2000 Cadillac CateraFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Component Locations

COMPONENT LOCATIONS

Component Location
Body Control Module (BCM) Mounted On Right Kick Panel, Behind Trim Panel
Data Link Connector (DLC) On Instrument Panel Carrier, To Left Of Steering Column
Daytime Running Lamp (DRL) Relay (K133) On Relay Box On Right Side Of Steering Column, Labeled Roman Numeral I
Door Lock Relay Behind BCM
Electronic Brake/Traction Control Module (EBTCM) Left Front Side Of Engine Compartment, Mounted To Lower Rail
Engine Control Module (ECM) Left Front Corner Of Engine Compartment, In ECM Housing, Above Battery
Fuse Block Under Left Side Of Instrument Panel, To Lower Left Of Steering Column
Heater-A/C Control Center Of Instrument Panel, Above Radio
Left High Beam Headlamp Relay (K73) On Relay Box On Right Side Of Steering Column, Labeled Roman Numeral XI
Low Beam Relay (K131) On Relay Box On Right Side Of Steering Column, Labeled Roman Numeral VIII
Multifunction Relay (K134) Under Left Side Of Instrument Panel, To Lower Left Of Steering Column
Left High Beam Headlamp Relay (K73) On Relay Box On Right Side Of Steering Column, Labeled Roman Numeral XI
Park Lamp Relay (K130) On Relay Box On Right Side Of Steering Column, Labeled Roman Numeral VII
Radio Interface Module (RIM) In Rear Compartment, On Side Trim Assembly
Relay Box Under Left Side Of Instrument Panel, To Right Of Steering Column
Remote Control Door Lock Receiver (1st Design) On Left Side Of Rear Compartment, On Strut Tower
Right High Beam Headlamp Relay (K132) On Relay Box On Right Side Of Steering Column, Labeled Roman Numeral V
Power Distribution Fuse Block In Left Front Corner Of Engine Compartment, Mounted To ECM Housing, Above Battery
Supplemental Inflatable Restraint (SIR) Module Under Center Console, Behind Parking Brake Lever
Fig 1: Locating & Identifying Relays
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