliding door stops at the fully closed position and then repeat steps Β 4 and Β 5 .
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