Anybody know where I can find a replacement 4x4 button?

my 4x4 button sticks trying to find replacement links would be much appreciated

 

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Sorry if you you checked this, but did you try cleaning it?

 

I haven’t tried cleaning it just trying to diagnose my 4x4 light blinking an noticed my 4x4 switch in the cab is sticking on the 4lo button

 

Did you find one. I need one if you have a link.

 

Good luck with that. He's long gone.
What issue are you having with your button? Getting stuck in like OP?

 

Ok. My 4 low button isn’t responding.

my mechanic buddy suggested I find a new button

 

So put truck in 4 high and it works but when trying to go 4lo nothing happens?

With 4 hi pushed in and in neutral you are then pushing 4lo button correct?

 

What's wrong with yours?

Best bet for what you need is a junkyard, just know the HVAC controls and dash parts are NOT interchangeable between all models, nor years. Center dash panel can be wildly different year to year, and mildly different within the same year.

For the 2000 Tundras, at least for Access Cab, here is the exploded parts page for electrical.

The 3rd exploded diagram shows the button caps - THE BUTTON CAPS ONLY - are outlined below, 4HI on the left, 4LO on the right. This is only the caps, which can be a pain in the ass to replace. You've given so little info about what you need that I don't know how else to help you.

4HI button cap: https://parts.toyota.com/p/Toyota_2...L-LOCK-SWITCH---NO-1/63255892/847250C010.html
4LO button cap: https://parts.toyota.com/p/Toyota_2...L-LOCK-SWITCH---NO-2/63297387/847250C020.html​

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Ah, there's the more information.

Did you bother to check the 4WD fuse in your in-dash fusebox?

Take a voltmeter and check for voltage to the button?

Pop out the panel and check for burn marks on the circuit board?

 

One other bit - if you need to replace the control board, you'll need to know which one of these three parts is correct, I can't tell you. I guess if you're lucky it's the $200 one. If not, you're looking at $800-$1,000. The parts info at Toyota's site isn't helping me figure it out, and I can't find images of the parts online. I recommend being very, very sure your board is actually fried before going there, which should be very do-able with a multimeter. (more info after the image)

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talks about the R&R process for replacing the board.