2000 toyota camry backup light switch

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If you are looking at the engine and transmission from the radiator side, look down at the transmission about half way towards the center near the bottom, but still within view from the top side. There are two switches located next to each other. The one located closest closest to the driver's side of the car is the reverse switch.

Usually where the shifter cable connects to the transmission there should be an electronic switch there.

The 4 cyl manual trans uses a small switch in the side of the trans.
The backup circuit for the automatic is in the neutral safety switch on the shift rod on the side of the trans.

This is a problem in the Park/Neutral position switch or wiring.

Apparently Camrys of your vintage often suffer chafing and breakage of the wiring around the rear trunk lid hinge, driver's side. The backup light conductor there chafes and breaks, which the ECU sees as a fault P1780.

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_do_they_have_in_common_Toyota_Camry_2000_CE_trunk_lid_brake_lights_check_engine_light_P1780

if the bulb is ok and the fuse is ok. the problem is backup switch located on the transmission under the car. Car has to be jacked up to access

check the "gauge" fuse it supplies the voltage to make the backup lights work

hello, the back up lights are usually on the same fuse as the tail lights so if they are working it's not a fuse, if the tail lights are not working replace the tail fuse. Otherwise the problem is most the backup light switch, on the manual transmission it's a separate switch located on the transmission on an automatic it is incorporated into the neutral start switch also located on the transmission but on the shaft where the shift selector attaches.

MOST LIKELY YOUR BACKUP LIGHT SWITCH IS DEFECTIVE, CHECK AND REPLACE IT. THE SWITCH IS SCREWED INTO THE TRANS CASE, SEE PHOTO.