Relay panel lower relay panel upper relay panel aux relay panel auxiliary relay panel
The relay in position 10 on your panel is the glow plug relay J52, a 180 type relay. Two slots to the right is position 12, which is the main power relay J317, a type 109 relay.
The numbers painted on them (109, 180 etc.) do not tell you their function; it only tells you of the relay type.
We often use a verbal shorthand, convenient because the large numbers painted on them generally makes them easy to identify in that fashion.
In the schematics the 'J' numbers are used to identify the components.
To further confuse things, we often use relay panel when we mean Aux relay panel.
The RELAY PANEL or LOWER RELAY PANEL is the bottom row of slots (1-4, VI, VII), just above the heavy wire screw terminal connections.
The AUX RELAY PANEL or UPPER RELAY PANEL is the two rows containing 13 slots mounted just above the RELAY PANEL.
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The yellow dot 180 type relay appears to be mounted in slot 4 of the RELAY PANEL (AKA the LOWER RELAY PANEL). As far as I can tell from a quick look at the Bentley manual, slot 4 is not normally used on your vehicle - it is the fuel pump relay slot for some cars, and the fuel pump relay is normally a type 409 relay.
Perhaps someone has added a feature to your car, lights, fuel pump, or something else and pirated the location.
Speaking of pirating, the first picture was put in the gallery by tongsli, the second by MOGolf. I used them without asking, so that is piracy, eh?
To be positive that slot 4 is not normally used on your car, you would have to page through every schematic diagram series pertinent to your car, looking at the relay map on the first page. I did not take the time to do this.
I hope this helps
DanG