Toyota Corolla E120/E130 represents the ninth generation of the Corolla model line, produced from 2000 through 2007 in both left-hand drive (LHD) and right-hand drive (RHD) configurations. Marketed worldwide (North America, Europe, Asia) in various body styles, the station wagon model is also known as the Toyota Corolla Fielder. This publication provides detailed fuse and relay box diagrams, location charts, and circuit assignments for the Toyota Corolla E120/E130 (MC platform). The fuse for the “cigarette lighter” is highlighted in bold.
Fuse and relay box configurations, as well as individual circuit assignments, may vary depending on the vehicle’s model year, trim level, and market specification (LHD or RHD). Always cross-reference this information with the diagram located on the fuse box cover.
General Fuse and Relay Box Layout
This vehicle features five main fuse and relay boxes, along with several inline components located externally.
Engine Compartment
Main Fuse Box
Designated as Box No. 1 in the general layout. Located on the left side of the engine compartment, adjacent to the battery.
Fuse Box No. 3
Located adjacent to the radiator and cooling fans.
Description:
No. 1 / 2 / 3 – Radiator fan relays
Fuse Box No. 4
Located on the right side of the engine compartment.
- A – ABS pump relay;
- B – ABS solenoid valve relay;
- 1 – ABS / VSC (7.5 A)
Passenger Compartment
Main Fuse Box
Left-Hand Drive (LHD)
Remove the glove box to gain access.
Right-Hand Drive (RHD)
To gain access, remove the screw, disconnect the retaining clips, and remove the glove box.
Auxiliary Relay Box
Designated as Box No. 5 in the general layout. Located under the dashboard on the right side.
- A – Idle speed control relay;
- B – Fog light relay;
- C – Accessory (ACC) relay;
- D – Heater blower relay

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