Can't find my kick panel fuse blocks! (1 Viewer)

[stubbs]

I'm losing my mind a little bit here!

I wanted to try pulling the fuse for the navigation system on my '04 for a while to see if that'll fix my "No Map DVD" error, so I looked up the location in my handy owner's manual.

Driver's side kick panel, it says. No problem, I think. Pull kick panel, pull fuse... oh wait, I don't see a fuse block!

Picture of what's behind my driver's side kick panel -- I don't see a fuse block behind the passenger kick panel either. Am I daft and missing something really basic, or has a nefarious former owner somehow relocated entire fuse blocks?

Thanks for the sanity check.

 

[CBeckFJ]

The kick panel fuse box on my '99 there in that area. Idk if they did something different to the 04

 

[uHu]

You've probably found out by now, but it's there, just above the tip of the footrest in this pic.

 

[CanadianRockyCruiser]

You've probably found out by now, but it's there, just above the tip of the footrest in this pic.

It's a very inconvenient location... I recall testing a few fuses there and thinking to myself, "WHY, TOYOTA?"

I assume the engineer who designed it that way was an out of work chiropractor.

 

[Slashzero]

Pinch the sides to release the tabs. Same on the passenger side.

 

[stubbs]

My saviors. I hadn’t found it yet, thanks for the help!

 

[MJTEX]

Glad I looked here with you--I too had the same issue with LX, now I know where to look. Thanks guys!!!

 

[vanillahip]

Another save on the forums!!! It's bad enough having to contort myself in and half upside down but then to hide it like that!?!?

 

[Lonegrasshopper]

I love the effort of removing the entire panel versus the black cover. Dying. But I looked here too. Thanks!

 

[GX412]

Thought I was going crazy too. Thanks for posting this helpful thread!