Recent content by wyldejackyl

God help me, I did this one time and it worked, but I can't remember what I did. I know it has something to do with the ignition switch going from ACC to ON, while holding down a button on the dash until the light goes off. Then again, I recall having to do something with the accelerator in a...

Okay..forget that then. On my jeep the pins were easily accessible and were basically .250" spade lugs. I had the same deal with a couple previous VW's too..sometimes the pins were an off size so I just soldered the connection and heat-shrinked over it. No big deal. KC supplies a halfway decent...

Alright, that's even better. I'll have to contact the dealer and get a part # from them. Is that the best place to buy, or is there another place that's better recommended for purchasing toyota parts? These people REAM their customers, and really could care less what they pay for parts. A belt...

Wrapped in yellow- at least they are color-coding them. I'll make sure to avoid them. I have a DMM; the reason I asked for the wire color in the first place was to avoid pricking every wire underneath the dash looking for a good one. I originally wanted to avoid tapping into the ignition wiring...

Yep, that's what I usually do. Prior to heatshrinking, if I have it available, I usually also apply some liquid electrical tape to make sure that if moisture gets in there somehow that it won't corrode the solder joint. I will look for the other two bolts I seem to be missing, thanks for the...

Outstanding! Thanks so much for the color coding info. Now, how to get the dash apart? I noticed two screws below the knee panel (below the steering column). I'm guessing these two come out, then the thing hinges up and out. Are there any other screws? I think I recall seeing one or two through...

Right, but I need +12v only when the ignition is on. What color is that one, the white/blue wire?

Hey all, I've had the lights installed on this truck for months now, but stopped as it was cold out when I did the original work. The lights are in, the relay mounted, and the wiring from the battery to the relay completed (that'll be switched to the lights when the relay is energized). Now all...