Electrical Component Locator: Switches

1990 Toyota 4Runner 2D Utility, 3.0 V, StandardSECTION Switches
SWITCHES LOCATION

Component Location
A/C Dual Pressure Switch On evaporator case.
Back Door (4Runner)
Control Switch In tailgate. See Figure.
Lock Detection Switches (2) In tailgate. See Figure.
Power Door Window Switch In center console. See Figure.
Rear Window Limit Switch In left side of tailgate. See Figure.
Rear Window Lock Switch In center console. See Figure.
Unlock Warning Switch In tailgate. See Figure.
Back-Up Light Switch On right side of transmission.
Brake Fluid Level Warning Switch Inside brake master cylinder.
Clutch Switch On bracket, above clutch pedal. See Figure.
Cold Start Injector Time Switch
4-Cyl. On right side of engine block, in coolant passage. See Figure.
V6 In coolant passage, at rear of intake manifold. See Figure.
Hazard Warning Switch In upper right side of instrument panel. See Figure.
Neutral Start Switch (A/T) On right side of transmission. See Figure & Figure .
Oil Pressure Switch On left front side of engine block.
Overdrive (O/D) Main Switch On shifter assembly. See Figure.
Parking Brake Switch At rear of brake lever mounting bracket. See Figure.
Seat Belt Switch On driver's side buckle.
Stoplight Switch On bracket, above brake pedal. See Figure, Figure & Figure .
Transmission Shift Position Switch Under shift selector console.
Transfer Case Shift Position Switch On right side of transfer case. See Figure.
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