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01 lexus rx300 parking light problem


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sxyscion 
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Posted: March 04, 2006 at 4:14 PM / IP Logged  

I installed a clifford 3.5 matrix remote start and alarm in a 2001 lexus rx300. The parking lights don't work now. can anybody tell me what module runs the parking lights and where the module is? The 10a mini fuse for the parking lights in the dash is good and if i apply power to the fuse the parking lights work. I think i tagged the the negative wire for parking lights and forgot to change the jumper to negative.Since then i disconnected my wire to the lights.  Also the customer complains that the door locks  don't always unlock the doors . I performed the 2 relay and diode setup to the driver door ecu as per dei.

Thanks,

Tommy

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Posted: March 04, 2006 at 11:31 PM / IP Logged  
Most toyota/lexas products have an integration module that controls the parklights/headlights. Sounds like you fried that module by putting 12V to it. I did the same in my camry. I fixed the problem temporarily by jumping the negative input to the module from the column switch directly to the negative output from the module to the parklights relay. You lose all the automation, but it will get you parklights until you can replace the module.
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