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vash 07-14-2020 01:38 PM

a man has got to know his limitations.
 
damn..

my Toyota Tacoma fan only blows on High. its a known issue. a simple resistor swap out. however, it is so common that Toyota updated their resistor. the new part appears to come out of the newer 3rd generation tacoma.

GREAT! i bought the parts thinking it was an easy job of splicing it in to the harness. but we have a problem. i have to match four wires. the colors dont match up!! hahhaha. you should have seen me try to tackle my brothers boat trailer lights in my youth. 4 wires matched to 4 wires. i bet mathematically, there are 4137 different combinations.

i showed the pic to my wife and she just started laughing at me.

good times!! i'll farm this job out. i have fried a harness before, and it was not fun.

Shaun @ Tru6 07-14-2020 01:44 PM

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LEAKYSEALS951 07-14-2020 01:51 PM

We've passed down all we know. A thousand generations (of wire splicers) live in you now......

javadog 07-14-2020 01:52 PM

Well.. you could break out an ohm meter, find the common wire, then ohm out the rest...

aschen 07-14-2020 01:54 PM

I think it is ground and 3 levels of resistance for the 3 fan speeds. If you screw it up kinda bad, the positions on the selector will be in the wrong spots (ie full speed in the middle). If you screw it up really bad the motor will spin in reverse. However I think it is hard to fully dicker up the job.

Surely dr google has a wiring diagram however.

At least it is not an elise, took me 2 full weekends to replace the resistors. It involves removing body panels and ALL of the AC system.

craigster59 07-14-2020 01:58 PM

I had the same problem with my 2010 Tacoma. Can't remember how I did it, think I found the answer on TacomaWorld forums.

vash 07-14-2020 02:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by craigster59 (Post 10946259)
I had the same problem with my 2010 Tacoma. Can't remember how I did it, think I found the answer on TacomaWorld forums.

those guy have the previous solution where they just replaced the harness with like with like. i started a thread there. maybe somebody has done it before.

i dont do maiden voyages. :)

stevej37 07-14-2020 02:10 PM

Trade-up to a Honda Ridgeline?

vash 07-14-2020 02:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stevej37 (Post 10946280)
Trade-up to a Honda Ridgeline?

ouch. really ouch. :)

craigster59 07-14-2020 02:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vash (Post 10946263)
those guy have the previous solution where they just replaced the harness with like with like. i started a thread there. maybe somebody has done it before.

i dont do maiden voyages. :)

Come to think of it, that's exactly what I did.

Just splice it and get it over with. You know you're going to trade it in on a new Bronco anyway...... SmileWavy

fastfredracing 07-14-2020 02:19 PM

I like to think man has no limits

RWebb 07-14-2020 02:46 PM

I like to think man has no gimlets

sammyg2 07-14-2020 03:15 PM

Giblets?
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1594768519.jpg

RWebb 07-14-2020 03:19 PM

https://www.liquor.com/recipes/gimlet/

fintstone 07-14-2020 03:49 PM

Is this the one?

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1594770512.JPG

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/replacement-of-hvac-blower-motor-resistor.8310/page-8

vash 07-14-2020 07:58 PM

That might be it. Thanks.

Drbraunsr 07-14-2020 08:30 PM

Any thread authored by Vash with a title such as this, I gotta open up and enjoy.
Did not disappoint...

yel911 07-15-2020 06:58 AM

Quote:

well.. You could break out an ohm meter, find the common wire, then ohm out the rest...
+2


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