23011 T4R wiring diagram for heating/cooling backlighting

WU7X

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I recently had a break-in involving my 2011 T4R. While doing repairs, the dash was removed. The repair service department screwed up the wiring for my Rigid LED foglights, including the switch. They also somehow screwed up the backlighting for the components that control the heating, A/C, etc.

Where can I get a wiring diagram for those components so I can have an independent repairman fix this issue? I couldn't find anything here that covers this.

Second question, are the switches for the volume, channel, phone, etc. found on the steering wheel also supposed to be lit up when the headlights are turned on? These aren't lit now.

:thanks:

Dale
 
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"...They also somehow screwed up the backlighting for the components that control the heating, A/C, etc.

Where can I get a wiring diagram for those components so I can have an independent repairman fix this issue? I couldn't find anything here that covers this.

Hi Dale,

I have the wiring diagrams that you requested; I'm in the process of getting them posted here right now...

rig
 
"...They also somehow screwed up the backlighting for the components that control the heating, A/C, etc.

Where can I get a wiring diagram for those components so I can have an independent repairman fix this issue? I couldn't find anything here that covers this..."

2011 4Runner LE

Okay, here is the two page "Instrument illumination" wiring plot that you may need:



All of the 'back-lighting' that you've mentioned in your original post is included in these pages. Should you have a problem with these pages and find that you'll need additional documentation or a different set of prints just give a shout and I'll see that you get them! Best!

rig
 
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I'm assuming you've probably already checked this, but did they simply forget to plug something back in or did they clip wires etc? Also, yes, the steering wheel buttons should light up when the headlamps are on.
 

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