Fuse Box Locations In A Toyota Corolla Years 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
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- čas přidán 5. 12. 2020
- In this video I show you the 2 fuse box locations in my 2006 Toyota Corolla. I have other videos about my 2006 Toyota Corolla. If you are interested and have time, please check those videos out. Thanks for watching!
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Over 280k miles on my 2004 and still going strong, enjoy learning the small things to keep this puppy running smooth, thank you for the video!
Wow!! No wonder I haven't been able to find my fuse box!! Thank you so much!!
Thank you so much. I'm traveling as I write. I'm parked at the moment. All of a sudden, I lost all of my dashboard ligts. Stopped to buy some fuses. Wish me luck. I've got 434 miles left to travel.
Thanks again for showing me where the fuse box is👍
Thanks for watching, I hope you get your car fixed!
Same issue here can you tell me where the fuse for the dashboard lights is at?
@@dalemus3680
The fuse box in my car was behind the area where you put your change etc. I CZcamsd it. Try to see if you can find the answer on CZcams.
Good luck to you!
Hi guys, I have same problem, I removed the box lid under the steering wheel, but I did not find any information using the lid. Even though I searched some videos on CZcams, I didn't fix it. Could you help me please?
Hey,I found the fuse. It is the same tail fuse 15A(2004 Toyota Corolla), but I have a new problem. I changed the fuse twice, but it blows again. How can I found the short circuit in this?
Thank you! I have been trying to find this for quite awhile. Great informational video .
Well, I looked and looked, had that little door off. Had the glovebox out. Thanks very much.
This told me where exactly and what the inside fuse cover looks like, which is exactly what I needed. The manual sucks and I was trying to take off the wrong thing. So 👍🏻
Thanks you for watching appriciate the feedback.
Well, for you next video, I would like to see the flogging of whomever designed and approved of this fuse block design!
I would have never found this fuse box. Now to get my 200+ Lb body under there to pull the fuse. Wish me luck!
The white thing by the spare fuses is a fuse puller.
Thank you I fixed the problem because of this video
Thanks very informative and answered all my questions
Thanks the video was very help full it took me 2min to do everything and all good
Thanks this video was very helpful.
TY I was looking all over Int Fuse Box
Thanks for making time to be helpful
Thank you much
Thank you for your simple video! It was clear and just what I needed to see.
Nice video, one comment about checking the small fuses, the blades are partially exposed on the top of the fuse body so you can do a continuity check without having to remove the fuse. Just a quick way to check your fuses. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for watching and the tip!
@@ToddsGarage - And there is a little white fuse puller in the one under the hood. Upside down from the floorboard, thanks, the little book is no help.
Thank you so much
Thanks a lot...which is the door glass relay
Thank you! 😊
THANKS, a million 👍
Thanks for watching!
Thanks. I actually did try to look under that but I guess I didn’t look far enough.
Thanks!
What if it’s the second 120v cigarette lighter inside the drivers right arm rest? Currently the front cig light works but not my center console one.
I replaced the old fuse with the new fuse and still nothing. What do you suggest? Replace the cig holder?
Great video. I would never have found the one behind the coin tray. Anyway, I can't locate the fuse for the heated rear window grid. Where would that be? Thanks
Which one should be related with the dashboard lights? My dashboard lights shut off suddenly..
Hi next to the 3 spare fuses .that white plastic is a fuse puller
Good job 👍
Thank you for watching!
NICE
good job buddy!
Thanks for watching!
I do thanks
Which fuse is related to gear shift light ?
Do you what fuse are dedicated for the sidemirror controller? The sidemirror on drivers seat is controllable but at the passenger seat is not
That's the same problem I am having. I never thought it could be a fuse issue.
Thanks.
Thank you for watching!
Anyone know where I would go to check the cruise control? Didn't see a specific fuse under the dash or under the hood
Where can I find the reverse light sensor, I searched for it and could not find it My 2003 Corolla
Hi, thanks this video helped. my Corolla right door courtesy light doesn't turn on when door is opened. I tried replacing the bulb but it still won't light up. What could be the problem? Thanks!
Hi Gerald, thats too bad the bulb didn't fix it. It could be a fuse, or possibly wiring that got damaged or bent. I'll try to make a video diagnosing that in the future. Thank you for watching!
@@ToddsGarage Did you ever make this video?
@@kaizylle Hi and thanks for watching, I haven't made a video for that yet, I still have it on my list. Thanks again for watching and I hope you get your issue figured out.
does anybody know what fuse is for the map lights?
Do you have any idea what would cause the clock to dim when braking and sometimes cause the car to begin stalling, and a dead battery/slow start in the morning? But when i drive for a lomg time, the clock stops dimming. Alternator is new (just got it 3 weeks ago), battery checked out fine, but when i checked battery, lots of corrosion on the positive battery terminal. I cleaned the terminal thinking this was interfering with the battery before getting it tested a few days ago. When alternator got changed issues with dashboard dimming stopped, but Still having the other issues. Please help lol.
Edit: i just wanted to add that the clock was barely visible for about a year before i started having all these issues. When the alternator got replaced i could see the clockm it brightened significantly, but after a week it started dimming again, then brightening when i would accelerate and dim when braking. Sometimes it would stay dim regardless. Could the clock be causing a parasitic drain?
Side note...the starter tested poorly so could this also be the issue/there be a faulty wire in the starter?
Hi thanks for watching! I'm sorry your car is having so many problems. It is hard to guess without being there to see it, it could be many things. It also could be more than 1 issue. The clocks in our cars are known to have an issue which eventually makes them not visible. If you want watch this video and see if you think this might be part of your issue: czcams.com/video/MJH_QfXrkp8/video.html
Good luck, I hope you figure it out, keep us updated!
I have yet to see the time on my clock. I heard that every once in a while at a certain time of day, if you look at it from the right angle, you can see the time. But that is probably just a vicious rumor...lol.
Which one of those dudes under the steering wheel is for the radio?
This video shows you the cig lighter fuse, same one. czcams.com/video/0gn0T64wbmU/video.html
Which one is for the fog lights for a Toyota Corolla 2005 model S ?
Thanks for watching, I'll add that to my list of videos to make.
Help. I replaced the fuses and the lights but both my rear fog lights still dont work!
Yea
thanks gonna check if my horn fuse its blown
The fuse number location for side mirror,thank u.
Thanks for watching, will have to try to make a future video for that.
Do you know what fuses are most critical to have backups for? Because apparently if AM1 7,5 amp fuse (Starting system, ACC, CIG) goes out, the car won't even be able to drive. So might be good idea to get 7.5 amp backup fuses.
They really should just include a spare fuse for each type that's installed, not just 3 types.
Hi and thanks for watching, It is not a bad idea to have back up fuses on hand just incase. You never know when you might need one. Thanks again for watching!
Do you know where the ACC fuse is located at
@@nays8618 I don't know much about cars. Sorry.
@@ToddsGarage Hola, me puedes ayudar porfavor, cuál es el fusible de los espejos laterales? Gracias mil
I changed my bulbs and put new fuses in and my tail lights still won’t turn on any ideas? Bulbs and fuse don’t seem to be the issue but idk shit
Where is airbag fuse located in
I was wanting how to see why the clearance lights are not working and how to trouble shoot the problem. The headlights high and low work, Turn signals R and L work But the clearance lights are not.
What is the center console outlet fuse please?
Thanks for watching, I will add that to my list of videos to make.
Is there a fuze for the remote? I have two remotes that both not working.
Which remotes are you talking about? Thanks for watching!
@@ToddsGarage Thanks for the reply. I meant the Remote Controller that opens/closes the doors.
@@rahmanmahmoodi8573 you need to program the remotes. Search here on YT. I programed one a couple of months ago and it was super easy.
Air flow sensor fuse location
How do you get the cover off?
Hi and thank you for watching, I am pretty sure I show that in this video. There is a button on the front of the cover that you have to press in to release the cover. If you watch the video again you should be able to see me do that.
Castellano
Heeeey guuuys it's all the way in the Baaaaaack. Not gonna give you any actual advice or show you how to remove it but there it is! What the???
Where is the fuel pump fuse and the evap system fuse?
Thanks for watching, I don't have a video of that yet, I'll add it to my list to make. Thanks again for watching!
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