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Pip

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  1. Quick update to my own question..it's not solved, but I've eliminated some possibilities tonight. 1. I found the rear fogs fuse (on the drivers side) - it was fine. 2. I found the rear fogs relay (on the passenger side) 3. I removed that relay, and checked it, it was fine. So that means I've confirmed ok everything between and including the stalk switch, the fuse, and the relay. So I'm now wondering if the problem is to do with the wiring between the relay and the rear fogs, or the leds in the rear fogs themselves. My next step is to get access to the connections into the rear fogs (i.e. behind the bumper) and stick a multimeter on it to see what's going on and the back end. This certainly is one way to learn about an S20 Alphard. I'm finding toyodiy.com and toyota.epc-data.com really useful in terms of getting diagrams and part numbers so I can figure out where stuff is. Phil
  2. Hi Chris, I have a 2009 (Series 20) Alphard. Before it was imported I had the rear fogs installed, such that they should turn off and on from the steering wheel stalk controls (much like I think yours done ) - the install involved a new stalk and a relay, done/arranged by the agent I used to buy the car from an Osaka auction.. The rear fogs are now (a year after I got the car) no longer working. I am trying to diagnose the problem. if you wouldn't mind it would be great if you could explain or send a photo where the relay was that you added in the passenger side footwell. I'm suspecting either a dodgy relay, or a loose connection, but I'm not sure (as I didn't install this myself exactly where the relay in question would likely be). It sounds like your well on the way to getting your rear fogs installed and working. best of luck! Phil
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