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Old 10-01-2009, 10:58 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Trunk switch for trunk dome light

Can anyone tell me where the switch is on the trunk door or body that turns the dome light on in the trunk as soon as you open the door (not the actual switch on the dome light itself, I know where that is)??

I'm trying to chase down a parasitic drain problem on a friends 99' 4runner. I have checked all dome light units up front and the one in the center and all the switches for the lights and the switches in the door jams. Everything seems to be ok at this point but I'm still pulling 60+ mA through my Fluke meter when testing for current. When I pull the dome light 15A fuse the current drops to about 16mA.

The only switch I haven't checked is the one for the trunk door. I never bothered to pay attention to this but I can't even find it on my 91' 4runner. Is this switch in the door and wired to the handle?? Anyone know how this works?

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On a 99 it's in the tailgate, near the latch.
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In the tailgate? So I have to take the panel off and go inside the door?? I figured this was it? Anyone ever have to do this, any tips?
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Yes, you have to take the panel off. Never done it on my 01, but on my old 93 it was held on by those plastic clips that just push in. Just put something thin between the panel and the metal and pop them out. My wiring diagram for the 01 shows the switch as having a blue/white and a white/black wire. A 99 might be the same.
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Thanks eric-the-red, my 91' was the same way and it should still be the same for the 99'. Hopefully I can find the problem.
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