Need Wire Harness Repair Manual for 2011

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Does any one know where I can find the Wire Harness Repair Manual for a 2011 4Runner?

I need to find connectors for the items below.
 

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Not sure what the item on the right is (I'm guessing it's for heated seats?), but Toyota doesn't sell hardly any plugs for their cars. Your best bet might be a trip to the junkyard.
 
You may also want to check with your local O'Reilly Auto parts store. Mine is really good at finding stuff like that. Not sure about your specific application, but their BWD book has a ton of connectors.

Okki
 
The wiring diagram in the quick links section lists all the connectors- with diagrams- and their code number.
Nashman dun good with that one...

I have a copy- let me look it up...
 
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Here's the plug designations per the EWD

Seat heater control LH- b2 White
Seat heater control RH- a2 White
Seat heater switch LH - f2 Black
Seat heater switch RH - f3 Black

The lower case letters seem to be an important part of the designation because some plugs are
UPPER CASE, some are all lower case.

Hope this helps you out - I have no idea where you can get these from!
 
Here's the plug designations per the EWD

Seat heater control LH- b2 White
Seat heater control RH- a2 White
Seat heater switch LH - f2 Black
Seat heater switch RH - f3 Black

The lower case letters seem to be an important part of the designation because some plugs are
UPPER CASE, some are all lower case.

Hope this helps you out - I have no idea where you can get these from!

Guys thank you for your help. I did look through the wiring diagrams and also found those numbes a2,b2, f2, f3 etc. the only problem is that it does not make sense. Keep in mind this switch and controller are the 2011 I am not sure if they are the same for the 2010.

For example if you look at "Seat heater switch LH - f2 Black" the shape of the connector and the number of pins do not match the switch I have pictured? My switch has 6 pins f2 looks like its setup for 10 pins?

Now the good news is the "Seat heater control LH- b2 White" connector does look like a good match.

Using the 2010 wiring diagrams the Seat heater control LH- b2 White - uses pins 1 (R), 4 (G),5 (V), & 6 (W-B) but the colors i have on the controller are Green, Red with silver dash, brown with silver dash , black with silver dash.

Anyway I will keep looking. Thanks for everyone's help. Does anyone know where I can get the 2011 wiring manual.
 
Anyway I will keep looking. Thanks for everyone's help. Does anyone know where I can get the 2011 wiring manual.

i was just thinking. I feel like when i bought my t4r, i got an email from toyota with a link to a website where i had to log in and i could see some repair manual stuff in there..

here is the login website, i see several manuals, although not sure if it's the "repair" manual..it's worth a try though...

toyota.com/owners/
 
I have a 2011 and have used the 2010 EWD religiously for lots of projects (see my build thread). I am 99.9% sure the seat heaters are the same... Sure you have the right controller?
 
I have a 2011 and have used the 2010 EWD religiously for lots of projects (see my build thread). I am 99.9% sure the seat heaters are the same... Sure you have the right controller?

Antman the part numbers for the switch and controller do match up and I confirmed it's the same part number for both 2010 and 2011.

Thanks for your help BTW.
 
Need part number for the f2 connector

Ok I only need one more part number then I am good to go.

I need to find the part number for the f2 connector, this is the connector that will fit the left hand heated seat switch.

I have part numbers for all the connectors and repair wires so once I get this last part number (f2 connector) I will be able to order it and begin testing the switch and controller.

ToyotaPartsSales.com sells all the part as long as I can find the part number.
 
Ok I found out from the dealer that the f2 connector will have the part number on the connector so all I need is someone with heated seats to pop the connector off of the LH seat heater switch and find the number.
 
Hi-

I realize this is an old posting, but were you ever able to find the correct wiring harness for the seat heater sub controllers? I have everything to install OEM Toyota heated seats in my 2012 Trail except for the harness that actually powers that controller.

Any luck or info you could share on that part number?

It would be great appreciated. Thank you.

I plan to do a write up when I'm done with all the details on the modification.
 
Hi-

I realize this is an old posting, but were you ever able to find the correct wiring harness for the seat heater sub controllers? I have everything to install OEM Toyota heated seats in my 2012 Trail except for the harness that actually powers that controller.

Any luck or info you could share on that part number?

It would be great appreciated. Thank you.

I plan to do a write up when I'm done with all the details on the modification.

I think you will find more information here:http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...ork-toyota-factory-switches-2.html#post827354
 
Yep - I've read through this and actually posted there a while back, but I don't believe they ever found the exact harness but made their own?

The harness for the switches I already have. The harness I need is the actual harness that connects under the seat to the sub controllers. On my trail, I purchased the harness for under the console, installed it and the switches and that works great.

I also installed the Toyota heat pads on the passenger seat and hooked those up to the sub controller I bought that mounts under the seat. Now, I just need the harness that provides power to that under seat heat sub controller itself.

Am I missing something in that post? Looks like he wired his up another way and I'm assuming the Toyota harness should be available.
 

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