Son washed his 1994 toyota camry engine but he

Oct 26, 2009

- The fuse panel should be located under the dash to the left off the brake pedal. Usually there is a diagram printed on the cover to the fuse panel and if not each fuse should be marked on the panel in small letters beside the fuse. Unfortunately I cannot locate a diagram of the panel. If all else fails - simply remove the fuses one at a time and check to see if they are burned - each fuse will have a small wire bar inside visible thru the fuse plastic - if it is broken then the fuse is burned out and should be replaced. The top of the fuse will indicate the size by a number - replace with the same number, generally they are also colored, different sizes are a different color.

Oct 26, 2009

- This forum has some good instructions and pictures :
http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/showthread.php?t=258637
Also if one window works and three do not - check to be sure the safety window lock button has not been pressed accidentally.

For 1993 Toyota Camry:
The Fuse box is by drivers left knee. Above this are the flashers and about 3 inches above this is the circuit breaker for the windows and door locks. The breaker is silver, about 1/2 by 5/8 inch and in the center is the button you need to push in to reset. Press in center button until it clicks.

For 1996 Toyota Camry:
You have to remove the coin tray on the bottom left of the dash. There is a fuse panel behind that. Next to that fuse panel are three bigger square fuse blocks. Two blue 40 amp fuses and a pink 30 amp fuse. The power window fuse is the pink one. To replace it you have to remove the lower dash panel that is held on by four 10mm screws.Pop out the two square plastic caps on each side of the steering column to get to the two top screws.

Oct 26, 2009

- Hi there;
On a 1993 it will be a silver breaker - a small tin box which will have a tiny black push button on the top - press it in until it clicks. If there is no button, (some do not have reset buttons) then replace the breaker.
On a 1996 - it is the pink fuse 30 amp fuse when you remove the coin tray. There appear to be no diagrams I can find for a 1994 model and depending on the month of manufacture - it may be either the old style or the new style, some cars manufactured in late 93 are sold as 94 models, but will have the 93 style fuses.