Land Cruiser (2006)Emergency Flashing Lights will not turn off

There are separate flashers for directional and emergency lights so they might not flash at the same rate.

ck your turn signal switch wiring connector because it is more than likely has been hot and melted some connections.

Change your dashboard light switch/dimmer. It either has a bad connection, or is faulty altogether.

mmuha is right in his solution of June 27 2009. The ODO must be reading either trip a or trip b, not the total mileage, (otherwise you sit there for ages waiting for the dashes to appear).

Turn key off.
Turn

If your lights are on automatic the tail running lights may not be on during the day. Try switching your lights to another setting of you have automatic lights.
If your tail lights come on after doing this but do not come on when on automatic at night time then the daylight sensor may be broken.

Water ingress to the fuse box

Hi, there, ye i have a similar problem, both my taillights and brake lights go on when i turn my lights on... i havnt found the solution to that yet.
But to answer your question on how to remove the taillight you undo the 2 screws on the inside of where the tailgate door closes and then pull the light out away from the car... ie to the side... there are 2 clips inside that you have to pull to make release.
the tail lights in the tailgate you have to remove the carpet and then undo the pannel.

your starter gets its earth when bolted to engine it sounds like you have a short circuit if its clicking it could be the solenoid or the earth strap touching the positive terminal check this first if it does not work we'll go from there.

the reset procedure of the timing belt light is all done by pressing the trip meter button and holding it in whilst the ignition is turned to on then select from the trip button then continue pressing until you come to 15 on trip metre, turn off and then restart. The light should then go off.