Component Locations

1991 Cadillac Seville STSSECTION Component Locations
COMPONENT LOCATIONS

Component Location
Fuse Block Behind Right Side Of Instrument Panel, In Glove Box. See Fig 1 .
Power Seat Recliner Capacitors In Respective Power Seat Recliner Motor Connectors
Power Seat Recliner Motors In Lower Left Rear Of Respective Front Seats
Seat Lumbar Compressor Capacitors In Respective Seat Lumbar Compressor Connectors
Seat Lumbar Compressor In Front Of Respective Front Seat
C200 (56 Cavities) Behind Right Side Of Instrument Panel, Near Shroud. See Fig 2 .
C304 (2 Cavities) Behind Left Side Of Left Front Seat
C305 (2 Cavities) Below Right Side Of Right Front Seat. See Fig 3 .
C306 (6 Cavities) In Passenger Compartment, Below Left Front Seat
C307 (6 Cavities) Below Right Side Of Right Front Seat. See Fig 3 .
C348 (2 Cavities) In Left Front Seat, At Seat Lumbar Switch
C349 (2 Cavities) In Right Front Seat, At Seat Lumbar Switch
G300 Behind Instrument Panel, On Upper Right Hand Shroud. See Fig 3 .
G301 Behind Instrument Panel, On Upper Left Hand Shroud. See Fig 4 .
G303 Below Right Side Of Left Front Seat. See Fig 4 .
P500 In Front Of Left Front Door, Near Left Shroud
P600 In Front Of Right Front Door, Near Right Shroud. See Fig 3 .
S207 On Dash Harness, Behind Right Side Of Instrument Panel, In End of Dash Harness
S316 In Body Main Harness, At Left Front Door Sill. See Fig 4 .
S332 In Body Main Harness, At Right Front Door Sill. See Fig 3 .
S336 Lumbar And Recliner Harness, Below Left Front Seat
S337 In Lumbar And Recliner Harness, Below Right Front Seat
S338 In Lumbar And Recliner Harness, Below Left Front Seat
S339 In Lumbar And Recliner Harness, Below Right Front Seat
S394 (Eldorado) In Body Main Harness, Below Left Front Seat
S394 (Seville) In Body Main Harness, Below Right Front Seat, Sixteen Inches From Right Front Seat Connectors Breakout. See Fig 3 .
Fig 1: Locating Fuse Block
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