2000 Lexus ES 300FACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Electrical Component Locator: Connectors

CONNECTORS

Component Component Location
BQ1 (10 Pin) At left center pillar.
BR1 (10 Pin) At right center pillar.
BS1 (2 Pin) Under driver's seat.
BS2 (10 Pin) Under driver's seat.
BT1 (2 Pin) Under front passenger's seat.
EA1 (Dark Gray, 2 Pin) Behind left headlight. See Figure.
EB1 (Gray, 1 Pin) Under engine compartment junction block. See Figure.
EB2 (Gray, 8 Pin) Under engine compartment junction block.
EC1 (Dark Gray, 4 Pin) At left bank cylinder head. See Figure.
EU1 (Black, 1 Pin) Under engine compartment junction block.
ID1 (11 Pin) At left kick panel. See Figure.
ID2 (5 Pin) At left kick panel. See Figure.
ID3 (2 Pin) At left kick panel.
IE1 (12 Pin) At left kick panel. See Figure.
IE2 (25 Pin) At left kick panel.
IF1 (11 Pin) At left kick panel.
IF2 (Blue, 10 Pin) At left kick panel.
IF3 (7 Pin) At left kick panel. See Figure.
IG1 (12 Pin) At right side of instrument panel junction block. See Figure.
IG2 (5 Pin) At right side of instrument panel junction block.
IG3 (Blue, 13 Pin) At right side of instrument panel junction block.
IH1 (6 Pin) Behind radio assembly. See Figure.
IJ1 (19 Pin) Under glove box. See Figure.
IK1 (5 Pin) Under glove box. See Figure.
IK2 (Blue, 12 Pin) Under glove box. See Figure.
IK3 (13 Pin) Under glove box. See Figure.
IL1 (7 Pin) Under glove box.
IM1 (7 Pin) At right kick panel.
IM2 (13 Pin) At right kick panel.
IM3 (14 Pin) At right kick panel.
IM4 (Yellow, 2 Pin) At right kick panel.
IM5 (14 Pin) At right kick panel.
IN1 (10 Pin) At right kick panel.
IN2 (3 Pin) At right kick panel.
IO1 (7 Pin) At right kick panel.
IO2 (25 Pin) At right kick panel.
IP1 (11 Pin) At right kick panel.
IP2 (5 Pin) At right kick panel.
IV1 (Yellow, 2 Pin) Behind dash, at left side of firewall.
IW1 (6 Pin) At right side of instrument panel junction block.
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  • β€’ You smell fuel, burning insulation, or see smoke.
  • β€’ Brakes feel soft, pull hard to one side, or make grinding noises.
  • β€’ The engine overheats, stalls repeatedly, or misfires under load.
  • β€’ You are missing required tools, torque specs, or safe lifting equipment.
  • β€’ You are not confident in the next step or safety outcome.