1993 Geo Prizm Base, StandardFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Component Locations

COMPONENT LOCATIONS

Component Location
Accessory Power Relay (With Power Door Locks or Power Sunroof) Behind Left Kick Panel Attached to Relay Block Cassette. See Fig 1 .
Audio Alarm Module Behind Left Kick Panel Mounted to Junction Block 1. See Fig 1 .
Junction 1 Connector (6 Cavities) Behind Center I/P attached to Right I/P Support Brace. See Fig 2 .
Junction Block 1 Lower Left Shroud behind Kick Panel. See Fig 1 .
Junction Block 3 Behind Center I/P in Junction Block Retainer. See Fig 3 .
Left Front Power Window/Door Lock Switch Left Front Door in Armrest. See Fig 4 .
Left Front Power Window Motor In Left Front Door behind Trim Panel near Armrest. See Fig 4 .
Left Rear Power Window Motor In Left Rear Door behind Trim Panel near Armrest. See Fig 5 .
Left Rear Power Window Switch Left Door Trim Panel near Armrest. See Fig 5 .
Right Front Power Window Motor In Right Front Door Trim Panel near Armrest. See Fig 6 .
Right Front Power Window Switch Right Front Door in Armrest. See Fig 6 .
Right Rear Power Window Motor In Right Rear Door behind Trim Panel near Armrest. See Fig 5 .
Right Rear Power Window Switch Right Rear Door Trim Panel near Armrest. See Fig 5 .
C2 (22 Cavities) I/P Harness 1 to Junction Block 3, behind Center I/P in Junction Block Retainer. See Fig 3 .
C3 (22 Cavities) I/P Harness 1 to Junction Block 3, behind Center I/P in Junction Block Retainer. See Fig 3 .
C7 (16 Cavities) I/P Harness 1 to Junction Block 1, Lower Left Shroud behind Kick Panel. See Fig 1 .
C204 (14 Cavities) I/P Harness 1 to I/P Harness 2, behind Left Kick Panel in Connector Retainer Box. See Fig 3 .
G200 Behind Left Kick Panel. See Fig 3 .
P200 In Left "A" Pillar. See Fig 4 .
P201 In Right "A" Pillar. See Fig 7 .
S502 Left Front Door Harness. See Fig 4 .
S503 Left Front Door Harness. See Fig 4 .
Fig 1: Locating Left Kick Panel Wiring
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