Hazard Switch Removal Procedure?

[Engineer8000]

Toyota pin nut wrench

 

[TreadingLight]

Pure envy

 

[TreadingLight]

I went hunting for a better way. It's not a Toyota SST but this pin wrench works using the 3mm pins.

It would be nice if it were offset for better clearance on the dash. But it is cheap and it works.

 

[Wasatch Jay]

I went hunting for a better way. It's not a Toyota SST but this pin wrench works using the 3mm pins.

It would be nice if it were offset for better clearance on the dash. But it is cheap and it works.

Thank you for the suggestion, and the link.

We were able to use the suggested needle nose plier technique to remove the recalcitrant hazard switch nut. But, it put up a valiant fight. We now need to remove both the wiper switch and the headlight switch and I'm hopeful this tool will make it easier

 

[ToyotaMatt]

Thank you for the suggestion, and the link.

We were able to use the suggested needle nose plier technique to remove the recalcitrant hazard switch nut. But, it put up a valiant fight. We now need to remove both the wiper switch and the headlight switch and I'm hopeful this tool will make it easier

make sure , like dam sure you use a oem 3mm vacuum cap and twist in ON the lighted knob tip to protect and prevent snapping off the clear fiberoptic rod exposed tip ,

both on remover and re- install


there is no super glue solution here and she will NEVER make that knob visibly lit ever again .......

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[Wasatch Jay]

make sure , like dam sure you use a oem 3mm vacuum cap and twist in ON the lighted knob tip to protect and prevent snapping off the clear fiberoptic rod exposed tip ,

both on remover and re- install


there is no super glue solution here and she will NEVER make that knob visibly lit ever again .......

.





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Matt,

Thank you so much for proactively warning me about something I would very likely have destroyed in my haste to remove the switch.

I will be extremely careful!