Try having your altanator checked.
Check the battery again with a cheap voltmeter ($20 radio shack); just to verify that you haven't put in a bad battery. With the engine running at 2000rpm, check the voltage at the battery terminals (this is the easiest way to check the alternator).... hopefully you're getting around 13.5volts -- otherwise, dead alternator.
Try checking the corrosion on the leads connecting to your battery terminals. I had a problem with rusty connectors which severely limited the amount of current that could be drawn from the battery, and after replacing those leads with a 5 dollar kit at my nearest auto store, it solved my problems.
I just had to replace the alternator on my '99 Toyota Avalon with 150K miles. I disconnected the negative cable when the car was running, at the suggestion of a person on another site. The mechanic said that I really risked ruining the car's computer system by doing that -- he said that might've worked for an old car but with the newer ones and computers I really took a chance. He said a voltmeter is the way to go in the absence of a better way and said the voltmeter should show 13.5-14 volts.
Perhaps a weak battery? How old is battery?
Group Size 24
Car alarm goes off for no reason on 2001 Toyota Avalon. Is there is a reset button to solve this problem?
change battery in a 2007 toyota avalion key fob
Your ignition key wil open it.
If the problem has been fixed and the light remains on you need to disconnect the battery and then reconnect it. That should reset the check engine light.
Toyota Avalon was created in 1994.
HEY BEEVIS....NOTHING will work after you disconnect the battery......DUHHHHH !!!!!
Battery can be either 35 or 24F type. Both are 2 top posts and the right size.
There is a recall out for the security system wire harness. Take it to a dealer who can check the harness and replace it - some 1600+ Toyota had the faulty harness.
no, the Toyota Avalon is a EFI (electric fuel injection) engine
The 2008 Toyota Avalon has 24 valves.