'93 Toyota Pickup Reverse Light Switch Replacement

Simple reverse light switch replacement for 1993 toyota pickup sr5

[@mattdread4994]

That's where I will be connecting the wiring loom for my extra reverse lights. Thanks for the short video.

[@jacknewell9738]

Thank you kind gentleman I really appreciate this video I hope you’re doing good in life currently wherever you are

[@mesranhobbies3799]

Toyota Hilux reversed switch replacement model ( 2014 to 2016)

[@TheFranchesco13]

Hi I have 1995 toyota pickup 2wd standard and when I took out the reverse light switch but oil came out from there... is there suppose to be oil in there? Thank you

[@rasbe420]

Thank for the video man! Just did this on my 93 4Runner. Quick question, when I took my old switch out there was a little bit of oil on there, that normal?

[@haiderabd33]

Is it in the bottom of the car or in the Supreme

[@jonathanurdaneta5305]

Hey man i went down under my truck and noticed the wire is gone,it isnt anywhere around the trans do you happen to know where the wire comes from before it plugs into the transmission?

[@ivanchostefanovski2351]

Does the reverse light and backup light are connected with neutral safety switch .My toyota ride only in reverse but the tail lights and reverse lights don't work.

[@JohnFleshman]

So I have a 96 t100. I am assuming it will be much the same on my Toy? I cant find any videos specifically about the t100.

[@juliorebollo7496]

Tengo una Toyota pickup 22r 1988 le puse el switch de reversa y no ensienden todavía que sera

[@rightyouareken7587]

Is this why my reverse lights aren’t working? Bulbs, fuses and other lights are all good.

[@carlosmtrejo2478]

Donde esta ubicado?

[@mattpablo4883]

what does the other end connect to? i bought a project toyota truck and the wire was stripped

[@dorianwaite12]

matt pablo not sure sorry =/

[@jimdiane100]

any idea what the female plug end is called? Mine is gone and I have just the wires there, can't figure out where to get a replacement to plug into the sensor.thanx

[@dorianwaite12]

+jimbob I would take the male end down to Autozone or O'reillys. Just tell them you need the female connector as its probably on one of their shelves and they will tell you. I'm not sure what its called though

[@jimdiane100]

thanx

[@ivanontiveros2230]

Try the junk yard

[@itzc0dy952]

do u need to disconnect the battery at all

[@toymakers6391]

+pika chu No you dont need to disconnect the battery. at least i didnt =)

[@paididoy]

Aren't you supposed to check first if the new switch is good? How do you know if it's not defective? It maybe new but not all new parts are in good condition. You should have tested it with a continuity tester.

[@dorianwaite12]

I suppose I could have tested it but if it didn't work I would have just taken it back and had them give me a different one. Can always just plug it in and push the button to see if it works or not =)

[@justinvegas2239]

was this on a manual or auto trans?

[@dorianwaite12]

manual =)

[@phillipkirkpatrick6629]

Dorian Waite manual

[@mayragonzalez-ny3jg]

don't tell if is on the top of the transmission or side o well!

[@dorianwaite12]

On my truck it was sort of in the middle on the higher end of the side of the transmission. I should have taken a farther shot back when I made the video. Sorry about that. Otherwise the switch is not that hard to find. Took me about 5 seconds to find on mine even though it was covered in dirt and grime.

[@haiderabd33]

Place delicate unclear in the video

[@DougHinVA]

no voiceover and we cannot even tell what he is looking at... skip it.