Gokumono

Ok. I posted a WHILE back about a switch I had, and we came to the conclusion it was for rear heat. (and ac)
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...nector-156945/

So, does any one know how hard it would be to actually install the assembly?

AND where to get it?
Yotas aren't easy to find in junk yards. (Wonder why. lol.)

Thanks.

Jay351

Check for the coolant lines that are supposed to run to the heater (from under the truck). If they are there, it should be easy. Source a rear heater from a junker and have fun..

Gokumono

You have me confused on the A/C. I have A/C, so would naturally assume rear heat, would mean rear A/C....

And where does the rear heat actually run? Like where is the 'duct work'.

Marc

Heat and A/C are separate animals on all vehicles. You'll only get rear heat with the 4runner.

It's a separate heater with ducts that mounts behind the console.

Actually I thought all 4runners had rear heat. Maybe it's just the 4WD or SR5.

Gokumono

Ahh.... Thanks.

Any one have an idea how hard it might be to actually install? And if it would cost much...

dropzone

iTrader: (6)

how much it will cost and how hard it will be to install is relative to where you find the parts (Forum classified (people always parting out 4runners), junkyards, craigslist) and your skill set.
You will find a link to the Factory service manual in my signature.

seisdtaex

iTrader: (1)

I have a (two) sets of the rigid lines that go under the vehicle to the rear heater unit as well as the rear heater units themselves and switches. Let me know if you're interested. I pulled them out of both of my 4rs - not much call for them here in Houston.

Gokumono

Sent you a pm.

Runnin on Empty

seisdtaex,

do you still have a set of the rear heater lines? mine just rotted thru and began depositing coolant on my driveway.

i'll send you a pm