The third-generation Toyota Yaris was introduced in the United States as a 2012 model. Compared to the outgoing hatchback, the redesign features a more mature appearance and sportier stance with a sharply defined front profile, a slightly lower roofline, and an extended, wider wheelbase that improves road handling while expanding cabin space. As before, the hatchback is available in three- and five-door configurations. This generation Yaris incorporates a rigid body structure with increased high-strength steel content, an upgraded suite of safety features, and expanded standard equipment. US-spec models are powered exclusively by a 1.5-liter engine producing 106 hp.
The diagram information applies to Toyota Yaris (chassis codes KSP130, NSP130, NSP135, NCP131, NHP130, NLP130; Toyota B platform) models from 2010 through 2017 with gasoline and diesel engines.
Passenger Compartment
Component location. 1. Power distribution block, 2. Fuse block, 3. Engine and transmission control module (without Stop & Start system), 4. Stop & Start system control module, 5. Body Control Module (Body ECU), 6. Heater relay, 7. Relay block, 8. Driver assistance system control module, 9. Engine and transmission control module (with Stop & Start system), 10. Transmission Control Module (TCM, LHD), 11. Gateway control module, 12. Wiper relay, 13. Transponder key amplifier, 14. Air conditioning amplifier, 15. Junction block, 16. Airbag control module, 17. Shift lock control module, 18. Electric Power Steering (EPS) control module, 19. Certification ECU, 20. ID code box (with Smart Entry & Start system).
Fuse Box
No. 2 in illustration.
Relay Box
No. 7 in illustration.
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| R1 | Interior lamps (DOME CUT) |
| R2 | Up to July 2014: Front fog lamps (FR FOG) |
| From May 2015: Stop lamps (STP) | |
Engine Compartment
Component locations: 1. Glow plug relay, 2. Main fuse box, 3. Brake control module, 4. Auxiliary fuse box, 5. Primary power fuse box, 6. Engine Control Module (ECM)
Main Fuse Box
No. 2 in illustration.
Auxiliary Fuse Box
No. 4 in illustration.
Primary Power Fuse Box
No. 5 in illustration.