Could anyone give me a point on installing these two parts?
#1
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Could anyone give me a point on installing these two parts?
I have two spare parts that I wish to replace on my SC4, but I have no idea who I can take off the older parts.
1. Antenna nut: It can be easily seen but I have no idea how to remove it using conventional tools. Any ideas? The part number is 86396-50010.
2. Flasher: This little unit is a bit tricky. It's supposed to cure the lightening quick flash problem I have on my SC4 after swapping to 96' tail lights. It's a little sensor and the part number is 81980-12070. Does anyone know how to locate this part and how I can replace it?
Thanks in advance.
Jon
1. Antenna nut: It can be easily seen but I have no idea how to remove it using conventional tools. Any ideas? The part number is 86396-50010.
2. Flasher: This little unit is a bit tricky. It's supposed to cure the lightening quick flash problem I have on my SC4 after swapping to 96' tail lights. It's a little sensor and the part number is 81980-12070. Does anyone know how to locate this part and how I can replace it?
Thanks in advance.
Jon
#2
Mortgage Slave
Jon,
There are a couple of guys here in Australia that have converted their 91~93 tails to later model ones, what most of them did is fit a resistor to the blinkers (wherever it's getting the signal from), so it stops the hyper blinker (lol) and the warning message on the dash.
Jose
There are a couple of guys here in Australia that have converted their 91~93 tails to later model ones, what most of them did is fit a resistor to the blinkers (wherever it's getting the signal from), so it stops the hyper blinker (lol) and the warning message on the dash.
Jose
#4
Lexus Test Driver
Originally Posted by Baby ///M3
I have two spare parts that I wish to replace on my SC4, but I have no idea who I can take off the older parts.
1. Antenna nut: It can be easily seen but I have no idea how to remove it using conventional tools. Any ideas? The part number is 86396-50010.
2. Flasher: This little unit is a bit tricky. It's supposed to cure the lightening quick flash problem I have on my SC4 after swapping to 96' tail lights. It's a little sensor and the part number is 81980-12070. Does anyone know how to locate this part and how I can replace it?
Thanks in advance.
Jon
1. Antenna nut: It can be easily seen but I have no idea how to remove it using conventional tools. Any ideas? The part number is 86396-50010.
2. Flasher: This little unit is a bit tricky. It's supposed to cure the lightening quick flash problem I have on my SC4 after swapping to 96' tail lights. It's a little sensor and the part number is 81980-12070. Does anyone know how to locate this part and how I can replace it?
Thanks in advance.
Jon
on the #2: what mteele said
#5
Racer
The nut with 4 small notches on it can be removed by using a pair of needle-nosed pliers (wrap the tips in tape so you do not scratch the nut). With the antenna lowered, hold the pliers vertically and dig the tips onto 2 opposite notches. Hold the pliers steady and rotate.
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#6
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Thanks for the tips guys. I appreciate it.
Soarer_25GTT, mteele, and vredniykot: Very good ideas about having either an extra bulb or resister installed. The reason why I didn't go with such route is that I have this flasher/sensor thingy handy and thought I could just replace it with the old one to fix the problem..... Perhaps locating this item is harder than it seems?
PerryinLA: Thanks! That's the exact item I was referring to. Should I watch out for the antenna assembly falling off on me while I take out the nut? Or is it simply a screw/unscrew procedure?
Jon
Soarer_25GTT, mteele, and vredniykot: Very good ideas about having either an extra bulb or resister installed. The reason why I didn't go with such route is that I have this flasher/sensor thingy handy and thought I could just replace it with the old one to fix the problem..... Perhaps locating this item is harder than it seems?
PerryinLA: Thanks! That's the exact item I was referring to. Should I watch out for the antenna assembly falling off on me while I take out the nut? Or is it simply a screw/unscrew procedure?
Jon
#7
Lexus Test Driver
the flasher relay is located in your drivers side kick panel just above the fuses
there is also a lamp failure sensor that is located in the antenna area, i dont know which one you are after
and if you undo the antenna top nut there should also be one from inside the trunk holding it down also
there is also a lamp failure sensor that is located in the antenna area, i dont know which one you are after
and if you undo the antenna top nut there should also be one from inside the trunk holding it down also
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#8
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and when i upgraded to 95 tails i was told by various people who tackled this thing, wiring in an extra bulb is simplest way
i was told switching flashers dont work and resistors build up too much heat and will blow and are expensive
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i was told switching flashers dont work and resistors build up too much heat and will blow and are expensive
paging CleanSC, paging CleanSC
#9
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Thanks again!
I think it's the flasher relay that's located in the driver side kick panel.
Do you know if I need to take the panel apart to gain access to the flasher?
Jon
I think it's the flasher relay that's located in the driver side kick panel.
Do you know if I need to take the panel apart to gain access to the flasher?
Jon
Originally Posted by vredniykot
the flasher relay is located in your drivers side kick panel just above the fuses
there is also a lamp failure sensor that is located in the antenna area, i dont know which one you are after
and if you undo the antenna top nut there should also be one from inside the trunk holding it down also
there is also a lamp failure sensor that is located in the antenna area, i dont know which one you are after
and if you undo the antenna top nut there should also be one from inside the trunk holding it down also
#10
Lexus Champion
Thread Starter
LOL.. okay
In that case, just leave an extra bulb hanging in the trunk then?
Jon
In that case, just leave an extra bulb hanging in the trunk then?
Jon
Originally Posted by vredniykot
and when i upgraded to 95 tails i was told by various people who tackled this thing, wiring in an extra bulb is simplest way
i was told switching flashers dont work and resistors build up too much heat and will blow and are expensive
paging CleanSC, paging CleanSC
i was told switching flashers dont work and resistors build up too much heat and will blow and are expensive
paging CleanSC, paging CleanSC
#11
Lexus Test Driver
its in top right corner abve the fuses, big grey box
there is no panels over it, i dont know how hard it is to pull out, look at your spare one and see if there is any tabs and go from there i guess
there is no panels over it, i dont know how hard it is to pull out, look at your spare one and see if there is any tabs and go from there i guess
#12
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Very cool.
I appreciate your help!
Jon
I appreciate your help!
Jon
Originally Posted by vredniykot
its in top right corner abve the fuses, big grey box
there is no panels over it, i dont know how hard it is to pull out, look at your spare one and see if there is any tabs and go from there i guess
there is no panels over it, i dont know how hard it is to pull out, look at your spare one and see if there is any tabs and go from there i guess
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