I have many electrical failures occur all at once: unable to shift, no dash instrument gauges working, tail lights out, air conditioner out, radio out, power windows & door locks out, wipers out

Asked by JTC3 Sep 19, 2016 at 02:19 AM about the 2001 Toyota Avalon XL

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

This happened after I pulled the battery out to charge it.  I put it back in and
used the key fob to disarm the security system.  Initially the car wouldn't
even start but I located the multiport fuel injection system fuse that was
blown and I replaced it and the car started; but then the electrical issues
appeared immediately upon starting the car.  None of which were issues
prior to removing the car battery.  

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KenF answered 7 years ago

All those items are also connected to the Body Control Module. Go through all of your electrical system - fuses, relays, fusible links, harness and grounds. The BCM may need to be reflashed if it took a spurious jolt.

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GuruB3MTM answered 5 years ago

I have a 2003 toyota abalon with 133,000 and i was driving and power went out complete.Would not takea jump.new battery. Had it towed and they said cables and next day they said needs starter and an hour later they said engine was locked.Starter wasnt needed. But couldnt turn crank with crow bar. Now it setting in garage and i dont trust anyone. Never had problems

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