Toyota Sequoia (2005). Manual — part 494

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DIAGNOSTICS

BODY CONTROL SYSTEM

DI–1771

1965

6

Check wire harness and connector between remote control mirror switch and re-
mote control mirror (See page

IN–35

).

NG

Repair or replace harness or connector.

OK

Proceed to next circuit inspection shown in
problem symptoms table
(See page

DI–1686

).

I28525

D24
Driving Position
Memory Switch

MM

M1

M2

Body ECU

B6

24

1

2

3

MRY

M1

M2

SET

J8 J/C

IE

W–B

A

B6

B6

23

22

4

1

2

L

L–Y

G

E

DI–1772

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DIAGNOSTICS

BODY CONTROL SYSTEM

1966

Driving position memory switch circuit (w/ Driving position
memory)

CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION

The position control ECU & switch assy memorizes the driver seat position and the outer mirror positions.
It controls each motor when the driving position memory switch is operated.
The position signals of the driving position memory switch received by the body ECU are sent to the position
control ECU and switch assy via BEAN.

WIRING DIAGRAM

DID9D–01

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DIAGNOSTICS

BODY CONTROL SYSTEM

DI–1773

1967

INSPECTION PROCEDURE

1

Check driving position memory switch (See page

DI–1518

).

NG

Replace driving position memory switch.

OK

2

Check wire harness and connector between driving position memory switch and
body ECU, driving position memory switch and body ground
(See page

IN–35

).

NG

Repair or replace harness or connector.

OK

Proceed to next circuit inspection shown in
problem symptoms table
(See page

DI–1686

).

DI–1774

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DIAGNOSTICS

BODY CONTROL SYSTEM

1968

Glass breakage sensor ECU circuit

CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION

The glass breakage sensor microphone detects the sound of metal (and other) objects striking the windows
and outputs a signal to the glass breakage sensor ECU. Sound of breaking window glass is amplified (fixed
frequency) by the resonator provided in front of the microphone.
The glass breakage sensor ECU receives a signal from the glass breakage sensor microphone. If the signal
matches the specification, the ECU outputs the glass breakage signal to the body ECU.
The body ECU receives the signal from the glass breakage sensor ECU and outputs a warning.

DID9E–01