06 sienna limited van question again

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Wife's van took a dump few days ago only to discovered that it was a 15.00 plastic bushing in the shifting link had gone bad. Shifted the transmission by hand under the radiator, drove home. He's the million dollar question. I has the lower dash all out to get at bushing. I was able to drive it to the back of the house. Today, I reassembled everything only to discovered there's no electric power. Lights, power door locks and everything has been disabled. I disconnected all the plugs behind the lower dash, but marked them carefully. Turn the key and there's nothing, not a click. Battery is less then a year old, so it is good. Is there a override switch somewhere or if the car is disconnected it goes into disconnected battery mode to protect itself? I am beating myself against the wall trying to look for this switch or ways to turn it back on.

[unclebilly]

Where is the immobilizer on this van? Did you reconnect it?

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The receiver isn't good on it so it hasn't worked for couple years.

[Bob Kontak]

Power on all night? Extremely dead one year old battery?

[edgemar]

ground?

[unclebilly]

This is what I was referring to…

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1066111/Toyota-2006-Sienna.html?page=24

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Originally Posted by unclebilly

This is what I was referring to…

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1066111/Toyota-2006-Sienna.html?page=24

Thanks.

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Originally Posted by Bob Kontak

Power on all night? Extremely dead one year old battery?

Damn, Bob, you are correct again. I thought about it all night going through all the steps in my head. This morning, I stuck a charger on to see if the head lights would come on. It did, after 5 min of pumping high voltage through it, it started. It was left charging for 4 hours. The battery just would hold a charge anymore. It was only 7 months old. New battery installed, it started right up.