2002 Toyota 4Runner "1999 fuse replace" Questions

...1999 Toyota 4Runner. I had it in the shop and they say the fuses aren't blown and it is a mystery to fix? Anyone else having this problem? I'm thinking it has be electrical? It all ...

...replace the fuse and try, if this works and you can put into gear, then the problem is with the rear lamps. Check the stop lamp bulbs and holders, if they are blown or corroded contacts . clean ...

...replace the switch thats usually the culprit it gets pop or something spilled in it if no juice is at fuse look at relay or wiring usaully i do the tests first before i do the wiring last if numbers ...

fuse box, have somebody push on the horn, look to see if the horn relay is claicking, if so, replace the horn. If not, replace the relay. If the relay replacement does not help, pull the horn pad off

...1999 Toyota 4Runner - now it just won't open - when you try to use button to open you hear and feel a little power but does not open. Does the sunroof have any fuses and if so where are they located. ...

no start/no power to fuel pump/ power at one small wire/relay fuses ok/ were is the inertial switch located? possible it has been triggered? most newer cars have a relay in the fuel system to shut it ...

1999 4runner limited's battery, and have had connection problems on the positive side, but could easily put it back into place. my 4runner just today started ticking in the fuse box, more specifically

just got a 99 toyota 4runner at a steal of a price. I can't get the truck to crank over, unless I am using a starter jumper, meaning I jump it from the battery with a remote start switch. New to this ...

replace a rusty brake line. After replacing the rusty brake lines and the rusty fuel line I have not been able to get brkae pedal back, I have also noticed that I now have to crank a long long time to

hi...we just replaced the battery in my 99 Toyota 4runner Limited. Now when I use the remote key to unlock or lock the vehicle it no longer makes the beep horn sound. The remote itself still works to ...