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Anonymous Posted on Feb 27, 2018

My windos in my 2007 tundra will not go down. I have checked the fuses and took it to the dealer and they tell me it is the Junction Block (main Body ECU) and want 1k for repairs. Ifeel they are trying to pull the wool over my eyes. Has anyone had the same issue

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 07, 2008

SOURCE: Body ECU

The problem is not 100% solved. I have figured out that the problem is in the ground circut for the "Body ECU" system. The only circut effectfed is the door, ignition switch ilumination. If a ground is forced to the circut it works oK.
What I need is a diagram of the internal workings of the "body ECU". I have not yet removed it but it can be much more than a bunch of relays. By the way tell the guy with SD22 Nissan to search SD22. The sole distributor for that product is located in SanFran.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 19, 2009

SOURCE: 2000 toyota tundra with engine check light

It can get dirty and can be cleaned with carb cleaner.

Testimonial: "beats replace option!!!"

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 23, 2010

SOURCE: 2007 Toyota Camry vibrates when at stop and the

the a/c takes about 20/25% of your engine power hence on tickover it vibrates.this is normal.but big engined cars because, of thier torque,dont have this "problem"(anything less than 3ltr is small)BUT you are saving fuel and poluting the planet less.....try driving a 1ltr with a/c........

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Anonymous

  • Posted on Sep 18, 2012

SOURCE: 2007 toyota tundra 5.7L vsc off light blinking plus traction control light on and check engine light

Seeing as how you go to a dealer vs: a repair
shop,take it back to the dealer

What else can you do?

You can not resolve yourself without factory service
& diagnostic manuals,you could purchase them

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