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Originally Posted by mike503
no ... that's against the rules. i'd rather not be banned ![Smilie](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
they really should provide this information publically
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they really should provide this information publically
The site is horrible for user friendliness. I don't know how they could have made it worse.
All the wiring is in the EWD manuals. Sometimes they have a really good theory of operation in the EWD. Other times the theory is in the Repair Manual. If it isn't in either of those two, check the New Car Features. It is a cornucopia of information.
If you have questions about TIS, send me a PM. If you want information from TIS - don't ask me to violate the copyright. It would be detrimental to my continued employment.
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I've been downloading the IS350 manuals for a few days now. Off and on. Adobe only lets you open so many docs before it kills IE, and you can't use an alternate browser like Firefox unless you want to teach it some good tricks. It would take a very concerted effort to get the whole thing pulled down in a day. Don't expect to accomplish much else. I have 1,057 files between the Electrical Wiring Diagram, New Car Features, Repair Manual, and TSBs, and I'm still only about half done with the RM. So far it's 183Mb+. I've not pulled down anything for the 4GR-FSE either, just 2GR-FSE.
Just FYI, there are 100 pages for the electrical schematic alone. It's a LOT of material.
Just FYI, there are 100 pages for the electrical schematic alone. It's a LOT of material.
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Thanks for the info, lobuxracer - what you've said confirms my stated intentions of buying a month's worth of access. In the past I had access to GM's TechInfo, and I remember being amazed at just how much information was there - but it was OH-SO VALUABLE to enthusiasts like us!
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i downloaded every PDF for the IS350 (~ 700 if i recall)
so i have all the info, and still can't find the pin-out easily. it's just that cryptic color/pin ID and that's it. i might have to PM you to ask which doc. someone has a very clean one that includes the purpose of each pin (either that, or they summarized it nicely)
so i have all the info, and still can't find the pin-out easily. it's just that cryptic color/pin ID and that's it. i might have to PM you to ask which doc. someone has a very clean one that includes the purpose of each pin (either that, or they summarized it nicely)
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You won't find that exact info in a tech doc on techinfo. You have to have a little experience or have access to the Toyota training documentation. They do assume you have a fairly sophisticated understanding of Toyota's design principles.
Which thing is it you need to find and understand?
BTW, I have 1,062 files, and I am not done yet.
Also, the manuals for the '07s are available. The VDIM has changed and now incorporates a connection to the power steering unit that didn't exist in the '06, and they've added a complete discussion of how the VSC off switch works. It just keeps getting better...
Which thing is it you need to find and understand?
BTW, I have 1,062 files, and I am not done yet.
Also, the manuals for the '07s are available. The VDIM has changed and now incorporates a connection to the power steering unit that didn't exist in the '06, and they've added a complete discussion of how the VSC off switch works. It just keeps getting better...
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Originally Posted by lobuxracer
You won't find that exact info in a tech doc on techinfo. You have to have a little experience or have access to the Toyota training documentation. They do assume you have a fairly sophisticated understanding of Toyota's design principles.
Which thing is it you need to find and understand?
BTW, I have 1,062 files, and I am not done yet.
Also, the manuals for the '07s are available. The VDIM has changed and now incorporates a connection to the power steering unit that didn't exist in the '06, and they've added a complete discussion of how the VSC off switch works. It just keeps getting better...
Which thing is it you need to find and understand?
BTW, I have 1,062 files, and I am not done yet.
Also, the manuals for the '07s are available. The VDIM has changed and now incorporates a connection to the power steering unit that didn't exist in the '06, and they've added a complete discussion of how the VSC off switch works. It just keeps getting better...
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i'm trying to understand all the pins on the nav unit/console - i know there's NTSC, the backup camera is in there, etc. it'd be fun to mess around and see if i could enable the backup camera anytime i want (using a switch perhaps) as well as feed the nav display a different video feed (perhaps off a miniPC?)
the ~ 700 files i talked about were everything that is listed for the 2006 is350. i didn't look for anything else.
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