In my 2006 Toyota 4Runner the AC controls are not working after I replaced the bulbs behind the knobs. The red security light still flashes, and the clock is still functional... I just can't adjust the temperature and power of the AC system, and the display does not show my miles per gallon or the passenger airbag. What could be the problem? I checked all the fuses and they seem fine.
SOURCE: Replace lighting behind the heater controls
Yeah , something would have broke for real had you pried it any more.
There is a bulb just below the control panel that lights the panel up... and more screws to remove to access it. The ones behind the knobs need to be replaced ( they hold the switches to the face plate), and you need to unscrew the ones behind the trim and above the ash tray.
The trim comes off in one piece (held by clips).
SOURCE: Flashing dashboard airbag light in 2003 Toyota Avalon
try wiggling wires under the front seats ,if that dont work then take the builb out
SOURCE: Dash Control Unit Replacement
You can save a LOT of money by fixing it yourself.
All that is wrong with the knob are broken wires from the knob's PC board to the main PC board on the AC control.
All you have to do is remove the AC main control, take it apart, and resolder the broken wires from the PC board with the knob on it, to the main AC pc board. There are 3 wires, any number could be broken.
If you take it apart and solder the broken wires, this WILL fix your issue. Just make sure you put the wires back exactly where they go.
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SOURCE: my 2003 toyota corlla clock is not displaying, but
Sorry. The clock, the dome light and the radio are on the same circuit. If the radio works, the clock is bad.
SOURCE: also have problem with clock no working.
The clock is easy to remove. I offer a reasonable repair service with a lifetime guerantee.
Clock removal instructions are available here:
http://autoclockrepair.com/vehiclespurchase
1. Place fingers under removable panel and gently lift.
2. It should hinge at the top. Lift until the whole panel
comes off.
3. Then you'll see four clip-in slots where the clock is
being held in place. 2 on top and 2 on bottom (red
arrows). Pull the slots (that are on the panel) away from
the clips (that are on the clock) and push the face of the
clock in so it will pop out through the back. Remove
white power source by holding down the tab and pulling
back.
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