The Toyota Celica is a stylish sports coupe introduced during the rise in popularity of recreational vehicles (RVs). At the time, few production models were tailored specifically for younger drivers; to address this market shift, Toyota launched a redesigned generation. This guide provides detailed fuse and relay box diagrams for the 6th-generation Toyota Celica (T platform; T200 chassis: ST201, ST202, ST203, ST204, ST205) produced from 1993 through 1999. This information also applies to the Toyota Carina ED and Corona Exiv models from the same production period, as they share the same platform.
Below are the location diagrams and photo references for the power distribution boxes. Fuses for the "Cigarette Lighter" and "Fuel Pump" circuits are highlighted in bold.
Engine Compartment
The engine compartment houses one main fuse and relay box along with two auxiliary relay blocks.
Main Fuse Box
Accessing the main engine compartment fuse box.
Relay Block No. 1
Diagram.
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| R1 | 4WS Main Motor Relay No. 1 |
| R2 | - |
| R3 | 4WS Main Motor Relay No. 2 |
Relay Block No. 2
Diagram.
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| R1 | ABS Solenoid Valve Relay |
| R2 | Radiator Fan Motor Relay No. 2 |
| R3 | ABS Hydraulic Pump Relay |
| R4 | Radiator Fan Motor Relay No. 3 |
| R5 | Air Conditioning Compressor Magnetic Clutch Relay |
Passenger Compartment
General component layout.
Passenger Compartment Fuse Box
Located behind the cowl side kick panel on the driver's side; Relay Box No. 1 is mounted directly above it.
Relay Box No. 1
Ref. No. 6 in the passenger compartment layout diagram.
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| R1 | Turn Signal / Hazard Flasher Relay |
| R2 | Vacant / Unused |
| R3 | Fog Light Relay |
| R4 | Vacant / Unused |
Do you have any information on 1995 Celica top stack relays, especially the Top Stack Relay and the Top Stack Main Relay?