20 Most Recent 2003 Toyota Tacoma - Page 2 Questions & Answers

It must be very hard to do because I've known people to replace the whole switch. Hope this helps.

u can either take it to a local part store most will read your codes and reset them if you ask or u can disconnect your negative battery terminal but disconnectiong your battery you may lose all you radio presets

Looking at the design of the hood you may have just enough room between the hood and the top of the front cowling to get a hacksaw blade in between. If you can, tape up both surfaces to try keep any scratching to a minimum then use the hacksaw attached to a handle (for leverage) to cut the latch. May take a while but Its worth a try. Paint touch up is a lot cheaper then a grill!

Not familiar with this model, but most interior panels are held in place with plastic push clip these days. Remove any arm rests, ash trays, etc, then start at the bottom one corner or the other and use special fork like tool (or make one) that slips between panel and body, pry gently and use flashlight to locat 1st clip, insert tool so that fork stradles the clip and pry to remove. Clip may be damaged so you may have to replace some. Work your way around the panel until all are loose. On some panels you must then raise upward to release other slotted fasteners. Go slowly, try not to damage panel. Good luck.

is this part time or AwD if part time 4wd try ice or dirt. PT is not for dry pavement. ive no idea which 4wd transfer case in in this PU>

HERE IS A LINK ON YOUTUBE WITH A FEW VIDEOS...MAYBE YOU CAN FIND WHAT YOU NEED..... https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=POWER+PORT+FUSES+2003+Toyota+Tacoma

here's a link that shows you how to replace the door handle. 1ADHE00214 1995 04 Toyota Tacoma Outside Door Handle in Chrome Driver...

On a 4 cylinder it's located on the side of the block, driver's side on a V-6 engine there are two and are located under the intake manifold, it has to be removed to get to them.

P0037 is "Heater Control Circuit Low Bank 1 Sensor 2". P0138 is "Oxygen Sensor High Voltage". It sounds like it's time to check the connector to your oxygen sensor, and probably replace it (the O2 sensor).

This may not be the cause but it is easy to check. check your light bulbs that are the correct ones and that they are placed correctly.

In the fuse box under dash.

1- The HORN fuse is located in the fuse panel on the driver's side under the engine hood. Of course, if it is "blown" replace with the SAME size or smaller and retest the horn. 2- Verify the horn itself (isolated) using one wire attached to the Main Battery + (POSITIVE) to the spade terminal on the horn. The horn can be accessed after carefully unclipping the fasteners connecting the front grill to the radiator area- just be careful- work slowly. The horn is naturally grounded to the vehicle frame. 3- If the horn sounds with the direct bypass voltage test move to the cab. when you depress the combo horn pad/airbag listen carefully for the relay behind the left under-dash area. If you hear it, then the relay is "closing" but it still may be bad or the voltage from the horn relay is not getting to the horn. I would replace the relay. However, there may still be a wiring problem to the horn. 4- The Horn Relay for the '00 Toyota Tacoma V6 4WD I worked on was BEHIND the cabin fuse panel on the far left driver's side (oh thanks guys). I went to the trouble of pulling down this relay/fuse block- it was not exactly "easy" but I am not a beginner and had the tools and my curiosity and sleuthness prevailed. If the new relay does not fix this issue my next step is to replace the wire from that relay to the horn. Again, not easy but not impossible either. Take you time, use the right tools and materials & check your work. The only other option was mentioned earlier- drop in a new momentary switch (lighted?) into the dash and run a new wire. I would NOT use switched power so it can be used without the vehicle running... I think it is safer. This is a view of the interior panel dropped down. One of the relays can be seen- the grey cube with a empty relay socket just to the right. Why they put these here- is anyone's guess.

I'm wondering the same thing. Did you ever find a solution?

well if you don't have a scanner then disconnect battery for 30 min but if your don't the problem it will return

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