Removing outer fuse case cover toyota rav4 2007

which model and year camry
every camry up to current hybrids
one set is in the engine bay covered casing with fuses and relays
the other is inside on the drivers side behind a pull down panel

both covers have a fuse legend

Hi; The material has clips holding them in place-some are 1 use only(in other words they get ruined removing the press in thread type part) and some have reusable(in which case there is a little dimple in middle-push that in with a tiny screw driver/pick type tool & grab outer part & pull out. Good Luck-JT

as a temp fix to get vehicle started try removing the central locking fuse from the fusebox lower dash drivers side, the cover/lid will give the fuse's location . The OBD codes will need to be read to find the sensor/switch causing the problem for a permenant repair, hope this helps keep me posted if you wish

I've had same problem. Dealer refused to replace hood latch under their extended warranty despite the Toyota Bulletin on the problem. I just DISCONNECTED the hood latch sensor. To get to the hood latch get under the plastic covering over the hood latch by removing the plastic retaining buttons attaching the cover to the frame. Do this by using a sharp edge to pull up the center piece of the retaining buttons, which then lets the outer button pop out. After you get under the plastic cover find the wire coming out of the latch assembly (not the latch release cable you used to open the hood). The sensor wire couples with other wires for the alarm right there. Just disconnect it. The dealer said I may not be able to lock by car as a result of disconnecting the hood latch sensor. But that hasn't happened, and the alarm hasn't gone off since.

No, you need to open the fuse box cover. The fuse must be in the main fuse box. The position and function of the fuses is normally marked on the inside of the fuse box cover and also in the owner's handbook. If you don't come right with these, work your way through the fuses looking for a blown one. To ease your search the horn fuse it should be around 30 amps.

It will be combined with several other componets' circuits. The fuse must be in the main fuse box. The position and function of the fuses is normally marked on the inside of the fuse box cover and also in the owner's handbook. If you are looking for a blown fuse and don't come right with these, work your way through the fuses looking for a blown one. It is not a difficult task, especially if you use a small pair of pliers to assist in removing the fuses.

This is a fuse problem and it is located within the car beneath the driver side of the dash-board.

I am not sure but you will detect easily by removing and checking the fuse cover which should have an illustration.

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If you do not have the fuse box covers or the manual (both have the fuse diagrams), you can buy a tool at the parts store in the fuse section that tests fuses by means of continuity. This allows you to test the fuses without removing them to find any bad one. They are relatively inexpensive and very useful.

i hope this helps
-matthew

the rocker cover is in a diffrent place than the timing belt/chain

The fuse is bolted in to the power buss-bar in the fuse box. You have to remove the fuse box center section from the outer section (pull it up) to access the 8 or 10 millimeter bolts that holds it to the buss-bar. No other way to do it.