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Originally Posted by turboSR5
Hehe, ok. What I think is going to help you the most is a Toyota Factory Service Manual. You can download what you need from here Toyota Tacoma/ 4Runner/ Tundra/ FJ Cruiser Factory Service Manual Page
It looks like you are going to need to test your sending unit per the FSM, it also has a troubleshooting section that will help you dial in where the problem lies if it is not at the sender.. It sounds like you have a multimeter and know how to use it, so now all you need are the resistance values for the sensor(s) and you are set. |
Cool!
Thanks
and I know just enough to be dangerous...( same answer I gave when my Son called a couple of days ago to ask how much I knew about plumbing )
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