2000 Lexus GS 400FACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Electrical Component Locator: Connectors

CONNECTORS

Component Component Location
BA1 (12 Pin) Under left "B" pillar.
BB1 (12 Pin) Under right "B" pillar.
BC1 (12 Pin) Under left front seat.
BD1 (12 Pin) Under right front seat.
EA1 (3.0L) (12 Pin) Inside ECU box. See Figure.
EA1 (4.0L) (12 Pin) Inside ECU box. See Figure.
EA2 (3.0L) (10 Pin) Inside ECU box. See Figure.
EA2 (4.0L) (10 Pin) Inside ECU box. See Figure.
EA3 (3.0L) (9 Pin) Inside ECU box. See Figure.
EA3 (4.0L) (9 Pin) Inside ECU box. See Figure.
EA4 (3.0L) (11 Pin) Inside ECU box. See Figure.
EA4 (4.0L) (11 Pin) Inside ECU box. See Figure.
EB1 (3.0L) (12 Pin) Inside engine room R/B No. 3. See Figure.
EB1 (4.0L) (12 Pin) Inside engine room R/B No. 3. See Figure.
EB2 (3.0L) (4 Pin) Inside engine room R/B No. 3. See Figure.
EB2 (4.0L) (4 Pin) Inside engine room R/B No. 3. See Figure.
EC1 (4.0L) (Black, 3 Pin) Near starter. See Figure.
IA1 (Orange, 10 Pin) Near driver side J/B.
IA2 (Blue, 18 Pin) Near driver side J/B.
IB1 (17 Pin) At left kick panel.
IC1 (Blue, 18 Pin) At left kick panel.
IC2 (Orange, 10 Pin) At left kick panel.
IC3 (20 Pin) At left kick panel.
ID1 (9 Pin) At left side of dash reinforcement.
IE1 (Blue, 18 Pin) Behind left side of dash, at left side of steering column.
IE2 (14 Pin) Behind left side of dash, at left side of steering column.
IF1 (Yellow, 2 Pin) Behind left side of dash, at right side of steering column.
IG1 (3 Pin) At left side of blower unit.
IH1 (14 Pin) At left side of blower unit.
II1 (2 Pin) Near passenger side J/B.
II2 (Blue, 18 Pin) Near passenger side J/B.
II3 (Yellow, 2 Pin) Near passenger side J/B.
II4 (Orange, 10 Pin) Near passenger side J/B.
IJ1 (Gray, 14 Pin) At left side of blower unit.
IJ2 (Blue, 22 Pin) At left side of blower unit.
IJ3 (Orange, 12 Pin) At left side of blower unit.
IK1 (17 Pin) At right kick panel.
IL1 (Blue, 18 Pin) At right kick panel.
IL2 (Orange, 10 Pin) At right kick panel.
IL3 (20 Pin) At right kick panel.
IM1 (11 Pin) At right front side of shift lever.
IM2 (Blue, 18 Pin) At right front side of shift lever.
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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.