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#848 of 874 Re: Problem with power windows, seat belts, gauges [ronl2] by pathfind2003 Oct 01, 2009 (4:19 pm)
Replying to: ronl2 (Oct 01, 2009 3:59 pm) Kiawah has helped many of us to a similar problem. First, you backup light circuit has a wear point in the trunk you may want to check out. My 95 blew a similar fuse (10A though) and screwed everything up (windows, charging system, shifting out of first, etc). I checked the wires that go to the back up lights (in the 95 it was on the drivers side going from the top of the trunk up the hatch. What I found were bare wire and melted insulation at the hinge (that's probably not the right term). This seems to be a common problem. Repair those wires with a permanent connection with lots of protection if they are worn. Then replace your 7.5 A fuse. If that isn't the problem then check out post #787. Good Luck and thanks to Kiawah I have a reliable Camry again!   AND HE BEAT ME TO IT - SEE Post #847 Replies to this message: kiawah (Oct 01, 2009 4:22 pm)
#849 of 874 Re: Problem with power windows, seat belts, gauges [pathfind2003] by kiawah Oct 01, 2009 (4:22 pm)
Replying to: pathfind2003 (Oct 01, 2009 4:19 pm) +1 to pathfind response   Please verify that it is the "Gauge" fuse that you are blowing, and not something else.
#850 of 874 2000 Camry Headlight - No Power - Fuses Good by simmering1 Oct 11, 2009 (6:59 am)
My 2000 Camry LH headlight was intermittent so when I went to replace the bulb, found the white wire covering and bulb housing connectors melted. Now, there is no power to the headlamp and the fuses are all good. Have checked the wires back 6" and found no additional melting. Advice? Replies to this message: kiawah (Oct 11, 2009 7:21 am) wwest (Oct 11, 2009 9:45 am)
#851 of 874 Re: 2000 Camry Headlight - No Power - Fuses Good [simmering1] by kiawah Oct 11, 2009 (7:21 am)
Replying to: simmering1 (Oct 11, 2009 6:59 am) Can you tell me whether you have daytime running lights, or not. There is different circuitry depending upon whether you have DRL.   There are three fuses in this circuitry, make sure all are good. - 40A Main - quantity (2) of 15A Headlight fuses   Also let me know whether you have a little portable DC voltmeter that you would know how to use to check some voltages. We can definitely prove where the problem is if you have one of those. They're about 15 bucks.   If you are asking for advice on the connector, you need to buy a replacement socket, and solder the wires in. Make sure you get the correct wires to the correct socket position. You have a high and a low beam wires, as well as a ground.
#852 of 874 Re: 2000 Camry Headlight - No Power - Fuses Good [simmering1] by wwest Oct 11, 2009 (9:45 am)
Replying to: simmering1 (Oct 11, 2009 6:59 am) Not altogether unusual, especially so if someone has substituded "brighter" aftermarket bulbs in place of the factory recommendation.   55 watt Halogen light bulbs run on the HOT side. If at one time someone was not careful enough at fully seating the connector this is what happens. or you may have simply encountered a factory manufactuering defect, the electrical connection of the socket was somehow compromised.
#853 of 874 power window relays by jessi02 Oct 11, 2009 (1:03 pm)
i just got a switch for my power windows on my 92 toyota camry and i cannot get any power through the switch or my sunroof could it be something wrong with the fuse or the power window relay. i cannot even find the window relay Replies to this message: kiawah (Oct 11, 2009 3:25 pm)
#854 of 874 Re: power window relays [jessi02] by kiawah Oct 11, 2009 (3:25 pm)
Replying to: jessi02 (Oct 11, 2009 1:03 pm) Check two fuses:   - 10 A Gauge Fuse, and - 30 A Power Fuse. This 30A is on the fuse block by your left knee, but it is a big fuse over on the right hand side. On the right edge of the fuse block, the top fuse is the Power Fuse.   Let me know what you find.
#855 of 874 camry heating/airconditioner unit by deedeema Oct 12, 2009 (5:04 am)
I own a 2003Toyota Camry xle. Two lights on my heating system do not come on. Is it a fuse problem or do I need to remove the unit? Replies to this message: kiawah (Oct 12, 2009 5:15 am)
#856 of 874 Re: camry heating/airconditioner unit [deedeema] by kiawah Oct 12, 2009 (5:15 am)
Replying to: deedeema (Oct 12, 2009 5:04 am) Are you talking about the tiny illumination lights at night, that light up the dash and all of the accessories? Like the lights that illuminate the cigarette lighter, radio, etc?   If you are, this circuit has one fuse that powers all of these lights, so if one is powered they all would be powered. It's the 10A Gauge fuse.   If only one or two are out, then most people would probably just ignore it, otherwise it'll be a trip to the dealership to let them take your dash pieces apart, at whatever their labor rate is.
#857 of 874 Problem with keyless entry by bmw65 Oct 14, 2009 (6:14 pm)
My keyless entry keyfob has decided not to work! After two days at the dealer, during which they were unable to re-program the existing key or a new one, I was able to get it working (though not as well as previously). The doors unlock/lock but none of the lights go on like before; also, I need to be right up on the car for it to work! The remote starter is on the key as well, but I have not been able to get that to work! Any ideas? I should mention the car was hit earlier in the year, however, there was no apparent need for any repairs othyer than body damage. Replies to this message: kiawah (Oct 14, 2009 7:40 pm)

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