Driver's Side Master Switch - Windows / Doors

[EdinAthens]

Can someone take a picture of their drivers side window switch assembly? If you're also able to remove and take a picture of the harness connector that's be awesome too!

Traded my 2010 Trail for a new Tacoma and am really missing the all auto up and down. Trying to figure out if a swap is possible.

Bunch of users at TacomaWorld.com wanna know also.

Thanks...

 

[eddiebx]

I don't know if it's going to be as simple as just looking at the physical connectors and seeing if you can plug it in, it seems like the power window motors themselves need to be able to receive an input from the switches for the auto function to work properly. Why don't you try downloading the factory service manual hosted by nashman in this thread: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/92594-modifications-write-ups-quick-links-faq-s.html and compare it to your tacoma's wiring to see if it will be a feasible swap.

 

[nashman69g]

check the EWD in the documents in the link below my sig. It'll tell you everything you need to know.

 

[rigtec]

Can someone take a picture of their drivers side window switch assembly? If you're also able to remove and take a picture of the harness connector that's be awesome too! Thanks...

Hi EdinAthens,

I agree with what eddiebx said, that it may be more involved than just replacing the switch panel. Most likely, after initiating (Auto) window operation, there's a relay in the circuit that keeps the window mtr running, followed by an "End Switch" of sorts, which will break the circuit after the window reaches its final destination (up or down).

Here's what I use when I need to investigate an electrical issue, without tearing the truck apart just to find out how a circuit works. The 2011 4Runner is the latest manual available at this time, but as you know, 2010-2013's are basically all the same.


https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...0AXlabCrJ26N_pzUw&sig2=zO2Lxkzi22xCbErQF6Skng

Hope this helps and best regards,

rigtec