Climate Control for 2014 SR5 PE. HELP NEEDED!

ruskimaloy

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I was wondering if anyone would know about replacing the climate control unit. I have a 2014 SR5 PE and want to replace the stock climate control to the one that is from the Limited.

I did purchase a stock climate control unit (on ebay) from 2014 Limited 4Runner.

After installing it, it doesn't function properly. The unit seems to receive power but I am unable to operate the fan, turn on the A/C, and the temperature is not displayed on either sides.

I was wondering if anyone had any experience with this. Maybe I need to run some wires to the ECU or something along those lines. I also have Toyota Techstream is that's needed.

Thank you in advance for your help.
 
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Did you also replace the control knobs for the auto temp dual zone settings? There should also be 2 temp sensors someplace. I think you are in uncharted territory here.
 
It's the entire climate control unit.

Maybe there's a wiring diagrams out there for both PE and Limited that i can compare or maybe there's something that I can get from a dealer. Like a wiring harness or something


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It's the entire climate control unit.

Maybe there's a wiring diagrams out there for both PE and Limited that i can compare or maybe there's something that I can get from a dealer. Like a wiring harness or something

Hi ruskimaloy,

I took a quick look at the electrical diagrams for the Automatic Climate Control system and the Manual Climate Control system. One difference is, the Limited has a different Blower Assembly; more automatic dampers. The Main Body ECU 'appears' to be the same but the A/C Amplifiers may be different as well; the Smart-Key version has a different wiring scheme then the non smart-key version regarding the serial data can-bus lines. I'll post the two climate control diagrams here so you can compare them in a few; need to scan them into my computer, upload to photobucket and then I'll post them.

Cheers
 
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Looks like way too much work and a lot of things can go wrong.

Thanks to everyone for their input. You guys been very helpful.
 
Okay [MENTION=106624]ruskimaloy[/MENTION],

Here are the Two sets of 4Runner 'Climate control' diagrams (Automatic and Manual). The first, the Automatic Climate Control system; pgs 1 and 2. I've marked certain Key differences between the two for convenience; there may be others. The A/C Blowers are different; as noted by the presence of a *Fourth* damper motor on the Automatic diagram.



Next, the absence of a 'Room Temperature Sensor' in the Manual climate control system schematic make them technically unique. Additionally, in the 'Body Control Modules' diagram section, there are other Subtle differences regarding some of the 'Communication data lines' and their network function.



I believe that the conversion that you aspire to implement is do-able. The question is... "will it prove economically profitable... or prohibitive..."

Cheers!
 
Definitely looks like there's a lot of work. I wish it was a little simpler than this. My next T4R is going to be the Limited model.

Thank you everyone for your help. Awesome jobs guys!


On that note:

I'm going to be selling 2014 Toyota 4Runner Climate control unit. If anyone is interested just PM me and we can work out the details.
 
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You are trying to turn yours into a Limited and I am trimming the lower plastics on my Limited to get it to be like a SR5 and Trail.
 
For sale Heater controls automatic temperature toyota part OEM 55910-35270

You are trying to turn yours into a Limited and I am trimming the lower plastics on my Limited to get it to be like a SR5 and Trail.

I did purchase a stock climate control automatic unit from 2010,2011,2012,2013 sr5 4Runner.

After installing it, it doesn't function properly. The unit seems to receive power but I am unable to operate the fan, turn on the A/C, and the temperature is not displayed on either sides.

I have a SR5 toyota 4runner with not automatic control but this automatic temperature control doesnt work, let me show you some pics.

If someone want to buy this part toyota part OEM 55910-35270 let know it
 

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(what I have to do in order to make that it works?)

I did purchase a stock automatic climate control unit from 2010,2011,2012,2013 SR5 4Runner.

After installing it, it doesn't function properly. The unit seems to receive power but I am unable to operate the fan, turn on the A/C, and the temperature is not displayed on either sides.

(what I have to do in order to make that it works?)

Toyota part 55910-35270.

if someone want to buy it let me know it


I was wondering if anyone would know about replacing the climate control unit. I have a 2014 SR5 PE and want to replace the stock climate control to the one that is from the Limited.

I did purchase a stock climate control unit (on ebay) from 2014 Limited 4Runner.

After installing it, it doesn't function properly. The unit seems to receive power but I am unable to operate the fan, turn on the A/C, and the temperature is not displayed on either sides.

I was wondering if anyone had any experience with this. Maybe I need to run some wires to the ECU or something along those lines. I also have Toyota Techstream is that's needed.

Thank you in advance for your help.
 
Not necessarily 4Runner specific, but this was a common desire on the WJ Grand Cherokees. Lot of guys would buy the automatic unit and think it'd just work.

Most times, auto units such as that will have blend doors/actuators etc to work with dual zones, different blower motor setups, and the extra wiring/control units/etc under the dash.

I remember a few guys pulling it off on the Jeeps, but it required completely removing the dash and a lot of time/energy/money.


I know you're selling the unit it at this point, but it would probably be cheaper to trade in and just buy a Limited rather than attempt the conversion...
 

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