1989 Toyota Pickup
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1989 Toyota Pickup
I have a 1989 Toyota Pickup (v6 3.0). Hit a deer about 2 weeks ago and everything still worked afterwards. I go to get new housing units for front bumper turn signals. Turn signals worked after I hit deer. Go to put new units on and new bulbs and now I don’t have turn signals at all. I can’t pass inspection without them.
Since the turn signals don’t work, my tail lights stay on constantly. I have to take the hot wire off the battery now. My brother thinks the turn signal switch is “smoked” on the steering wheel column. I checked all of my fuses (under hood and driver side kick panel), they check out good. I was thinking it was a relay but according to Advance Auto and Autozone they rarely go out. I need HELP guys. Thnx a bunch
Since the turn signals don’t work, my tail lights stay on constantly. I have to take the hot wire off the battery now. My brother thinks the turn signal switch is “smoked” on the steering wheel column. I checked all of my fuses (under hood and driver side kick panel), they check out good. I was thinking it was a relay but according to Advance Auto and Autozone they rarely go out. I need HELP guys. Thnx a bunch
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Yea I have a test light. And I replaced the old bulbs because instead of having orange lense with clear bulb, I got clear lense with orange bulb. I put old bulbs back in and they work still. 1156’s...Problem is the bulbs won’t come on now and the tail lights stay on constantly now
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according to the test light I have voltage. I am using a battery powered test light from advance auto. What I need is a multimeter. My headlights come on when I flip the switch, so does my corner marker lights, 4 way hazards come on but no turn signal/ running lights, however, the tail lights are on. Just weird how all this is happening now.
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Paul, I think it may the brake switch above the brake pedal....the reason of why my brake lights are staying on. I am gonna order a new one and see if that takes care of the brake light issue, and if it doesn’t then I will order a new turn signal switch and if that doesn’t work then I will have to run down the wiring gremlin. Only thing I can do. I have exhausted all my other avenues so far..why not spend kore money in a truck? 😂
#10
I will check that. I was already looking up switches too. Not too bad on the price. I did check where the button was at. It is OEM. It has completely broke off so that could be the problem. I will have to check it tomorrow. It is already too late to do it. But best believe I will though. I will keep ya updated too. Thanx for the help man. I am glad I joined this forum.
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Also, you said the "test light" has a battery. That may be a continuity tester and not a voltage tester. When you touch the alligator clip to the tip of the tool, does it light up? If so, that is a continuity tester which is good for testing grounds, but not for voltage. I strongly suggest a multimeter. Those red ones at Harbor Freight are only a few bucks but work fine for most applications.
#12
Also, you said the "test light" has a battery. That may be a continuity tester and not a voltage tester. When you touch the alligator clip to the tip of the tool, does it light up? If so, that is a continuity tester which is good for testing grounds, but not for voltage. I strongly suggest a multimeter. Those red ones at Harbor Freight are only a few bucks but work fine for most applications.
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Yes sir
Also, you said the "test light" has a battery. That may be a continuity tester and not a voltage tester. When you touch the alligator clip to the tip of the tool, does it light up? If so, that is a continuity tester which is good for testing grounds, but not for voltage. I strongly suggest a multimeter. Those red ones at Harbor Freight are only a few bucks but work fine for most applications.
#14
That was the issue Paul. The brake switch is faulty AF. Don’t know how that occurred but as soon as I took the clip off the brake lights went off. I kept having to undo the hot terminal of my AGM in order to keep the battery from dying out which I am about to get a new one but that was the issue. Now there is another switch located on the brake pedal, do u know what that is?
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