2001 Chevrolet Prizm Base, StandardFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Component Locations

For component location, see Fig 1 .

COMPONENT LOCATIONS

Component Location
Accessory Power Relay Junction Block No. 1
GAUGE Fuse (10-amp) Instrument Panel Junction Block No. 2
In-Line Harness Connector C204 Behind Left "B" Pillar Trim Panel
In-Line Harness Connector C206 Behind Left Kick Panel
In-Line Harness Connector C207 Behind Left Kick Panel
In-Line Harness Connector C216 Behind Right Kick Panel
In-Line Harness Connector C217 Behind Right "B" Pillar Trim Panel
In-Line Harness Connector P500 Behind Left "A" Pillar Trim Panel
In-Line Harness Connector P600 Behind Right "A" Pillar Trim Panel
In-Line Harness Connector P700 Behind Left "B" Pillar Trim Panel
In-Line Harness Connector P800 Behind Right "B" Pillar Trim Panel
Instrument Panel Junction Block No. 2 Left Instrument Panel, Behind Storage Box Cover
Junction Block No. 1 Behind Left Kick Panel
POWER Fuse (30-amp) Instrument Panel Junction Block No. 2
Power Window Motor In Respective Door
Power Window Master Switch On Left Front Door Trim
Power Window Switch On Respective Door Trim
Splice SP252 Behind Instrument Cluster Assembly
Splice SP551 Taped To Wiring Harness Of Door Lock Switch
Fig 1: Locating Power Window System Components
G98I12417Courtesy of TOYOTA MOTOR SALES, U.S.A, INC.
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