TOYOTA RAV4 1996 Service Repair Manual

Fig. 8: Identifying Passenger's Power Window Switch Connector Terminals (4Runner)
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Fig. 9: Identifying Driver's Power Window Master Switch Connector Terminals (Sienna, Tacoma &
Tundra)
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Fig. 10: Identifying Rear Quarter Power Window Switch Connector Terminals (Land Cruiser)
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Fig. 11: Identifying Rear Quarter Power Window Switch Connector Terminals (Sienna)

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Fig. 12: Identifying Passenger & Rear Power Window Switch Connector Terminals (Land Cruiser,
RAV4, Sienna, Tacoma, Tundra & 4Runner)
Courtesy of TOYOTA MOTOR SALES, U.S.A., INC.
Fig. 13: Identifying Back Door/Tailgate Power Window Switch Connector Terminals (4Runner)

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CIRCUIT TESTS
INTEGRATION RELAY CIRCUIT TEST

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POWER WINDOW MASTER SWITCH ILLUMINATION TEST
Land Cruiser & RAV4 (4-Door)
Disconnect power window master switch 14-pin connector. Connect jumper wire from 12-volt battery positive
terminal to master switch connector terminals No. 3 and 10. Connect another jumper wire from negative battery
terminal to master switch connector terminal No. 4. Ensure all switch lights illuminate. If operation is not as
specified, replace power window master switch.
RAV4 (2-Door)
Disconnect power window master switch 14-pin connector. Connect jumper wire from 12-volt battery positive
terminal to master switch connector terminals No. 6 and 13. Connect another jumper wire from negative battery
terminal to master switch connector terminal No. 3. Ensure all switch lights illuminate. If operation is not as
specified, replace power window master switch.
Sienna
Disconnect power window master switch 14-pin connector. Place window lock switch in UNLOCK position.
Connect jumper wire from 12-volt battery positive terminal to master switch connector terminal No. 9. Connect
another jumper wire from negative battery terminal to master switch connector terminal No. 1. Ensure all switch
lights illuminate. Place window lock switch in LOCK position and ensure passenger power window switches do
not illuminate. If operation is not as specified, replace power window master switch.
POWER WINDOW SWITCH POWER SUPPLY TEST
Sienna, Tundra & 4Runner
Disconnect power window switch connector. Measure battery voltage between appropriate power window
switch harness connector terminal and ground. See POWER WINDOW SWITCH POWER SUPPLY TEST

table. With ignition switch in ON position, voltage should be 10-14 volts. If voltage is not as specified, repair
open in affected circuit.
POWER WINDOW SWITCH POWER SUPPLY TEST NOTE: Diagnostic procedures for integration relay circuit is not available.
NOTE: Testing for Land Cruiser, RAV4 and Tacoma is not available.
Application & SwitchConditionTerminal No.
Sienna
Power Window Master Switch (1)
(2) Ignition Switch In ACC Or LOCK Position7
Ignition Switch In ON Position7
Rear Quarter Power Window Switch (3)
(2) Ignition Switch In ACC Or LOCK Position3

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POWER WINDOW SWITCH GROUND TEST
Disconnect power window switch connector. Check for continuity between appropriate power window switch
harness connector terminal and ground. See POWER WINDOW SWITCH GROUND TEST
table.
Continuity should be present at all times. If continuity is not present, repair open in ground circuit.
POWER WINDOW SWITCH GROUND TEST
Ignition Switch In ON Position3
Tundra
Driver Power Window Master Switch (1)
(2) Ignition Switch In ACC Or LOCK Position9
Ignition Switch In ON Position9
Passenger Power Window Switch (4)
(2) Ignition Switch In ACC Or LOCK Position4
Ignition Switch In ON Position4
4Runner
Driver Power Window Master Switch (5)
(2) Ignition Switch In ACC Or LOCK Position10
Ignition Switch In ON Position10
Constant3
Passenger Power Window Switch (6)
Constant7
(1)For switch terminal location, see Fig. 9 .
(2)Voltage will be present for up to 45 seconds after ignition switch is turned to OFF position, or until
driver or passenger door is opened.
(3)For switch terminal location, see Fig. 11 .
(4)For switch terminal location, see Fig. 12 .
(5)For switch terminal location, see Fig. 7 .
(6)For switch terminal location, see Fig. 8 .
NOTE: Testing for Land Cruiser, Tacoma and RAV4 is not available.
Application & SwitchTerminals No.
Sienna
Driver Power Window Master Switch (1) 1
Rear Quarter Power Window Switch (2) 6 & 9
Tundra
Driver Power Window Master Switch (1) 1

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POWER WINDOW SYSTEM CURRENT TEST
Land Cruiser, 4Runner & RAV4 (4-Door)
1. Disconnect driver's power window switch connector. Connect positive lead of ammeter to driver's power
window switch harness connector terminal No. 1. See Fig. 7
.
2. Connect ammeter negative lead to negative terminal of 12-volt battery. Connect jumper wire from
positive battery terminal to driver's power window switch harness connector terminal No. 2.
3. As driver's window is lowered, current should be about 7 amps. When window reaches fully opened
position, current should increase to about 14.5 amps or more. If current is as specified, replace driver's
power window master switch. If current is not as specified, check and repair appropriate circuit.
RAV4 (2-Door)
1. Disconnect driver's power window switch connector. Connect positive lead of ammeter to driver's power
window switch harness connector terminal No. 4. See Fig. 7
.
2. Connect ammeter negative lead to negative terminal of 12-volt battery. Connect jumper wire from
positive battery terminal to driver's power window switch harness connector terminal No. 5.
3. As driver's window is lowered, current should be about 7 amps. When window reaches fully opened
position, current should increase to about 14.5 amps or more. If current is as specified, replace driver's
power window switch. If current is not as specified, check and repair appropriate circuit.
Sienna & Tundra
1. Disconnect driver's power window switch connector. Connect positive lead of ammeter to driver's power
window switch harness connector terminal No. 3. See Fig. 9
.
2. Connect ammeter negative lead to negative terminal of 12-volt battery. Connect jumper wire from
positive battery terminal to driver's power window switch harness connector terminal No. 4.
3. As driver's window is lowered, current should be about 7 amps. When window reaches fully opened
position, current should increase to about 14.5 amps or more. If current is as specified, replace driver's
power window switch. If current is not as specified, check and repair appropriate circuit.
4Runner
Driver Power Window Master Switch (3) 4
Passenger Power Window Switch (4) 12
(1)For switch terminal location, see Fig. 9 .
(2)For switch terminal location, see Fig. 11 .
(3)For switch terminal location, see Fig. 7 .
(4)For switch terminal location, see Fig. 8 .
NOTE: System circuit breaker opens 4-40 seconds after window operation stops.
Ensure circuit test is performed before circuit breaker operates.

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Tacoma
1. Disconnect driver's power window switch connector. Connect positive lead of ammeter to driver's power
window switch harness connector terminal No. 4. See Fig. 9
.
2. Connect ammeter negative lead to negative terminal of 12-volt battery. Turn ignition switch to ON
position. Connect a jumper wire from positive battery terminal to driver's power window switch harness
connector terminal No. 9.
3. As driver's window is lowered, current should be about 7 amps. When window reaches fully opened
position, current should increase to about 14.5 amps or more. If current is as specified, replace driver's
power window switch. If current is not as specified, check and repair appropriate circuit.
REMOVAL & INSTALLATION
POWER WINDOW MOTOR
Removal & Installation
Remove door trim panel and waterproof shield. Remove glass retaining bolts and glass. Remove window
regulator bolts, and remove window regulator/power window motor assembly. Remove power window motor
retaining screws, and remove motor from window regulator. To install, reverse removal procedure. Tighten
window regulator motor retaining bolts or nuts to 44 INCH lbs. (5 N.m). Apply multipurpose grease to window
regulator rollers.
POWER WINDOW SWITCH
Removal & Installation
Disconnect negative battery cable. Using a small flat blade screwdriver, pry and lift power window switch from
door panel. Disconnect power window switch connector(s) and remove switch. To install, reverse removal
procedure.
WIRING DIAGRAMS

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Fig. 14: Power Window System Wiring Diagram (2000 Tundra)

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