1995 Toyota 4Runner SR5 - 91k Miles
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Selling my 4Runner. Very clean 1995 SR5. Just over 91,000 miles, originally a Florida truck and has only spent a few lightly used years here.
V6, automatic, and A/C. COLD A/C. Black with grey cloth interior. Power windows and remote...
Will try this again. Seems the board posing errors are getting the best of me!
I have been out of town for a bit and haven't gotten back into this till now.
I found in addition to my dash lights, my taillights and license plate lights are out. I have brake lights and headlights but nothing...
All the lights. Dash, ac/heat panel, etc. Come to think of it, the radio doesn't light up either, but I'm not sure it ever worked. The clock does work however.
I went out at night the other day and discovered all my dash lights are out. I'm not guessing it's the bulb since I assume there are more than one, and my fuse is good.
Does the dimmer switch ever go bad? I've never had this happen before so I'm really not sure where to start.
My radio...
Ok that was so easy I feel pretty embarrassed for asking! I don't know how I didn't discover that for myself.
Rustproofing is done, so bring on winter!
So one more hurdle, I have the panel loose but the door handle appears firmly rooted in place. I have the screw removed but the mechanism is acting like it's still attached somehow. Does it pop out somehow? It won't move even when I pull the latch to open the door.
Out of curiosity, what's the trick to removing the door panel? I have the three screws out at the door handle and the two in the arm rest, but I don't know if the remaining clips are the push/snap or lift/pull variety. I don't want to bust the clips off trying to figure it out, and of course...
Trailer worked before and still does
4 prong flat
Where does the harness (I assume it's factory, correct me if I'm wrong but it looks like a factory install) ground out to usually?
The other "truck" :) is my IS300 with an aftermarket harness. So still a Toyota but not Toyota wiring
Having just picked my truck up a short while ago, the first thing I did as soon as I had a hitch was check how my trailer hooked up. When I went to plug in the lights, I saw the expected corroded plug on the truck. And of course, no power to the trailer.
I cleaned the prongs as best I...