‘99 fog light wiring diagram
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J.A.
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Pedrojr80
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Any one know how to down load the pic on here? Lol.View attachment 99 4runner foglights wiring.pdf
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Pedrojr80
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Here's the '00 version. I couldn't find one for the '99
Hey Heat how did you manage to get that pic in here like that? Lol i being trying for the past 1/2 to get my wiring picture on here, but i cant get it to work. I have used google drive, iCloud drive, and even send the pic my email. Any help? Even tho im trying to help by providing with the wiring diagram thanks.
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heat
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You're trying to display a .pdf file. It's not an image file, though it can be
downloaded from your post.
Software here lets you attach "Valid file extensions: bmp doc gif jpe jpeg
jpg pdf png psd txt zip" but doc, pdf, txt, and zip aren't image files and won't
display.
I opened a pdf on my computer, took a screen capture of the page I wanted,
loaded it into an image editor, and exported a jpg. That's what I attached here.
downloaded from your post.
Software here lets you attach "Valid file extensions: bmp doc gif jpe jpeg
jpg pdf png psd txt zip" but doc, pdf, txt, and zip aren't image files and won't
display.
I opened a pdf on my computer, took a screen capture of the page I wanted,
loaded it into an image editor, and exported a jpg. That's what I attached here.
phattyduck
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The DRL and non-DRL versions are different... need to know which one you need.
-Charlie
TheDurk
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phattyduck
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TheDurk
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OK. I fired up the scanner.....
Thank you to everyone who assisted here. With the help of these wiring diagrams and some info on other threads here on the forum, I was able to troubleshoot the issue to a faulty bulb with an internal short between the filament (+ lead) and the base of the bulb (- lead). Given that the car is 21 years old and I was installing the OEM fog lights for the first time, I had assumed that there was a cracked/shorted wire somewhere between the connection under the front bumper and the fuse box. I did not expect the issue to be caused by a brand new Philips bulb. Upon closer inspection of the bulb, I noticed that the cloth sheathing on the positive lead was worn away near the area where it is soldered to the filament. Therefore, this positive connection was arcing with the base of the bulb when the two should have been electrically isolated. Always start with the simple stuff!
Thanks again!
Thanks again!
