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Mark
Rochester, MI
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If your 2005 – 2009 Model Year Toyota Tacoma has an inoperative over head console display I can repair it. Repair time is one week plus return shipping time. Cost is $200.00 plus return shipping payable via PayPal or Money Order. Please contact me for the removal and shipping instructions. memmelkamp@comcast.net
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bernie
Chilliwack, Canada
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I would like to send it to you but hiw do I get the console cover off without damaging it?
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Offroad Toy
Bend, OR
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What exactly do you do for $200? I've read many times all that's needed is for either a wire to be re soldered,or a fuse replaced. Can you give some specifics?
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Dave
Fayetteville, GA
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Offroad Toy wrote: What exactly do you do for $200? I've read many times all that's needed is for either a wire to be re soldered,or a fuse replaced. Can you give some specifics? Reply: I had the same problem. Its the 510 chip that needs resoldering. Its easy to fix. Take the one screw (located by the eye glass compartment) off and pull the front down (display side) which is held in by clips. The temp/compass is connect with two connectors (easily uncouple) remove the display cover. You will see two small '510' chips. The lower one is the culprit. You'll see the solder melted away on one end. Just resolder with a light solder gun/pen. Very easy. Took 30 minutes to fix.
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Fred
El Paso, TX
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Dave wrote: <quoted text>
Reply: I had the same problem. Its the 510 chip that needs resoldering. Its easy to fix. Take the one screw (located by the eye glass compartment) off and pull the front down (display side) which is held in by clips. The temp/compass is connect with two connectors (easily uncouple) remove the display cover. You will see two small '510' chips. The lower one is the culprit. You'll see the solder melted away on one end. Just resolder with a light solder gun/pen. Very easy. Took 30 minutes to fix. Dave: you are right followed your directions and fixed mine. Thank You very Much! Saved me 500.00 dlls
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Gordie Upton Ma
Danvers, MA
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Dave:
Thanks for the info. Fixed mine in 30 min. Great directions. Thanks Again!
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bice MT
Canon City, CO
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Dude you nailed it, there is a cold solder joint on a chip resistor. Fixed mine in under 5 minutes!!! The guy above offering to fix for 2bills is way off. Fix it your self guys its way easy.
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SC Bird
Willow Spring, NC
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I love the internet. Dealer priced a new at $900. Followed the directions and fixed it in 10 minutes. Easy fix. Thanks!
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Justin
Haymarket, VA
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This works. For me both 510 chips were looking bad and needed to be resoldered on the right side. Just compare how they look to the others on the board and you can't miss it.
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rttsilver
Idaho Falls, ID
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Dave wrote: <quoted text>
Reply: I had the same problem. Its the 510 chip that needs resoldering. Its easy to fix. Take the one screw (located by the eye glass compartment) off and pull the front down (display side) which is held in by clips. The temp/compass is connect with two connectors (easily uncouple) remove the display cover. You will see two small '510' chips. The lower one is the culprit. You'll see the solder melted away on one end. Just resolder with a light solder gun/pen. Very easy. Took 30 minutes to fix. EVERYONE! This works! Dude, you are awesome! My 510 chips didn't even look bad, but my compass wasn't working. I followed these instructions and I've never soldered before. It took 15min, and it works perfectly now. Awesome! Thanks man. Saved me $200.
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Gerry
Northborough, MA
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yep.. me too.. Awesome.. mine didnt look bad either.. but 10 min and some patience.. and I am up and working again.. Thanks MUCH!!
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tacoguy
Vineyard Haven, MA
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Dave wrote: <quoted text>
Reply: I had the same problem. Its the 510 chip that needs resoldering. Its easy to fix. Take the one screw (located by the eye glass compartment) off and pull the front down (display side) which is held in by clips. The temp/compass is connect with two connectors (easily uncouple) remove the display cover. You will see two small '510' chips. The lower one is the culprit. You'll see the solder melted away on one end. Just resolder with a light solder gun/pen. Very easy. Took 30 minutes to fix. i had this problem and i read this and fixed it in like twenty mins!! very helpful thanx man
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AGAvalon95
Oviedo, FL
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Outside Temperature Display Not Working
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Chris
Beaverton, OR
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RIGHT ON!!!! Thank you very much...
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unknown
Hurricane, UT
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Dave wrote: <quoted text>
Reply: I had the same problem. Its the 510 chip that needs resoldering. Its easy to fix. Take the one screw (located by the eye glass compartment) off and pull the front down (display side) which is held in by clips. The temp/compass is connect with two connectors (easily uncouple) remove the display cover. You will see two small '510' chips. The lower one is the culprit. You'll see the solder melted away on one end. Just resolder with a light solder gun/pen. Very easy. Took 30 minutes to fix. Thank you thank you! This info saved me hundreds from a dealership that already want to bend everyone over!
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Bill
Hephzibah, GA
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Thanks, took about 15-20 minutes total and works like new.
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Clary
Calgary, Canada
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Thanks for this info, mine just went two days ago and I found this post on Google right away. Worked like a charm!
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Tacoma wa Toyota Tacoma
Lakewood, WA
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Justed followed the instructions and it worked
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Eli
AOL
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Wow it's that easy to repair. Just had my truck at toyota and they saiid it was burned out. I guess they want to sell new not repair. The replacement cost was 250. Thanks everyone.
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Ron from Chi-town
Chicago, IL
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Dave wrote: <quoted text>
Reply: I had the same problem. Its the 510 chip that needs resoldering. Its easy to fix. Take the one screw (located by the eye glass compartment) off and pull the front down (display side) which is held in by clips. The temp/compass is connect with two connectors (easily uncouple) remove the display cover. You will see two small '510' chips. The lower one is the culprit. You'll see the solder melted away on one end. Just resolder with a light solder gun/pen. Very easy. Took 30 minutes to fix. Hey DAVE you were on point! Very easy fix done in 5 min..Toyota should recall this problem!
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