Can this be wired to make the windshield wipers on a 07 Toyota Tacoma to be intermittent?
1079295
No this won't work, I think you can purchase from a auto parts store a delay module. This unit needs a trigger to operate you would still have to have some type of timer.
744405
You'll need a separate switch. The wiper motor didn't work as well as I hoped
405089
I ended up having to cut and splice wires together due to not having enought length for install. I have a crew cab pickup truck and the only wires that I don't have to splice are the ones on the windshield, the ones in my grill and back window are spliced.
663029
It depends where and what shape plug you have. If the wire goes through the steering column and plugs in under the dash it should work. If it has a micro-plug next to where the stem attaches to the blinker switch then it will not work.
1694637
This should have everything you would need with the exception of however you intend to connect the wires. Soldering the connections is how I did it because that is the most fool proof method, but it isn't as easy. You will need to find a wiring diagram for your particular vehicle though. I would recommend looking into the adapters from bBulldog security. You can check if they have one for your vehicle on their webpage. They are supposed to make it pretty much plug and play! Hope that helps you out.
51962
It did come an adapter that is adjustable (3 settings), which fit my '05 Tacoma. Although it did not come with an additional adapter like i have seen with other wiper blades. If you have a unique adapter on your previous blades you should be able to reuse.
879021
Should be able to tap into a signal wire, some googling and wiring diagrams on your specific vehicle should give you the answers you need
896833
Yes but you will want to look into the Arduino motor shield or something like it.
1043681
You will need some small electronic parts (like relays/diodes/resistors) to install. Should cost a few dollars. If you think you can handle that dig around google for more details. http://www.commandocaralarms.com/wiring/2004-2006/Toyota/Tundra/2048.html
885090
yes, but cannot control it. You'd better order a wiring harness and switch.
1198569
It should fit the stock windshield mount. Those are pretty standard. As far as wiring, it requires two power inputs...one that is tied to the ignition (which will be your OEM wiring) and one constant 12v source for the Homelink. In my Ford F150, I used the dome light power source for the constant. It uses common ground do that's easy to tie into OEM as well. I was able to find wiring diagrams online, so I imagine you can do that for your Toyota as well. Great product...works perfectly for me.
2261597
Maybe. You have to be careful that the wire can get through the door and that you don't have the auto rewind problems that some car owners have.
1005635
I don't know, take a look at a 2012 or2013 Tacoma if you have more room than that it might. That being said it really is nothing more than a hose clamp with some plastic and a tiny mcgard key for the screw.
1259698
I am probably not an authority but if this particular one come up on the search I am sure it will. I might be morec complicated than mine because I did not have electric seats or anything fancy. There might be a chance that you might be able to splice into the wiring from the ones that are already in your. Sorry that I am not anymore help.
1139210
With my 99 F150 I had to buy a wire harness to connect the controller to the under dash factory wiring. In your case, I have no idea.
665285
I am pretty certain it will work very well for you. Go to the Tekonsha web site and plug in your vehicle information. It will tell you the compatibility and also if a prewired pigtail is available for your application. This wire is well worth the price and makes the installation a true "plug n play" operation.
1450751
With the proper brake wiring adapter, it would wire to just about any vehicle, also my controller works great.