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1990 Camry Fuse Diagram. The following suddenly

1990 Camry Fuse Diagram. The following suddenly stopped working: Heater/AC Fan, Rear Defrost button doesn't light, Power Windows, Temperature Gauge on dash panel, Automatic drive R, D, etc lights on Dash panel, Overdrive button light on dash panel, etc. Other things work like gas gauge on dash panel, clock, radio, headlights, etc.

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  • Anonymous Jan 01, 2010

    Working on that now, but several busted at once? Haven't found an online 1990 Camry Fuse Diagram yet to see if there is a common denominator. Our book was stolen with other things from the trunk.

  • Anonymous Jan 01, 2010

    Working on that now, but several busted at once? Haven't found an online 1990 Camry Fuse Diagram yet to see if there is a common denominator. Our book was stolen with other things from the trunk.

  • Anonymous Jan 02, 2010

    Replaced blown fuse, turned on car, functions working again. Then put car into Reverse and they all stopped working - must have blown the fuse again. Found a burned out reverse light bulb. Replaced it and plan to use the fuse from the radio to replace the one that blew again and see what happens.

  • Anonymous Jan 02, 2010

    Replaced blown fuse, turned on car, functions working again. Then put car into Reverse and they all stopped working - must have blown the fuse again. Found a burned out reverse light bulb. Replaced it and plan to use the fuse from the radio to replace the one that blew again and see what happens.

  • Anonymous Jan 02, 2010

    The burned out bulb was actually one of the two to the license plate. Replaced the burned out bulb, and then the burned out fuse yet again. Ran car including reverse. All worked fine. Turned off car. Turned it on again and re-tested. All still fine, including automatic windows. Put car into Reverse, and the fuse blew again before actually taking foot off brake to back car up. Must be a short or something. Any ideas? Have an acct now on ALLDATAdiy.com for diagrams. Thank you.

  • Steve Chanthavisay
    Steve Chanthavisay Dec 05, 2013

    I'm having the exact same problem on my 1990 Camry. Did you ever find the soution to your problem? I'd like to know what it was and how I can fix this. Also my brake lights don't light up. I checked on the fuse for those and it is just fine. Any suggestions?

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REPLACE BUSTED FUSES

  • Oscar Agnes Jan 02, 2010

    try removing electrical connection to the back-up light

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