1999 Toyota Sienna Le Van 5-door 3.0l 134k Miles Many New Parts Nice on 2040-cars
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:GAS
Engine:3.0L 2995CC V6 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspirated
Used
Year: 1999
Number of Cylinders: 6
Make: Toyota
Model: Sienna
Trim: LE Mini Passenger Van 5-Door
Mileage: 134,824
Drive Type: FWD
Up for sale is my 1999 Toyota Sienna LE van. The van is in great condition for the year and only has 134,824 miles on it. Ive always done regular oil changes and have taken great care of the vehicle. Tons of great extras like climate control for heat and A/C in all three rows of seating, seating for seven people with privacy tint on the rear two rows. Ive upgraded the stereo to a Pioneer SuperTuner with ipod and front aux controls with 1/8" mini jack, there's also a great seven speaker sound system so it really sounds great. There are a few scratches in the paint and a few small dings(probably from shopping carts), the interior also has a few stains and a few small burn marks but overall is in great condition, all things you'd expect for a late model vehicle. The four tires were bought new at the same time and have at least 70% of tread left. Also, the van is Pennsylvania inspected until 2/2015. I have clear and clean title in hand ready to sign over as well. I've been on ebay for 15 years and have never sold a vehicle so I'm going to try and describe this to the best of my ability and not being a mechanic, I recommend that you check the van out prior to bidding if you are not sure. Everything was great until this last winter, the van started acting sluggish and was running rich with poor gas mileage. The engine light came on and I took it to my mechanic and replaced the fuel pump, thermostat, and O2 sensor. It drove good for a few weeks then the problems returned. The battery also died so I just replaced it with a brand new battery with warranty two months ago. When I installed the new battery, the van ran great, drove super smooth and accelerated and shifted great. About 30 miles or so later, the light came back on. It's back to running very sluggish and poor mileage and running super rich. It also just drained the brand new battery so I'm assuming something is drawing power and maybe it's a simple wiring thing, or possibly another sensor. Im not sure if its a little issue or a larger one. I don't think it's major, but can not be sure. I know ive spent well over 1000 on new parts and labor the past six months and whatever is going on is still there. I'd not be selling this if it were still running normally as I think it's still a good vehicle. Could be an excellent opportunity to get a great Toyota vehicle with loads of new parts at a great price, if you know how to fix. High bidder to pay 10% paypal deposit at auctions close and must pick up within 10 business days with the remaining payment due in cash. To be picked up outside of Warren, PA. You may want to have it towed or drive it with it running the way it is, I think you could keep unhooking the battery when the engine light comes on so it drives better? I'll leave this part of it to you. Please email me any questions. Thanks for looking. I'll be uploading more interior pics and others when I get a chance. Thanks again. |
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