SO helpful! Thank you! I found the secondary box under the dash, but didn’t think it looked easily accessible. Had I not watched your video, I could have spent WAY too much time trying to wriggle my fat ass into that space. You saved me a day’s wasted work. Thanks again!
Oh come on...how often do you really need to go in there? I think I have once in the 7 years I've owned my Corolla and that was my fault for accidentally shorting a hot wire. Other vehicles can be an all day job just to change the spark plugs out :-) Okay I'm exaggerating a little. But for basic servicing everything is SO accessible on this Corolla. I did my friends Honda CRV and it was a hell of a task contorting myself under the vehicle to get his oil filter off. Anyway this is only one year/model of hundreds that Toyota have put out.
@@chocolate_squiggle Yeah... How hard would it be though to put it behind the little coin box though like where he was expecting it. Also he doesn't show how hard it is to look at fuses and then change them. It's around 90 degrees today and my windows don't work and I have no AC. I didn't appreciate or understand why they did it like this. I've had many cars and trucks going back to 1960's foreign and domestic and this is the worst I've seen. I also don't appreciate the trunk latch cable breaking and the bother of fixing it, the right way or the wrong way...the hire a pro way costs $500-$600! Gee I sure am glad Toyota saved $5 by not using a lock cylinder on the trunk! (Not!) But...yes... overall it's a pretty good car...2003 model and I'm still driving it... Plastic rocker switch for one window broke because it's plastic. Inside door handles are delaminating with flakes that can cut like a razor... spoiler on back is loose so I just removed it... It has its unendearing traits too. And some of these represent bad design not normal wear. But yes the basic car, the drivetrain is good, one of the best.
Yeah... How hard would it be though to put it behind the little coin box though like where he was expecting it. Also he doesn't show how hard it is to look at fuses and then change them. It's around 90 degrees today and my windows don't work and I have no AC. I didn't appreciate or understand why they did it like this. I've had many cars and trucks going back to 1960's foreign and domestic and this is the worst I've seen. I also don't appreciate the trunk latch cable breaking and the bother of fixing it, the right way or the wrong way...the hire a pro way costs $500-$600! Gee I sure am glad Toyota saved $5 by not using a lock cylinder on the trunk! (Not!) But...yes... overall it's a pretty good car...2003 model and I'm still driving it... Plastic rocker switch for one window broke because it's plastic. Inside door handles are delaminating with flakes that can cut like a razor... spoiler on back is loose so I just removed it... It has its unendearing traits too. And some of these represent bad design not normal wear. But yes the basic car, the drivetrain is good, one of the best.
Thanks buddy 👍👍it's been a pain in the ass to locate that secondary box, appreciate the video, I was trying to look for the fuse for my dome light which keeps popping.
I appreciate you throwing this video up. Most of the other fuse box vids are for European models or right hand drive cars. Maybe this is a version they did for manual shift sales in the US? Whatever the case, thanks!
You mention that there is a schematic diagram on the primary fuse under the front hood, FYI, that is not called "schematic diagram", it's called " fuse position layout. Please don't confuse us!
Very Helpful video to gain access to the inside fuses, thanks. Any idea where the rear defog fuse is? I didn't see it on the legend cover you popped off. I would assume it's 30amp. Thanks!
the 'secondary' fuse box or the area where it's located, is where here in Nevada, when getting smog checked, the tech connects a wire for his computer tester, somewhere in this area. Not coincidentally, since my most recent test, in the ensuing month, I've experienced my interior blower not working- for atleast a few hours. Then, magically, it will work, and continue so, for maybe a week to almost two weeks, then again, not work for hours at a time, before again working. This has happened three times in a month. Did the tech jstle something related to the fan motor fuse, when connecting and then disconnecting his computer test wire? Help !
Hey I have a Toyota 2004 Corolla and my blinker inside the car stop working so I go check the fuse and the u fried so I change it and it fried again what do I do
Yeah... How hard would it be though to put it behind the little coin box though like where he was expecting it. Also he doesn't show how hard it is to look at fuses and then change them. It's around 90 degrees today and my windows don't work and I have no AC. I didn't appreciate or understand why they did it like this. I've had many cars and trucks going back to 1960's foreign and domestic and this is the worst I've seen. I also don't appreciate the trunk latch cable breaking and the bother of fixing it, the right way or the wrong way...the hire a pro way costs $500-$600! Gee I sure am glad Toyota saved $5 by not using a lock cylinder on the trunk! (Not!) But...yes... overall it's a pretty good car...2003 model and I'm still driving it... Plastic rocker switch for one window broke because it's plastic. Inside door handles are delaminating with flakes that can cut like a razor... spoiler on back is loose so I just removed it... It has its unendearing traits too. And some of these represent bad design not normal wear. But yes the basic car, the drivetrain is good, one of the best.
Worst fuse box placement ever. At least that I've encountered. Toyota engineers were angry the day they designed that.
Thank you for the video.
So true. And if you need to get the relays out on top of it. Good luck with that haha
SO helpful! Thank you! I found the secondary box under the dash, but didn’t think it looked easily accessible. Had I not watched your video, I could have spent WAY too much time trying to wriggle my fat ass into that space.
You saved me a day’s wasted work. Thanks again!
Thanks a lot !! I was looking and looking and your right some yoga might be needed.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you. Less of a Toyota fan now that I see where they put that fuse box.
Oh come on...how often do you really need to go in there? I think I have once in the 7 years I've owned my Corolla and that was my fault for accidentally shorting a hot wire. Other vehicles can be an all day job just to change the spark plugs out :-) Okay I'm exaggerating a little. But for basic servicing everything is SO accessible on this Corolla. I did my friends Honda CRV and it was a hell of a task contorting myself under the vehicle to get his oil filter off. Anyway this is only one year/model of hundreds that Toyota have put out.
@@chocolate_squiggle
Yeah...
How hard would it be though to put it behind the little coin box though like where he was expecting it.
Also he doesn't show how hard it is to look at fuses and then change them.
It's around 90 degrees today and my windows don't work and I have no AC.
I didn't appreciate or understand why they did it like this.
I've had many cars and trucks going back to 1960's foreign and domestic and this is the worst I've seen.
I also don't appreciate the trunk latch cable breaking and the bother of fixing it, the right way or the wrong way...the hire a pro way costs $500-$600!
Gee I sure am glad Toyota saved $5 by not using a lock cylinder on the trunk! (Not!)
But...yes... overall it's a pretty good car...2003 model and I'm still driving it...
Plastic rocker switch for one window broke because it's plastic.
Inside door handles are delaminating with flakes that can cut like a razor... spoiler on back is loose so I just removed it...
It has its unendearing traits too.
And some of these represent bad design not normal wear.
But yes the basic car, the drivetrain is good, one of the best.
Yeah...
How hard would it be though to put it behind the little coin box though like where he was expecting it.
Also he doesn't show how hard it is to look at fuses and then change them.
It's around 90 degrees today and my windows don't work and I have no AC.
I didn't appreciate or understand why they did it like this.
I've had many cars and trucks going back to 1960's foreign and domestic and this is the worst I've seen.
I also don't appreciate the trunk latch cable breaking and the bother of fixing it, the right way or the wrong way...the hire a pro way costs $500-$600!
Gee I sure am glad Toyota saved $5 by not using a lock cylinder on the trunk! (Not!)
But...yes... overall it's a pretty good car...2003 model and I'm still driving it...
Plastic rocker switch for one window broke because it's plastic.
Inside door handles are delaminating with flakes that can cut like a razor... spoiler on back is loose so I just removed it...
It has its unendearing traits too.
And some of these represent bad design not normal wear.
But yes the basic car, the drivetrain is good, one of the best.
Thanks buddy 👍👍it's been a pain in the ass to locate that secondary box, appreciate the video, I was trying to look for the fuse for my dome light which keeps popping.
If it’s the same car then might be the door switch causing it to pop that what caused mine
@ smittys world thanks for the heads up dude, hope it's not the door switch mine is an 03 ce 😔
Thank you! Huge help. Nice, short, informative and accurate.
Been looking for quite some time now 🤣 thank you brother.
thanks for the help, installing new stereo and needed to find fuse box
I appreciate you throwing this video up. Most of the other fuse box vids are for European models or right hand drive cars. Maybe this is a version they did for manual shift sales in the US? Whatever the case, thanks!
Cheers chap, I have a 2004 (although rh drive) and I couldn't find that fuse box either, hopefully get the radio back on now.
Thanks man you saved the day
Thanks dude helpful vid
Good video, very helpful thanks
Much appreciated been 3 days looking for this shiitttttt
Thanks helped me a lot.
Thanks from Canada!
Great video! thank for making this! mine was also hidden like yours..
😆 hilarious, 😆I laughed out loud.
.... I did have to do yoga to get into the right position to get to the fuse for the radio 😆
thanks dude, mine is like that too
How the hell should we replace a fuse there
Thanks for the knowledge
Yes. This is my hell. Thank you.
Thanks Bro... The instrumental panel lights, Were should be this fuse.
👍
You mention that there is a schematic diagram on the primary fuse under the front hood, FYI, that is not called "schematic diagram", it's called " fuse position layout. Please don't confuse us!
Very Helpful video to gain access to the inside fuses, thanks. Any idea where the rear defog fuse is? I didn't see it on the legend cover you popped off. I would assume it's 30amp. Thanks!
Thank you!
Do you have a video showing the yoga you did to check the fuse? I don't think I can wedge myself in there.
Lol it’s not easy
Thanks man.
No problem!
the 'secondary' fuse box or the area where it's located, is where here in Nevada, when getting smog checked, the tech connects a wire for his computer tester, somewhere in this area. Not coincidentally, since my most recent test, in the ensuing month, I've experienced my interior blower not working- for atleast a few hours. Then, magically, it will work, and continue so, for maybe a week to almost two weeks, then again, not work for hours at a time, before again working. This has happened three times in a month. Did the tech jstle something related to the fan motor fuse, when connecting and then disconnecting his computer test wire? Help !
THANKS!!!
helps. thanks man.
My car vibrates behind the glove box and when I put the key in and turn it the vibration stops but my car won't start
You move that camera too much, which was frustrating to watch.
Much appreciated
Welcome
I need my radio to work but couldn't reach the fuse box.
Como hacer q un toyota corolla 2005 haga funcionar las agujas del tablero porque no sabemos q fusible cambiar
not sure
That’s exactly where mine is
Where can I find the reverse light sensor, I searched for it and could not find it My 2003 Corolla
TKS!👍✌️
Mines the same way. I’m not used to standing on my head to check a fuse.
Standing on your head I had to do midget yoga
So easy on your car.
Mine is U.K. Toyota and it’s a b*^th to get the cover off of the fuse box behind the clove box.
No videos. No images anywhere.
Need to put in Australia it’s behind the glovebox
Are they the little fuses or the old normal ones
Hey I have a Toyota 2004 Corolla and my blinker inside the car stop working so I go check the fuse and the u fried so I change it and it fried again what do I do
Sounds like you have a short, as in a shorted circuit.
Yeah...
How hard would it be though to put it behind the little coin box though like where he was expecting it.
Also he doesn't show how hard it is to look at fuses and then change them.
It's around 90 degrees today and my windows don't work and I have no AC.
I didn't appreciate or understand why they did it like this.
I've had many cars and trucks going back to 1960's foreign and domestic and this is the worst I've seen.
I also don't appreciate the trunk latch cable breaking and the bother of fixing it, the right way or the wrong way...the hire a pro way costs $500-$600!
Gee I sure am glad Toyota saved $5 by not using a lock cylinder on the trunk! (Not!)
But...yes... overall it's a pretty good car...2003 model and I'm still driving it...
Plastic rocker switch for one window broke because it's plastic.
Inside door handles are delaminating with flakes that can cut like a razor... spoiler on back is loose so I just removed it...
It has its unendearing traits too.
And some of these represent bad design not normal wear.
But yes the basic car, the drivetrain is good, one of the best.
Mine has a fuckin parasitic drain somewhere
In may car I replace the dome light from incandescent to LED. When the car is locked and key removed I see the DOME light was glowing dull.
You don't keep camera stabile, so it doesn't help.
It’s 03-08
Thanks was ful.
Runx
Yep some idiots designer fuse box! Hehehe