http://www.justanswer.com/toyota/52hrq-toyota-corolla-2009-corolla-is-are-relay-s.html

2nd from top on right hand side. Located below and slightly behind HVAC controls. I did not need to remove HVAC controls when I did my install.

 

2nd from top on right hand side.

this the relay placement location on the block ?
if yes...
fairly obvious as to how the relay inserts ?

~ I'll be bummed if I get it all apart...
and there's already a relay in there ~ :facepalm:

I already knew where the relay block was located...
and getting to it doesn't intimidate me much either.
Just wasn't sure what the relay block/layout looked like...
so a decent picture or diagram was what I hoped for.
^ that way muh brain can rub two cells together and maybe find spark. Lol


thanks for your response

 

thanks for the method detail.

was hoping the fog relay location could be more definitive

'cause I have to shut down the house battery
to pull the steering wheel and air bag
in order to install the upgraded fog control stalk(switch)

Was hoping I could take everything apart at the same moment
and figure it out without an electrical test.

But... guess I'll need go after the relay install 1st
and prior to battery disconnect.

 

Maybe these will help.

 

perfect... exactly what I was hoping for...

couldn't find a picture for the life of me.

thank you very much for posting those :thumbsup:

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I'll post up the relay location/block diagrams
just in case the link posted by "stvotw" fails...

 

the previous pictures do not depict what I have.
but then... my le was assembled in japan

here's a picture showing the relay block in my 2010 le
my le is pre-wired for fogs and even has a fog L fuse in the fuse panel


I haven't test the circuit for current yet...
the two terminals below it don't have contacts in them that I see.

to test the circuit for power...
which two pin inputs on the terminal are the pos/neg ? ( 1 n 2 ? )



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I've come to realize there are at least two different relay block designs...
there could be more and I'm just unaware.





I have concluded I have relay block # 6

the different relay blocks utilized...
is likely dependent on where the vehicle was assembled
and what was sourced locally there.

 

Help

Thanks for the information.

How do you remove the plastic dash piece covering the relays?

I would hate to brake the new car.

Thanks

 

Thanks for the information.

How do you remove the plastic dash piece covering the relays?

I would hate to brake the new car.

Thanks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxZVOrA5Sxw

The 1st 1:25 covers what you need to remove