Component Location

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No.	Component	Function
1.	Electric shift sensor	The electric shift sensor transmits shift signals to the VCM. The VCM then transmits the P position signal and P/N position signal to the BCM. Refer to Component Location for detailed component location.
2.	Power switch	Refer to Power Switch .
3.	BCM (Body Control Module)	The BCM controls the power distribution system. The BCM judges the power supply position by the power switch (push switch) and vehicle condition. The BCM checks the power supply position internally. Refer to System Description for detailed component location.
4.	IPDM E/R (Intelligent Power Distribution Module Engine Room)	The IPDM E/R detects the power switch (push switch) status, and transmits the power switch (push switch) status signal (CAN) to the BCM. The IPDM E/R receives the ignition relay-1 control signal and the power switch ON signal (CAN) from the BCM, and controls the ignition relay-1. Refer to Component Location for detailed component location.
5.	Stop lamp switch	The Stop lamp switch detects that the brake pedal is depressed, and transmits the signal to the BCM. Refer to Stop Lamp Switch (LED headlamps) or Stop Lamp Switch (Halogen headlamps) for detailed component location.
6.	Accessory relay [Fuse block (J/B)]	The accessory relay is controlled by the BCM. The accessory relay supplies the accessory power supply or the power switch ACC signal to each ECU when the power switch is pressed to ACC or ON. The BCM compares the status of accessory relay control signal, and the power supply position judged by the BCM.
	Ignition relay-2 [Fuse block (J/B)]	The ignition relay-2 is controlled by the BCM. The ignition relay-2 supplies the power switch ON power supply or the power switch ON signal to each ECU when the power switch is pressed ON. The BCM compares the status of ignition relay-2 control signal and the power supply position judged by the BCM.
	Blower relay [Fuse block (J/B)]	Blower relay is controlled by the BCM. Blower relay supplies ignition ON power supply or power switch ON signal to the air conditioning system when the power switch is placed ON. The BCM compares the status of blower relay control signal and power switch status judged by the power switch.