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Interior and dome lights not working
I tried searching this already and have tried a couple of things. My problem is my 92 extra cab. The dome lights will not work. I tried replacing the bulb, checking the fuses, and checking my door sensor, but everything was fine. I don't know what could be wrong. My door buzzer does not come an also. It seems that these things do not have power going to them but I don't know what's causing it. Thanks
#5
Look at schematic in FSM (link on my signature) and see what dome light circuit and buzzer circuit have in common. Where does that circuit get its Pos12V from battery? Where does it get ground?
Best of luck.
#6
Put a voltmeter on the fuse (both sides, since you don't know which is the battery side) to assure you get 12v on both sides. Then check for 12v up at the dome light itself (who knows, you may have a bad bulb.)
Don't have a voltmeter? No excuse for that. http://www.harborfreight.com/7-funct...ter-98025.html Looking for electrical problems without a multimeter is like cave exploring without a flashlight.
Don't have a voltmeter? No excuse for that. http://www.harborfreight.com/7-funct...ter-98025.html Looking for electrical problems without a multimeter is like cave exploring without a flashlight.
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#9
The dash rheostat is only for the binnacle/heater/radio lights it does'nt affect any other lights in the truck.
I was messing with the main electrical fuse box behind the driver's side kick panel the other day and now I have no dome light/ignition light/key alarm function either... think I may have left a harness unplugged on the fuse box... you need to take the whole panel out to see the whole thing as you know... look for a disconnected/loose plug.
These alarm/delay functions are controlled by the relay box which is plugged into the back of the white fuse box and the harness which plugs into it.
I was messing with the main electrical fuse box behind the driver's side kick panel the other day and now I have no dome light/ignition light/key alarm function either... think I may have left a harness unplugged on the fuse box... you need to take the whole panel out to see the whole thing as you know... look for a disconnected/loose plug.
These alarm/delay functions are controlled by the relay box which is plugged into the back of the white fuse box and the harness which plugs into it.
#13
Guys,
while you're digging in there, if you figure out how to remove this fuse/relay block from the bulkhead, please share pics/description. I already removed the screw on bottom, tried to slide it forward/backward/up/down but it would not budge, and I don't want to force and break anything. Need to access the rear in order to do clean mod wiring.
TIA,
RAD
while you're digging in there, if you figure out how to remove this fuse/relay block from the bulkhead, please share pics/description. I already removed the screw on bottom, tried to slide it forward/backward/up/down but it would not budge, and I don't want to force and break anything. Need to access the rear in order to do clean mod wiring.
TIA,
RAD
#14
Your dome light wont work if your buzzer box is unhooked on most trucks. It is straight above the brake pedal. Most disconnect the buzzer box to stop the buzzer not realizing it controls the dome light. I have a post on my 88 4Runner build how do disable the buzzer on the first page.
Last edited by Terrys87; 08-23-2012 at 04:16 PM.
#15
On the cut out just above the 15 and 20 amp fuse slide your middle finger until it stops. Your finger should kind of feel like it is inbetween 2 pieces of plastic, that is the release tab. Lift straight up on it and with your thumb and pinky or ring finger you should be able to grasp the fuse box on the sides and slide it straight off (horizontally) of the 2 tabs that hold it at the top of the fuse block.
Last edited by Terrys87; 12-30-2012 at 04:24 PM.
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