2001 Pics & Questions

jsmith811

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I found a 2001 Limited, with 94,900 Miles. Everything on it works, except I'm unsure how to operate the Electronic air/fan controls, the green A/C light will not turn off. Is there a fuse for this or is this a common problem, some of the buttons on it do nothing, others only work after a very hard press. Yes I searched.

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I believe I got a really good deal on this... Not sure what its worth though, obviously as much as someone will pay...
 
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Common for the electronic climate controls to mess up. Not cheap to replace but there is a guy around who apparently repairs them for like 90 bucks. I set mine and try not to mess with it too much as it works fine as of now. Rig looks good
 
I found a 2001 Limited, with 94,900 Miles. Everything on it works, except I'm unsure how to operate the Electronic air/fan controls, the green A/C light will not turn off. Is there a fuse for this or is this a common problem, some of the buttons on it do nothing, others only work after a very hard press. Yes I searched.

AC%20control.jpg

elocker.jpg

20014runner.jpg

33154092686.354724018.IM1.02.565x421_A.562x421.jpg


I believe I got a really good deal on this... Not sure what its worth though, obviously as much as someone will pay...

are you sure it's 01? my 01 has a different A/C climate control panel. look at photo. mine was built 12/00. perhaps the panel is going bad.
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are you sure it's 01? my 01 has a different A/C climate control panel. look at photo. mine was built 12/00. perhaps the panel is going bad.

OP has a limited with electronic climate control. You've got SR5 01thunder. I wish my limited had the basic turn knobs to be honest.
 
Climate Control Fix !

I decided to carefully remove the climate control and see what it looked like inside, it has two circuit boards, connected with a ribbon cable, easy to take apart, you can have it on a work bench in 30 minutes or less. A friend help me ohm everything out and all was fine, but we still simply "re-soldered" all the connections on the board that's has the control buttons. I left the other circuit board alone. Plugged it in and everything works perfect, easy fix. I saw a guy on Ebay who does this for 70.00 and knew it couldn't be too difficult if folks are advertising lifetime warranties with their repairs.
 

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