PROBLEM SYMPTOMS TABLE
HINT:
Symptom |
Suspected Area |
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Noise |
Oil (Level low) |
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Oil (Wrong) |
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Transfer faulty |
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Oil leakage |
Oil (Level too high) |
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Gasket (Damaged) |
|
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Oil seal (Worn or damaged) |
|
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O-ring (Worn or damaged) |
|
|
Hard to shift or does not shift |
Shifting key spring (Damaged) |
|
Synchronizer spring (Worn or damaged) |
|
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4WD indicator light does not come on |
Harness or connector |
|
Combination meter |
|
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CAN communication system |
|
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Four wheel drive control ECU |
|
|
Transfer indicator switch (for 4WD position) |
|
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4WD indicator light remains on |
Four wheel drive control ECU |
|
Transfer indicator switch (for 4WD position) |
|
|
Combination meter |
|
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Shift from 2WD (H2) to 4WD (H4) is impossible |
Transfer indicator switch (for 4WD position) |
|
A.D.D. actuator |
|
|
Harness or connector |
|
|
ECM |
|
|
Four wheel drive control ECU |
|
|
Shift from 4WD (H4) to 2WD (H2) is impossible |
Transfer indicator switch (for 4WD position) |
|
A.D.D. actuator |
|
|
Harness or connector |
|
|
ECM |
|
|
Four wheel drive control ECU |
|
|
Shift from 4WD (H4) to 4WD (L4) is impossible |
Transfer indicator switch (for 4WD position) |
|
Transfer indicator switch (for L4 position) |
|
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Transfer indicator switch (for neutral position) |
|
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Harness or connector |
|
|
ECM |
|
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Shift from 4WD (L4) to 4WD (H4) is impossible |
Transfer indicator switch (for 4WD position) |
|
Transfer indicator switch (for L4 position) |
|
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Transfer indicator switch (for neutral position) |
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Harness or connector |
|
|
ECM |
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Rear seats
Vehicles without third row seats
Rear seat
Pull up the seatback angle adjustment lever until the lock is released.
Vehicles with third row seats
Second row seats
1. Seat position adjustment lever
2. Seatback angle adjustment lever
Third row seats
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Problem Symptoms Table
PROBLEM SYMPTOMS TABLE
HINT:
Use the table below to help determine the cause of problem symptoms.
If multiple suspected areas are listed, the potential causes of the symptoms
are listed in order of probability in the "Suspected Area" ...