Light is coming on on dashboard. Not sure if this is for the engine, as I can not locate my owner's manual.

Check for a fuse box underneath the dashboard in the drivers side. Some times there is a plastic lever that needs to be pulled down in order for the fuse panel to swing down. Check your car manaul to see where the dasboard light fuse is located, some times the fuse can be located in the engine compartment where you will find a rather big black plastic box with relays and other fuses. Another fuse box location is found on the passenger side underneath the dashboard or kick panel, better to check the owners manual so you don't have to look into all 3 locations.

When you do find the right fuse block, look for a fuse that is labled Insturment Lights or Cluster Panel, that usually indicates the dashboard light fuse. The fuse used in most dashboard lights is around the 15 to 20 Amp range.

Check your fuses, look in your owners manual to find exact location. Usual places are on the sides of the dashboard, underneath dashboard, or it may be in the engine bay.

The fuse should be located under the dash on the driver side & fuses are also located under the hood. The best thing to do is to check your owners manual & it will point you directly to where your doom fuse is located. Also check to make sure your dimmer switch isn't turned off or low for the dash.

All fuse box locations and fuse ID information is in the owner's manual. If you don't have one go here and download one from the Toyota site.

Any procedures like this will be in the owners manual. I am really not sure what you are referring to here specifically so please read the manual for more information. If you don't; have the owner's manual you can download one for free here.

There are lots of lights that indicate problems, this light actually says error? Have you checked the owners manual? If you don't have an owners manual go HERE to download one free.

Locate the knob or dial that controls the brightness of the dashboard lights. If the control is not immediately evident, check your owner's manual.

2 Make sure the brightness control is turned on. If it is and the lights aren't working, the problem may be a bad fuse.

3 Check the fuse that controls the dashboard lights (see How to Fix a Faulty Car Fuse). Replace the fuse if necessary.
Find the fuse box (see A). It is usually located under the dashboard to the left of the steering wheel, at about knee level. Many cars have additional fuse boxes in the engine compartment. Check your owner's manual or call the dealer for the exact location(s)

Open the fuse box cover and locate the blown fuse. There are two ways to find the bad fuse: Look for a fuse with a melted center strip (see B, which shows two types of broken fuses). Or, if you know which device isn't working--for example, the radio--look for the fuse that handles that device. The fuse panel may have labels for each device, or the information may be in your owner's manual.

3 Remove the bad fuse with a fuse puller (a small pair of plastic tweezers that should come with the fuse box). Or use a pair of needle-nose pliers.

4 Check the number on the bottom or side of the bad fuse. This indicates the amperage.

5 Buy a new fuse with the same amperage and push it into the slot in the fuse box with your fingers.

sounds like you may be haveing issues with blower motor its trying to go out all together

Locate the knob or dial that controls the brightness of the dashboard lights. If the control is not immediately evident, check your owner's manual.

2 Make sure the brightness control is turned on. If it is and the lights aren't working, the problem may be a bad fuse.

3 Check the fuse that controls the dashboard lights (see How to Fix a Faulty Car Fuse). Replace the fuse if necessary.

take the vehicle to the dealer. ths is what the owners manual would tell you to do for the check engine light.

This is probably a blown fuse. Consult your owners manual for fuse locations. On todays cars, there is often an under the hood fuse location for engine controls and another location inside the passenger compartment for things like dashboards and tail lights. The light that comes on when you put it in drive is probably the brake light. It goes on when you step on the brake and shift into drive.