camo31_10.50

i was out fishin one day with some of my friends and we were headin to another spot..one we had never been to before...and i ran over a large hump in the ground..and as my front tires went over the hump..i felt and heard my (transmission and T-case) crossmember hit the hump HARD...and then after that...my 4wd light dont work..and my backup lights dont work..odd..so i got under the truck and look..and theres a wire with a plug on the end of it just hangin there looks like it should plug up somewhere on the tranny or T-case...anybody tell me what this is?

DeathCougar

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There is a junction near the middle of the trans that it should connect to. Each plug on the trans has a corrosponding plug end coming off the engine wiring harness.

camo31_10.50

hmm..there are about 3 plugs (female plugs) that dont have anything plugged into them..but i couldnt ever get the one comin off the tranny to plug into any of them..lemme go check...then i might take pics..

camo31_10.50

anybody else got any info for me??...also..behind the Glove box on my '86 4x4 pikup...theres a green plug...it was unplugged...so i plugged it up..nothing happened...so what is it???...and does anybody know where i can find an online FSM for my 1896 4x4 pickup...all i can find is 84-85...and then like 89 and up..nothing for 86-88...preferably 22r trucks..5speed..lol.

ozziesironmanoffroad

sounds like you ripped off a part of the wiring harness... get under there with a light and see whats up.

camo31_10.50

i looked at it real close today...busted out the chiltons..(i hate it by the way..lol)..and i seen that neither my Back up Light Switch or my 4wd Indicator switch are plugged into anything...there are two plugs that are RIGHT ABOVE my upper control arm mounts..but they are too big to connect to either switches.

so what im thinking...is that somebody with a 1986 Toyota 4x4 pickup 22r and 5spd needs to take a pic for me...that way i can figure out what the heck is wrong with mine..lol

Still wondering what the green plug is right behind the glovebox...