Hoping someone knows their Camrys
Hello Everyone. My first post. I just signed up in hopes that someone here can help me track down a diagram/chart.
Yesterday a friend of the family gifted me his 1988 Camry wagon. It has 195k miles and runs great. After sitting for a year and being an old vehicle it has some gremlins. One of the issues is the automatic seat belts, which I know is a common issue. After doing some research I discovered that wiggling one of the driver's side kick panel relays/circuit breakers turns it on and off as well as the door chime cuts in and out. This is definitely the issue and needs to be replaced but I need information on what these things are. I have included a pic so you can see what I'm talking about... Specifically I need is a chart/diagram of the relays/circuit breakers above the fuses in the driver's side kick panel. Unfortunately I can't find anything on google and don't have a manual. Anyone who can help me will be considered a God. |
Someone on another forum helped me find the necessary diagram. Specifically what i needed was a pdf titled "90_EWD.pdf". You can search for it on any major search engine.
I took out the Circuit breaker that I pointed at, put a small screwdriver (paper clip will also work) in the hole and plugged it back in. The automatic seatbelts now move on their own with no problem. I greased the tracks really well to prevent any catching and tripping the circuit breaker again. I also did the same for the passenger side kick panel and reset the circuit breaker for the air/heat system which was also not working. Everything is now operational. |
The seat belt circuit breaker is this area.
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Originally Posted by toyomoho
(Post 65787)
The seat belt circuit breaker is this area.
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Someone on another forum helped me find the necessary diagram. Specifically what i needed was a pdf titled "90_EWD.pdf". You can search for it on any major search engine.
I took out the Circuit breaker that I pointed at, put a small screwdriver (paper clip will also work) in the hole and plugged it back in. The automatic seatbelts now move on their own with no problem. I greased the tracks really well to prevent any catching and tripping the circuit breaker again. I also did the same for the passenger side kick panel and reset the circuit breaker for the air/heat system which was also not working. Everything is now operational. |
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