2000 Toyota Wiring Diagrams

The 4Runner is the volume leader among Toyota's three sport utility vehicles, outselling the RAV4 two to one and the Land Cruiser nearly seven to one. This year's changes are limited to a handful of new standard features. All trims get the All-Weather Guard Package as standard, the base 4Runner adds a rear window wiper and defogger, and the Limited and SR5 gain daytime running lights and audio upgrades. 

Toyota's nearly full-size sedan gets its most extensive changes since it was introduced as a 1995 model, including new styling, more power and a roomier interior. 

A minor facelift is the main news for 2000 on the Camry, America's favorite passenger car. Camry outsold the Honda Accord in 1997 and 1998 and has a big lead in the 1999 race. 

New for the 1999 model year, the Camry Solara coupe carries over for 2000 with minor changes. A convertible will join the lineup in the spring as a 2001 model. 

One of the oldest model names in Toyota's lineup has a new look aimed at younger buyers and a potent new engine for the GT-S model. 

Toyota's popular front-drive compact gets a small power boost as its major change for 2000. Though Corolla was designed in Japan, North American models are built either in Canada or at a California plant Toyota shares with General Motors. Chevrolet sells a similar sedan as the Prizm. 

Echo is a new front-drive subcompact sedan designed to attract younger buyers to the Toyota family. Echo replaces the Tercel as Toyota's least expensive U.S. model but represents a new design philosophy that bears some similarities to the new Ford Focus. 

The largest and most expensive of Toyota's three sport utes adds safety and convenience features for 2000, including four-wheel traction control, skid control, Brake Assist and a six-disc, in-dash CD changer. In addition, leather seats and a power moonroof, previously optional, are now standard. Land Cruiser is the basis for the Lexus LX470, a more luxurious, more expensive rendition of the same vehicle. The two use the same 4.7-liter V-8 and full-time 4WD system. 

Toyota's car-based hybrid sport utility vehicle gains the All Weather Guard Package as standard equipment for 2000 but is otherwise a rerun. The package, a $70 option last year, includes a heavy-duty battery and starter motor, larger windshield-washer reservoir and rear heater ducts. Toyota was one of the first to offer a car-based SUV when it introduced the RAV4 as a 1997 model. It is built on a platform that includes components from the Celica and Camry and has unibody construction. 

Toyota was a small player in the minivan market until it introduced the front-wheel-drive Sienna to replace the rear-wheel-drive Previa. Business has picked up for Toyota since that introduction, and the Sienna is the top-selling import model in this segment. 

New StepSide models with flared rear fenders are available this spring in both regular-cab and extended-cab versions as late additions to the 2000 Tacoma lineup. The StepSide models copy similar flared-fender models available from Ford, Chevrolet and GMC that prove popular with buyers looking for sporty styling. 

Tundra is the first true full-size Japanese-brand pickup. Introduced last summer as an early 2000 model, Tundra replaces the midsize T100 in Toyota's lineup and directly challenges full-size domestic pickups such as the Ford F-150, Chevrolet Silverado, Dodge Ram and GMC Sierra.