Toyota Yaris: Brake
INSTALLATION PROCEDURE 1. INSTALL ROOF ANTENNA ASSEMBLY (a) When reusing the roof antenna assembly: (1) Install a new seal.
(b) Engage the guides and claws to install the roof antenna assembly to the antenna cover as shown in the illustration...
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SYSTEM DESCRIPTION LOAD OPERATION OUTPUT (a) Load is turned on or off according to the operation signals and switch signals from each ECU. Components Semiconductor Power Integration ECU Power Distribution Box Assembly Operation Signal Communication Support
*1: w/ Front Seat Heater
*2: Built into power distribution box assembly Headlight ECU Assembly ○ - Not supported Fog Light Assembly ○ - Supported Rear Window Defogger / Mirror Heater - ○ Supported Taillight - ○ Supported Rear Fog Light - ○ Supported Back-up Light - ○ Not supported Outer Rear View Mirror Assembly - ○ Supported Panel Illumination - ○ Supported Seat Heater LH*1 High/Low - ○ Not supported Seat Heater RH*1 High/Low - ○ Not supported Passenger Seat Buckle Switch Delegated Input - ○ - Occupant Detection Sensor Delegated Input - ○ - Rear Seat RH Buckle Switch Delegated Input - ○ - Rear Seat CTR Buckle Switch Delegated Input - ○ - Rear Seat LH Buckle Switch Delegated Input - ○ - IGR Relay*2 - ○ Not supported SEMICONDUCTOR FUSE FUNCTION (a) When a malfunction current occurs during load operation, the current is shut off before the electrical lines emit smoke, and then load is turned off...
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*1 FRONT DRIVE SHAFT OIL SEAL LH - - ● Non-reusable part
MP grease ReplacementREPLACEMENT CAUTION / NOTICE / HINT The necessary procedures (adjustment, calibration, initialization or registration) that must be performed after parts are removed and installed, or replaced during the front drive shaft oil seal LH removal/installation are shown below...
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