Toyota: New Stereo In...No More Turn/Hazard Signals

"Neil Vachani" <com> wrote in message
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Sure, the installers screwed it up. Take it back and demand they fix it.

Neil Vachani wrote:
 

Yeah, the bozo (installer) popped a fuse.

Neil Vachani wrote:
 

Or left the hazard switch unplugged which is a more likely scenario. Did
he remove the bezel which has a hazard switch in it? If so, 99.99%
chances are its unplugged.

you didnt have a professional install it.

Any , and i do mean ANY 3rd grader can wire up a new stereo.
The Stereo MFG now all use the same color code for the wiring as does the
adapter plug MFG. So the red wire goes to the red wire , the yellow to
yellow, etc.

They may have left the hazards unplugged.


"Neil Vachani" <com> wrote in message
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: So,
: I had a new stereo installed, and now no turn signals or hazards
: working. Anybody have and idea what might be wrong?
:
: Neil

"Im Right" <com> wrote in message
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Not necessarily true. My installer had a lot of problems with my 98 Camry
wiring because there were no harnesses available at the time. This was not
at discount store, but at fairly high end car audio shop.

Mark A wrote: 


Well, considering Toyotas wiring has been the same since 1987, I think
someone was snowing you.

> > Not necessarily true. My installer had a lot of problems with my 98
Camry 
not 
The radio wiring? Are you sure?

Mark A wrote: 
Yes! Still the same to this day. Exception is the anti-theft/premium
units, they have remote amps, but the connectors going to the amps are
the same as the std ones.