Hey guy's was wondering if I take the wiring and fuse box of a 4runner would it work? Also if it works does it matter if it comes from an automatic cuz mine is manual

 

I'm sure if you have both side by side, [fuse box] then you LL be able to tell if the auto/manual differs..

By wiring, are you talking about the local wires to the box itself, or the whole harness?

 

Sorry about that I need to be more specific lol...I got power doors of a 90 toyota pickup but didn't get the fuse box or wiring harness from inside the cap...so was wondering if one from a toyota a 4runner would work, but like I said my truck is standard and all the 4runners I find are auto

 

Ahhh I see what you meant there. I doubt auto/manual differs inside the cab. It might only matter when comparing a base model fuse box against an SR5, in the sense of more option require more fuses/relays.. either way, I'd buy a universal regulator/switch kit for around $30 and wire that into the stock door switches to retain the oem features and new wiring. Instead of 20+ yr old wires.. jus my 2 cents. Post pictures when it's done! All info helps one day.

 

Thanks for you help man really appreciate it...would it also keep the feature of the power locks?

 

Also my truck is a sr5 but has manual windows...and I took the dash apart an didn't fine wires for the power windows I thought they use to come with them if you ever wanted to install power windows

 

Idk about a car being wired for an option it didn't come with from factory. Gota remember some prefer manual over power and swap in that direction. I did on an 84 izuzu trooper.. couldn't find driver side motor.

 

Just about every car now is. Back then it wasnt as common but still possible

 

Yea now,unless you have a commercial vehicle, it'll most likely be power windows anyway.