2nd Gen (1990-1995) Toyota 4Runner Rear Window Bypass

Today I bypass my rear window on my 2nd gen Toyota 4Runner
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[@droppin88]

Lifesaver man! Literally watch this last night, two seconds today and it worked

[@detectoraid5985]

Thanks.

[@calliber1176]

Heck yeah dude thank you👍

[@octavo_venado]

Seem like disabling the rear wiper is a common occurrence with these 2nd gens. I'm thinking of completely removing the mother assembly and wiper arm assembly.

[@scottoglesby6791]

This was awesome.

[@jimmypage4162]

Wow what a beautiful truck. I have a 90 ext cab 4X4 V6 dark blue and 95 4runner V6 4X4 white both original paint very nice survivors

[@Kent-DavidTuven]

thanks you very much👍

[@spottedauto7735]

I'm in the Bay Area too, and my 95 4runner does the same thing lol. Also, my rear defrost doesn't work.

[@MDurock22]

With the bypass method, does the window come down when you turn the key through the tailgate?

[@alenmujic3985]

I've done your method to no success, but now instead of just a click, I hear a buzzing, the same click and movement of a couple millimetres. Any idea on what it could be?

[@danielboughton3624]

Did you honestly just say this is San Francisco and it gets cold in the winter? That is too funny. I live in a moderate climate and we get some nights down in the mid-teens and yeah, that is cold but not like say North Dakota cold or upper Michigan cold.

[@AppleLauda_destroyer99942]

Old cars are the best cars my father said once. Is that true?