how does quarter windows on a 06 sienna open there are no buttons for that in the front or back
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Asked by ep2000 Mar 13, 2012 at 04:32 PM about the 2006 Toyota Sienna LE 8-Passenger

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Rifkaw81 answered 12 years ago

Use the rear vent button that's located to the left of the steering wheel

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bidawi answered 9 years ago

I think, there should be a locking knob in the middle of the glass in the back of the window. You pull it straight out towards you and it opens about an inch or so at an angle. Push the knob to lock open.

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Guru56N6H answered 6 years ago

My son was playing around and the side windows are now popped open. I can not get them to close. It is small things like this that make you feel ignorant and helpless. I have pushed, pulled, and even tried to turn unmoveabke knobs. HELP!!!@

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Volkmde answered about a year ago

On the 2003 the button is to the Right side of the steering column.

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