2001 SR5 Fuse box doesn't match diagram?

[Deej101]

The inside driver kick panel fuse box layout is different from the diagram inside the cover.

Mismatch? Anyone have the correct diagram?

For that matter, does anyone have the FSM Electrical Supplement for the 2001? I have the 2000 and 2002 ones, so worst case can do subtractive deduction, but if a 2001 is a available, would like to take a look.

Thanks!

 

[phattyduck]

RTFM... see page 275:

https://www.toyota.com/t3Portal/document/om-s/OM35768U/pdf/OM35768U.pdf

Looks like somebody has been in there and messed with your fuses. A number of those are not OEM.

-Charlie

 

[Bad Luck]

It looks like they added extra fuses in the blank spots and changed a few fuses around. Have you tried removing a fuse to verify the label is correct? It wouldn't be hard to do. Just pull the "stop" fuse and check for brake lights, then pull the wiper fuse and check your wipers. If those two work it's quite likely the label is correct.

 

[TheDurk]

The inside driver kick panel fuse box layout is different from the diagram inside the cover.

Mismatch? Anyone have the correct diagram?

For that matter, does anyone have the FSM Electrical Supplement for the 2001? I have the 2000 and 2002 ones, so worst case can do subtractive deduction, but if a 2001 is a available, would like to take a look.

Thanks!

I have always used 2002 as a substitute for 2001. There were very few changes as 2002 was the final year of the generation. On the other hand, there were substantial changes between 2000 and 2001.

 

[3bears]

I have always used 2002 as a substitute for 2001. There were very few changes as 2002 was the final year of the generation. On the other hand, there were substantial changes between 2000 and 2001.

read/listen to this guy, he saved my arse on a vacum issue when i was in the middle of bum frick no place in the snow many years ago when no one else had the fix,,,with a 4wd that quit working. he know these things electrical and vacum. hes da man. he will walk you to a fix...might take a few emails...but i believe he will help you do it.

btw....thanks "the Durk" again for your help years back

 

[Deej101]

RTFM... see page 275:

https://www.toyota.com/t3Portal/document/om-s/OM35768U/pdf/OM35768U.pdf

Looks like somebody has been in there and messed with your fuses. A number of those are not OEM.

-Charlie

Boy, that's an understatement... I'm curious as hell as to what the PO(s) were thinking when they did whatever they did; still trying to decipher this mess (topic of another thread).

 

[Deej101]

It looks like they added extra fuses in the blank spots and changed a few fuses around. Have you tried removing a fuse to verify the label is correct? It wouldn't be hard to do. Just pull the "stop" fuse and check for brake lights, then pull the wiper fuse and check your wipers. If those two work it's quite likely the label is correct.

Good suggestion, will try that soon, thanks!

 

[Deej101]

I have always used 2002 as a substitute for 2001. There were very few changes as 2002 was the final year of the generation. On the other hand, there were substantial changes between 2000 and 2001.

Great, that is good to know, thank you!

 

[bg_atx]

1999 limited 4wd interior diagram

I had to make myself a printout I could tape over the factory one which was not correct.

 

[phattyduck]

At this point, everything is on the table - maybe the door/sticker is not OEM anymore. I can tell you that they would have been correct from the factory.

-Charlie

 

[brillo_76]

Oh yes. After 20 plus years its all bets are off on wiring as people sadly seem to horrible at it. Very true charlie, Very true ...:-(

 

[phattyduck]

Oh yes. After 20 plus years its all bets are off on wiring as people sadly seem to horrible at it. Very true charlie, Very true ...:-(

I put the undamaged door from my '97 parts truck on my '99.... But I did make sure to swap over the sticker (needed to use spray adhesive, etc.). Many people wouldn't be so careful.

-Charlie