Component Locations

2002 Honda Civic SiSECTION Component Locations
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COMPONENT LOCATIONS

Component Location
A/T Gear Position Switch (1) On End Of Transaxle, Connected To Shift Cable
Driver's Underdash Fuse/Relay Box Below Left End Of Instrument Panel
Grounds
G101 Below Thermostat Housing
G501 Behind Driver's Kick Panel
G551 Left Center Pillar Near Seat Belt Tensioner.
G552 Behind Left Rear Side Trim Panel, Near Left Rear Power Quarter Window Motor.
G581 Located On Right Center Pillar, Near Seat Belt Tensioner.
G582 Behind Right Rear Side Trim Panel, Near Right Rear Power Quarter Window Motor.
Junction Switch (Left Or Right) At Sliding Door Striker Plate (Left Or Right)
Keyless Receiver Unit Behind Right End Of Instrument Panel
Multi-Fuse/Relay Box Left Front Of Engine Compartment
Passenger's Underdash Fuse/Relay Box Behind Passenger's Kick Panel
Power Sliding Door Control Unit (Left Or Right) Behind Rear Side Trim Panel (Left Or Right)
Power Sliding Door Switch Assembly On Left Side Of Instrument Panel
Powertrain Control Module Behind Heater Lower Cover, Driver's Side
Remote Control Switch/Release Motor (Left Or Right) At Sliding Door Striker Plate
Slide Motor (Left Or Right) Behind Rear Side Trim Panel (Left Or Right)
Slide Motor Revolution Sensor (Left Or Right) Behind Rear Side Trim Panel (Left Or Right)
Sliding Door Buzzer Behind Left Rear Side Trim Panel
Sliding Door Handle Switch (Left Or Right) Behind Rear Side Trim Panel (Left Or Right)
Sliding Door Latch (Left Or Right) In Rear Part Of Sliding Door (Left Or Right)
Sliding Door Switch (Left Or Right) Near Sliding Door Striker (Left Or Right)
(1) See Fig 2.
Fig 1: Identifying Power Sliding Door Components
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