o/s off?????
 

The "o/s off" light came on my 98 4-runner. Does anyone know what that means? I am unable to find the manual.

You sure you dont mean "O/D"

If that is the case, you pressed the OD button on the left side of the Auto trans shifter.

Never heard of O/S before.

yes yes, I mean o/d you are right. okay, where is the auto trans shifter?

Are you kidding me?

no i am not, it's not acutally my truck, I know nothing about cars. I am just borrowing it and the light came on. I was scared I did something wrong. I just want to make the light go off.

okay, automatic transmission shifter, figured it out. is the button acutally on the shifter?

Ok, well I thought you were messing with me or something. :pat:

Yeah, its the overdrive button. You have disabled the overdrive, which is kinda of like a 4th gear. You will notice that the RPM's will be higher as you drive around town and especially on the freeway with the O/D light on.

You did not hurt anything, but for the best economy push the button back in.

:cool:

thank you very much. I really appreciate it!!!!!!!!!!

:alert: CHRISTIAN TO THE RESCUE!!! :alert:

hehe...

good thing you posted this question here on this forum cuz if ya posted on a different forum (won't name any forums... but all of us know which one...) you would have gotten flamed like crazy!!!

we're such nice members here! :hillbill:

That's just funny...

"Are you kidding me?"

:laugh:

EDIT:
Sorry, not laughing at you Sunaly ;)
I probably don't know that much more than you - I was just laughing at Christian's response :bigok:

Its been a while since I had my Auto Tacoma...was the OD button on the left or the back of the shifter? For some reason I think it was on the back. :dunno:

Seriously, who knows? Its bugging me now.

Auto tranny shifter, do toyotas have that.......damn I thougt the shifter was on steering wheel.....that explains my wipers coming on when i put it in gear.............
Does that guy actually have a drivers license
Does that guy crack smoke
JK it's just commen sense

Oh come on...
eveyone has to start somewhere, right?

Christian:
I think it's always on the left side - so the driver can see it and not have to only feel for it.

yea same with my mom's camry.

OK sorry about the comment, I couldn't resist:ignore:
I dunno anything either, My comments are aimed to inspire him not cut him down :) no hard feelings

:)