20 Most Recent 2007 Toyota Tacoma - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Pull off the triangle shaped cover on the inside of the door panel over the mirror area by prying it off.
Remove the three 10mm nuts behind the cover, unplug the connector and slide the mirror off the door.

It's usually the brake pedal is sticking or you might just need to adjust the pin when you apply your brakes it makes those lights stays on. sometimes you can spray a wd-40 and it'll go away.. this pin is located on top of the brake pedal when you look underneath the steering wheel column or panel....hoped i helped you on this one... The brake light switch may be either stuck or broken. Get down in the driver's footwell, and follow the brake pedal arm up under the dash. Look for the switch (see link for a picture), see if the moving arm on it moves freely as the pedal is depressed. If not, try spraying some lube on it (WD-40 or the like) and working it to get it to move freely. If the arm won't move freely, or the lights don't turn on even when you move the arm, the switch should be removed and replaced.Buy custom car parts.

Check your battery might be dead or loose conection If it still does not workcould be your starter

Yes- If you originally had the antenna in the windshield like many 1970's era GM cars and trucks, yor new windshield may not have it, or if it does- it may not have been connected. There should also be a trimmer adjustment on the side or bottom of the radio to trim the new antenna for best reception. It may also be located where you can adjust it fromthe front if there is an access hole to a screw that does not appear to be attached to the outside case of the radio. Turning it slightly should make noise if it does not immediately improve reception.. If you have an antenna mast, it may be the mast shifted, in which case it is a matter of putting the mast int he original location and tightening the mouting nut down so a good ground is achieved with the fender. You can tell if you turn on the radio and then pull the mast down and let go- you will hear the radio go in and out of reception.

it could ,, areil is built into screen ,,, if its not connected thats your problem

Try backing up about 20 feet when you change to 2H. This allows for the front hubs to release for 2H operation if the actuator is functional. If it is not, the switch is the first place to look/replace after checking fuses and wiring for potential damage.

After checking for voltage with the key in the accessory position, the wiring and fuse,and also for dirt/corrosion/debris in the bottom of the socket, replacement turns out to be not too expensive and somewhat easy. Here's a how-to:http://www.ehow.com/how_7486286_replace-12volt-power-outlet.html

If the lights in the overhead console work then it is not a fuse, it is a bad console. These units are poorly designed and fail frequently. We offer a repair service with a lifetime guarantee. Check out www.autoclockrepair.com. Drop us a note if you have any questions, thanks!