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Where are the fuses in relationship to components in a toyota camry 1997 v6. I need to find my clock, overhead light, power door switch and alarm system that is connected to power door locks.
Re: Where are the fuses in relationship to components in...
These are in the engine compartment, in the box near the battery. As I recall, dome light, clock and door ajar sensor share a fuse. Door locks fuse is separate. The fuses should be labeled on the box cover.
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Hi, I'm Peter, Do you have power to the fuse? Use a test light or meter. It is possible he may have cut the wire into when ever he remove the alarm. If you have power to the fuse and the fuse is good you need to look for a ground wire that he may have taken loose when he removed the alarm system and didn't bother to hook the ground back. Check also for a relay that may affect these. On my cay there is an illumination fuse that affects all of those and it also is tied into the headlights but you would not know it without removing the entire fuse box and running continuity checks on everything. You may be surprised at how many different things are tied together . Hope this gives you a starting point.
Sorry you need a Toyota mechanic. Sounds like your computer is doing something strange like alarm mode with no sound. I would get it to Toyota dealer. Right now they will do whatever it takes to make you happy. Good luck!
It has to be a short somewhere within the electrical system. Read your owners manual to see what other components are on the same fuse as your overhead light...and then check to make sure you have the correct size fuse.
Fuse box is by drivers left knee. Above this are the flashers and about
3 inches above this is the circuit breaker for the windows and door
locks. breaker is silver, about 1/2 by 5/8 inch and in the center is
the button you need to push in to reset. I used an unbent paper clip to
press it. Make sure unit is not energized. May need to unplug breaker
first. Press in center button until it clicks.
I have this same crazy problem with my Camry. When you push the button then open the door on the driver side really quick, the alarm starts to blow off. So what I used to do everytime is push the button to unlock all the doors then open whichever door you want. It won't scream. Try it.
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