2008 Toyota Highlander shorted circuit

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Asked by Vinh Jan 21, 2023 at 04:15 AM about the 2008 Toyota Highlander Limited

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2008 Toyota Highlander. I took it to the Uhaul place to get a hitch
install. The tech installed the hitch wire and blew all my electrical off. I don't
where is the fuse that control all electrical power. Please help

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I guess you'll have to take them to court , have a sit down or bill them after you get it fixed

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157,505

The "tech" who messed it up can fix it up! Sounds like he hooked up a positive (hot) wire to a ground connection! Hope that helps! Jim

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310,085

Try the power distribution box in the engine compartment. But if you do find the main fuse that blown and when you replace it and it blows again then the circuits are still shorted. UHaul guys are not mechanics so you may need your shop to fix the problem if UHaul can’t.

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The uhaul admitted their mistake but refused to fix it. I took to Toyota dealer and the could not find the problem. I think they didn’t want to mess with it because of legal issues. I tried to sue but too much cost involved. Is there a main fuse that controls all the electrical power? I know Acura has it but not sure Toyota

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310,085

Odd as money hungry dealers are. Well any good independent shop can do it.

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