Toyota Corolla (E120) 2002–2008 Repair Manual / Diagnostics / Combination meter / Seat belt warning lamp for front passenger’s seat does not flash

Toyota Corolla (E120): Seat belt warning lamp for front passenger’s seat does not flash

Wiring diagram

Inspection procedure

Inspection procedure

1 Inspect combination meter assy

  1. Ground terminal c9–11 on the combination meter side.
  2.  check that the warning lightlights up.

    Ok: warning light lights up.

2 Inspect passenger seat belt warning lamp assy

2 Inspect passenger seat belt warning lamp assy

  1. Ground terminal c9–6 on the combination meter side.
  2. check that the warning lightlights up.

    Ok: warning light lights up.

Check and replace combination meter assy

Check and replace combination meter assy

3 Inspect front seat inner belt assy rh

  1. Check continuity.
  1.  Disconnect the front seat inner belt assy.
  2.  Check the continuity in between terminals 1 and 2 of front seat inner belt assy rh.

    Ok:

4 Inspect separate seat type front seat cushion pad

4 Inspect separate seat type front seat cushion pad

  1. Disconnect the separate type front seat cushion pad.
  2.  check continuity separate type front seat cushion pad.

Repair or replace harness and connector

Repair or replace harness and connector

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