jtlinna3vze

checked all the fuses.. the relay.. all good.. any ideas?

Tofer

is the <4runner> part really needed? and do you really use it?! i found it not be helpful at all....





check to see if you have power to the switch....

InternetRoadkill

Motor burned out?

Seriously though, the rear heat is dead weight in a 4R.

linuxrunner

Just curious why? does it not work good? I do not have rear heat in mine and was thinking about putting it in.

InternetRoadkill

They rarely get used and just take space away from the center console. They also add a lot of extra connections and plumbing to the cooling system.

I removed mine. The plumbing and valves were corroded and expensive to replace. I don't think it was ever used.

Tofer

they are just not very efficient....

95RunnerSR5

and they only blow on the feet

GSGALLANT

The rear heat in my 2002 is awesome... I can sweat out the rear passengers if I keep it on high.

In my '93, the P.O. had the hoses disconnected, so I suspect that the core or lines were leaking. I wish it worked though. I may eventually take a closer look at it to see if I can fix it.

funjumper

I never sit in the back seat, so I pulled the rear seat heat as part of a 3.4 swap.

I have a '94 4runner. I pulled out the pipes in the engine compartment, and the pipes that run from the engine compartment to the rear seat heater. I looped a section of hose to seal off the rear heater core. As of this writing, I haven't pulled out the console parts. I'll have to take a look at the FSM to see how much of a hassle it it. The parts are all in great shape, my 4runner is a clean California truck.

In other words, if you are looking for the parts, we might be able to work out a deal. PM me if you are interested.

jtlinna3vze

i dont use it right now. its not working.. but id like to see if it helps.. it only hits your feet but thats what im going for..

crazy4runner

Same here too, my rear heater that goes to the feet is disconnected as well so I'm viroid how do you fix this issue?