Interior Light System

2004 Toyota Celica GT, StandardSECTION Interior Light System
WARNING: This page is about a different car, the 2002 Toyota Sequoia. However, it is still accessible from the selected car via links, so may be relevant.

This system uses the multiplex communication system, so check diagnosis system of the multiplex communication system before you proceed with troubleshooting.

INTERIOR LIGHTS

Symptom/Suspect Area See
All Lights Do Not Come ON
DOME Fuse (1)
Body ECU (2)
Light Does Not Come ON When Driver's Door Is Opened
Driver's Door Courtesy Switch (3)
Wire Harness .....
Light Does Not Come On When Passenger's Door Is Opened
Passenger's Door Courtesy Switch (3)
Wire Harness .....
Light Does Not Come On When Rear-Right Door Is Opened
Rear-Right Door Courtesy Switch (3)
Wire Harness .....
Light Does Not Come On When Rear-Left Door Is Opened
Rear-Left Door Courtesy Switch (3)
Wire Harness .....
Only One Of The Bulbs Comes On
Bulb .....
Illumination Does Not Fade Out When All Doors Are Closed
Courtesy Switch (3)
Wire Harness .....
Illumination Does Not Fade Out Immediately When All Doors Are Locked Within 15 Seconds After They Are Closed
Door Unlock Detection Switch (4)
Wire Harness .....
Front Personal Light Does Not Light Up
Bulb .....
Front Personal Light (5)
Wire Harness .....
Dome Light Does Not Light Up
Bulb .....
Dome Light (6)
Wire Harness .....
Vanity Light Does Not Light Up
Bulb .....
Vanity Light (7)
Wire Harness .....
Luggage Room Light Does Not Light Up
Bulb .....
Back Door Courtesy Switch (8)
Wire Harness .....
Courtesy Light Does Not Light Up
Bulb .....
Door Courtesy Switch (3)
Wire Harness .....
(1) FUSES & CIRCUIT BREAKERS
(2) HOW TO PROCEED WITH TROUBLESHOOTING
(3) See Step 5 Of INSPECTION
(4) BACK DOOR UNLOCK DETECTION SWITCH CIRCUIT
(5) See Step 2 Of INSPECTION
(6) See Step 3 Of INSPECTION
(7) See Step 7 Of INSPECTION
(8) See Step 8 Of INSPECTION
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When to See a Mechanic

Stop DIY work and contact a certified mechanic immediately if any of the following apply:

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