Hello Everyone. My first post. I just signed up in hopes that someone here can help me track down a diagram/chart.
Yesterday a friend of the family gifted me his 1988 Camry wagon. It has 195k miles and runs great. After sitting for a year and being an old vehicle it has some gremlins.

One of the issues is the automatic seat belts, which I know is a common issue. After doing some research I discovered that wiggling one of the driver's side kick panel relays/circuit breakers turns it on and off as well as the door chime cuts in and out. This is definitely the issue and needs to be replaced but I need information on what these things are.
I have included a pic so you can see what I'm talking about...


Specifically I need is a chart/diagram of the relays/circuit breakers above the fuses in the driver's side kick panel.
Unfortunately I can't find anything on google and don't have a manual.
Anyone who can help me will be considered a God.

 

Someone on another forum helped me find the necessary diagram. Specifically what i needed was a pdf titled "90_EWD.pdf". You can search for it on any major search engine.

I took out the Circuit breaker that I pointed at, put a small screwdriver (paper clip will also work) in the hole and plugged it back in.
The automatic seatbelts now move on their own with no problem. I greased the tracks really well to prevent any catching and tripping the circuit breaker again.

I also did the same for the passenger side kick panel and reset the circuit breaker for the air/heat system which was also not working.

Everything is now operational.

 

The seat belt circuit breaker is this area.

 

Yes... Yes it is.

 

Someone on another forum helped me find the necessary diagram. Specifically what i needed was a pdf titled "90_EWD.pdf". You can search for it on any major search engine.

I took out the Circuit breaker that I pointed at, put a small screwdriver (paper clip will also work) in the hole and plugged it back in.
The automatic seatbelts now move on their own with no problem. I greased the tracks really well to prevent any catching and tripping the circuit breaker again.

I also did the same for the passenger side kick panel and reset the circuit breaker for the air/heat system which was also not working.

Everything is now operational.