AuSeeker
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[/QUOTE]I know this is an old thread, but I'm in exactly the same position you were. Swapped engines but missed the main transmission connector when pulling the engine and pulled all the wires out of the connector. Now have everything put back together, but don't know which wires go to which terminal. I've gone through all of the suggested videos everyone posted, but there isn't a really clear picture on any of them as to which color wires go to which pin-out position in the connector. Can anyone get a pic of theirs, or have a clear diagram of where they go. Thanks so much in advance. Engine runs great, but with no tranny obviously can't take it anywhere yet
QUOTE=rockjock1;3733780]My V8 2004 engine seized up unfortunately when it overheated. It accumulated 350,000 mi so it still had a good life. I am swapping out a used engine from a totaled salvage vehicle and there's only one thing left for me to finally rev my old girl up....
Looking for wiring details for the transmission soleniod harness connector. This is the connector on the outside of the transmission housing that is part of the main wiring harness. Need to reconnect the wires to the connector but have no idea which color wire goes to which pin on the connector. Found a vendor selling a pigtail replacement but still need to figure out the matching OEM wire colors since the replacement wires appear to be all blue.
2004 4Runner 4.7L 4WD with automatic tranmission
Thank you!
You may find what you need at the following link, which has links to shop manuals for the 4th Gens as well as manuals for the transmissions, 4wd and 2wd, it will take a lot of reading to see if they have what you're looking for.
I think what you really need is the electrical manuals which may be at that link as well but I didn't open all the files to find out.
4th Gen: More Manuals
Hopefully someone will be able to get a photo of the connector for you.
I know if you subscribe at the link below you should be able to download anything you need directly from Toyota, but I have never used it before and not sure what the cost is involved using this site.
TIS
Edit: I also found this link that says it has all the shop manuals, so you should find the electrical manual there for free.
https://www.toyota-4runner.org/3895755-post7.html