1995 Lexus ES 300FACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Electrical Component Locator: Splices

SPLICES

Component Component Location
B1 In body harness, left "A" pillar.
B2 In body harness, in roof, above left front window.
B3 In body harness, in driver's door.
B4 In body harness, in driver's door.
B5 In body harness, in passenger's door.
B6 In body harness, right front door sill.
B7 In body harness, base of left center pillar.
B8 In body harness, near right rear seat.
B9 In body harness, below left rear seat.
B10 In body harness, below left rear seat.
B11 In body harness, at left side of trunk.
B12 In body harness, at left side of trunk.
B13 In body harness, at left side of trunk.
B14 In body harness, below package tray.
B15 In body harness, below package tray.
B16 In body harness, at right front of trunk.
B17 In body harness, right side of trunk.
B18 In body harness, rear center of trunk.
B20 In body harness, below passenger's seat.
B21 In body harness, below driver's seat.
B22 In body harness, in left rear door.
B23 In body harness, in right rear door.
E1 In engine harness, at right fender. See Figure.
E2 In engine harness, at right fender. See Figure.
E3 In engine harness, in front of radiator. See Figure.
E4 In engine harness, behind left headlight. See Figure.
E5 In engine harness, below battery. See Figure.
E6 In engine harness, behind left headlight. See Figure.
E8 In engine harness, near battery. See Figure.
E9 At battery cable. See Figure.
E11 In engine harness, right top of engine. See Figure.
E12 In engine harness, at side of right cylinder head. See Figure.
E13 In engine harness, at rear top of engine. See Figure.
I1 In dash harness, at upper left end of dash.
I2 In dash harness, at upper left end of dash.
I3 In dash harness, at lower left end of dash.
I4 In dash harness, at lower left end of dash.
I5 In dash harness, left of steering column.
I6 In dash harness, behind left side of instrument cluster.
I10 In dash harness, at upper center of dash.
I12 In dash harness, behind radio & player.
I13 In dash harness, below center console.
I14 In dash harness, below center console.
I15 In dash harness, below passenger's seat.
I16 In dash harness, behind upper right side of dash.
I17 In dash harness, behind upper right side of dash.
I18 In dash harness, behind right side of dash.
I19 In dash harness, behind lower right side of dash.
I20 In dash harness, behind right side of dash.
I21 In dash harness, at right kick panel.
I24 In dash harness, right of steering column.
I25 In dash harness, behind upper center of dash.
I26 In dash harness, below center console.
I27 In dash harness, right side of radio & player.
I28 In dash harness, at right kick panel.
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