Etm SD
Etm SD
N2GKG100A
Ne
t
FUSE & RELAY INFORMATION
FUSE & RELAY INFORMATION (2) SD100-2
N2GKG100C
Ne
t
FUSE & RELAY INFORMATION
FUSE & RELAY INFORMATION (4) SD100-4
N2GKG100D
Ne
t
FUSE & RELAY INFORMATION
FUSE & RELAY INFORMATION (5) SD100-5
N2GKG100E
Ne
t
FUSE & RELAY INFORMATION
FUSE & RELAY INFORMATION (6) SD100-6
N2GKG100F
Ne
t
FUSE & RELAY INFORMATION
FUSE & RELAY INFORMATION (7) SD100-7
E/RBOX
E52
BATT COND RAD ECU IGN C o n d e n se r
50 A 30 A 30 A 30A 30A E56
Ne
fan relay #1
(C O N D .1) JO INT CONNECTOR
E48
Head lamp
ABS. 1 E51
E50 A/C E 49 Fuel
10A SNSR Head lamp relay (LO)
40A relay pum p relay (HEAD LO)
relay (HI)
(HEAD HI) (A /C O N ) (F /P U M P )
15 a | d r l
ABS. 2
15A HID E44
40A E 47 Front E46 F ront E 45 Horn Radiator
fog lam p relay w ip e r relay relay fan relay
15A FRT FOG (FR T FOG) (W IP E R ) (H O R N ) (RAD)
BLOW
10A ECU
30A
wt
15A HORN,A/CON E 43 C o n d e n se r E42 E ngine E41
fan re la y #2 c o n tro l relay S ta rt relay
15A H/LP (HI) (C O N D 2 ) (M A IN ) (START)
N2GKG100G
Ne
t
FUSE & RELAY INFORMATION__________________________________________________________________________________
FUSE & RELAY INFORMATION (8) SD100-8
CIRCUIT
N2GKG100H
Ne
t
POWER DISTRIBUTION
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG110A
Ne
t
POWER DISTRIBUTION
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG110B
Ne
t
POWER DISTRIBUTION
POWER DISTRIBUTION (3) SD110-3
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG110C
Ne
t
POWER DISTRIBUTION
POWER DISTRIBUTION (4) SD110-4
2.0L
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG110D
Ne
t
POWER DISTRIBUTION
POWER DISTRIBUTION (5) SD110-5
2.7L
Ne
wt
on
INJECTOR INJECTOR INJECTOR INJECTOR INJECTOR INJECTOR IDLE SPEED CANISTER CRANKSHAFT OXYGEN CAMSHAFT OXYGEN MASS J OXYGEN OXYGEN CANISTER
#2 #4 #6 #1 #3 #5 CONTROL PURGE POSITION SENSOR POSITION SENSOR AIR FLOW SENSOR SENSOR CLOSE
ACTUATOR SOLENOID SENSOR (B1/S2) SENSOR (B1/S1) SENSOR (B2/S2) (B2/S1) VALVE
VALVE
N2GKG110E
Ne
t
POWER DISTRIBUTION
POWER DISTRIBUTION (6) SD110-6
MEMO
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG110F
Ne
t
PASSENGER COMPARTMENT FUSE DETAILS E120B0BA
N2GKG120A
Ne
t
PASSENGER COMPARTMENT FUSE DETAILS
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG120B
Ne
t
PASSENGER COMPARTMENT FUSE DETAILS
PASSENGER COMPARTMENT FUSE DETAILS (3) SD120-3
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG120C
Ne
t
PASSENGER COMPARTMENT FUSE DETAILS
PASSENGER COMPARTMENT FUSE DETAILS (4) SD120-4
I HOT AT ALLTIMESl
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG120D
Ne
t
PASSENGER COMPARTMENT FUSE DETAILS
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG120E
Ne
t
PASSENGER COMPARTMENT FUSE DETAILS
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG120F
Ne
t
GROUND DISTRIBUTION E17F6470
RIGHT
LEFT OUTSIDE LEFT OUTSIDE
LEFT LEFT SEAT LEFT FRONT MIRROR POWER OUTSIDE RIGHT REAR RIGHT POWER MIRROR RIGHT
DOOR KEY DOOR LOCK BELT DOOR SEAT MOTOR & WINDOW MIRROR LICENSE COMBINATION DOOR LOCK WINDOW MOTOR & DOOR
SWITCH ACTUATOR SWITCH SWITCH WARMER DEFOGGER SWITCH SWITCH LAMP LAMP ACTUATOR SWITCH DEFOGGER SWITCH
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG130A
Ne
t
GROUND DISTRIBUTION
GROUND DISTRIBUTION (2) SD130-2
N2GKG130B
Ne
t
GROUND DISTRIBUTION
GROUND DISTRIBUTION (3) SD130-3
□
MULTIPURPOSE f "
DATA LINK CHECK ■
CONNECTOR CONNECTOR '
M07 10
1V / 103
Ne
2 ^13
Auto
A/C
wt
V
To Ground
(G11)
(SD130-2) M20 M19-1
3 I (Manual A/C) 2 6 ____ 13 (Auto A/C)
A ., A .,
on
FRONT KEY A/C CONTROL
FOG REMIND MODULE
LAMP SWITCH
SWITCH
N2GKG130C
Ne
t
GROUND DISTRIBUTION
GROUND DISTRIBUTION (4) SD130-4
Ne
wt
on
G08
(RR HTD) (AIR BAG) (MAIN.3) (MAIN.4) (ENGINE.1)
N2GKG130D
Ne
t
GROUND DISTRIBUTION
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG130E
Ne
t
GROUND DISTRIBUTION
GROUND DISTRIBUTION (6) SD130-6
¥
on
G22 G24
(2.7L, ECM) (2.7L, ENGINE)
N2GKG130F
Ne
t
DATA LINK DETAILS E5502A6E
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG200A
Ne
t
DATA LINK DETAILS
DATA LINK DETAILS (2) SD200-2
See Passenger
Compartment Fuse
Details(SD 120-5) Code Save
12
’ " ’v? " " " - ■ V " ' __
10 BCM-KM BCM-HM
0.5R
.1M 35
i See Passenger '7 |V '•JOINT
■CONNECTOR
V 1 Compartment Fuse
Ne
1 Details(SD 120-5) j l PHQTQ E l
To Data Link
Connector
(SD200-1)
MULTIPURPOSE
CHECK CONNECTOR
IPHOTO 791
1 2
Memory
Power
TCM
5 6
wt
5XMK
Tn" iFUEL
Motor , SENDER &
on
N2GKG200B
Ne
t
DATA LINK DETAILS
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG200C
Ne
t
DATA LINK DETAILS
DATA LINK DETAILS (4) SD200-4
MEMO
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG200D
Ne
t
COOLING SYSTEM E302DD86
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG253A
Ne
t
COOLING SYSTEM
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG253B
Ne
t
MFI CONTROL SYSTEM (2.0L) E876858F
N2GKG313A
Ne
t
MFI CONTROL SYSTEM (2.0L)
MFI CONTROL SYSTEM (2.0L) (2) SD313-2
From SNSR
Fuse(SD313-1)
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG313B
Ne
t
MFI CONTROL SYSTEM (2.0L)
MFI CONTROL SYSTEM (2.0L) (3) SD313-3
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG313C
Ne
t
MFI CONTROL SYSTEM (2.0L)
MFI CONTROL SYSTEM (2.0L) (4) SD313-4
IPHOTO 681
DATA LINK
CONNECTOR
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG313D
Ne
t
MFI CONTROL SYSTEM (2.0L)
MFI CONTROL SYSTEM (2.0L) (5)
Ne
C24-4
wt
KU M_N OWP_02F_Gr
C33-1
6 7 8 9 10 11 * * 14 * * 17 18 * * 21 22 23 24 5 |4
on
* 26 27 * 29 30 31 32 33 34 * * 37 38 39 * * 42 43
3
44 45 * 47 48 * 50 51 52 * 54 55 56 * 58 59 60 61 62
* 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 * 72 73 * 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 2 | 1
N2GKG313E
Ne
t
MFI CONTROL SYSTEM (2.0L)
MFI CONTROL SYSTEM (2.0L) (6) SD313-6
E39 E42 E49 M06
1 /
* * 4
I4 *
2I *
2
6 * 8 9 10
5 [s H a l
—J
KET_090IIWP_02M_Gr KET_090II_10M_W
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Ne
CM
20 19 18 17 * 15 14 13 12 11 z
AMP_040M1_20F_B KET_SWP_06F_W AM P_E JW P_03F_B KUM NMWP 02F_E
wt
on
N2GKG313F
Ne
t
MFI CONTROL SYSTEM (2.7L) ED915CCC
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG313G
Ne
t
MFI CONTROL SYSTEM (2.7L)
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG313H
Ne
t
MFI CONTROL SYSTEM (2.7L)
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG3131
Ne
t
MFI CONTROL SYSTEM (2.7L)
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG313J
Ne
t
MFI CONTROL SYSTEM (2.7L)
MFI CONTROL SYSTEM (2.7L) (5) SD313-11
cm C112 C113 C114
D cjE E i D Dg e b O
1 / V j U ---------V j
KUM 62Z 03F B WTS AMP JPT_03F_G r_R1 AM P_JPT_03F_B_S2 AMP JPT 03F_G_S1
C118 C121
L^ll^
T 1
Ne
CaTD
V
V J
KUM_NMWP_04F_I AMP_JPT_02F_B
jFTTTFIl JHSHL
[jS S |] QdMDll
lGXDr
Ly— v j Ly vj
AMP JPT. 03F_G r_R2 AM P_JPT_03F_L_S2 KUM NDWP 02F_Gr KUM NDWP 02F_C
ry till
AMP_ECU_24F_B_134P AMP_ECU_52F_B_134P AMP_ECU_40F_B_134P
N2GKG313K
Ne
t
MFI CONTROL SYSTEM (2.7L)
MFI CONTROL SYSTEM (2.7L) (6) SD313-12
C133-5 C144 C145,C146,C147,C148 E39
Li 1 r
i* * *
1
* 5 *
3 2 1
AMP_ECU_08F_Gr_134P KET 156 OIF W TML KUM NMWP 04F Gr KET 090IIWP 02M Gr
1 1
* r 4*
i4 * 2 I m * 2
Ne
5 I5 | * |3 | * 6 * |8 9 10
— 7
CR05F011
[ n B j
10 9 8 7 6 |5 4 3 2 1 6 5 4 3 * 1
2 0 1191181171* 15 14 13 12 11 12 * 10 9 * 7
____________ AM P_040M 1_20F_B AMP 040M1 16F_E AMP 040M1 12F_B KET SWP 06F W
N2GKG313L
Ne
t
STARTING SYSTEM
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG360A
Ne
t
STARTING SYSTEM
STARTING SYSTEM (2) SD360-2
BCM-KM C01/C101 C17/C117
* 11 9 7 5 3 1 0H 0
14 12 10 8 6 4 2 2 1 ]
AM P_JPT_14F_E KET_SSD_10F_B_A KET_090II_02F_W_L
a © I4
*
2I 0
Ne
5
□
E63.E68 E67
M
3 2 1
6 5 4
Circuit Description
wt
Battery voltage is applied at all times from the positive battery terminal to the The start relay coils energize, the start relay contacts close, and battery voltage
ignition switch and the normally open start relay contacts. When the ignition is applied to the starter solenoid. The motor engages to start the engine,
switch is turned to START and the transaxle range switch (automatic transaxle)
is in P/N position or the ignition lock switch (manual transaxle) is closed, battery
voltage is applied through burglar alarm relay to the starter relay coils.
on
N2GKG360B
Ne
t
CHARGING SYSTEM E5841C60
N2GKG373A
Ne
t
CHARGING SYSTEM
CHARGING SYSTEM (2) SD373-2
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG373B
Ne
t
CHARGING SYSTEM
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG373C
Ne
t
CHARGING SYSTEM
CHARGING SYSTEM (4) SD373-4
Circuit Description
The generator generates AC voltage in its windings as it is belt-driven by the With the engine running and the generator charging, terminal L voltage rises
engine. The rectifier converts this AC voltage to DC voltage. The voltage and the indicator goes out. If the generator fails to charge, terminal L remains
regulator, a component which is included in the generator frame, has a primary below battery voltage and the indicator remains lit.
function of controlling the generator's output to meet electrical system
requirements. The regulator also controls the charge warning lamp. Fuse 17
supplies battery voltage to the charge warning indicator. With the engine not
running and the ignition switch in ON, terminal L of the regulator is grounded
internally and the indicator lights up. A small amount of current provided by both
the charge warning lamp ana the pre-excitation resistor is used to "excite" the
magnetic field windings to start the charging process.
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG373D
Ne
t
VEHICLE SPEED SENSOR E1458AFE
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG436A
Ne
t
VEHICLE SPEED SENSOR
VEHICLE SPEED SENSOR (2) SD436-2
BCM-IM BCM-JM C09 C10
, fl n, V P ,
10| 9 8 | 7 6 |5 4 |* 2 |1 8 17 I 6 5 14 3 |2 I 1
16|15|* 13)l 2 11|10| 9
20 19 18117 16115 14113 12111
1/ vJ 1/ vJ
AMP_Q40M2_20F_B 3_040M2_18F_B AM P_J PT_03F_B_S1 AMP_JPT_03F_B_S1
1___ C
Q(3*E>|] \ 8 * 6 5 4 3 2 1
/ 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 | 1
Ne
\ * * * 13 * 11 10 9 /
L^=0
y— vJ l
J 1—1L
20 19 18 17 * 15 14 13 1 2 |l1
M42 M62-2
n B n _______ ^ _____
BLANK 6 5 4 3 |* | 1 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 * 3 2 1
12 * 10 9 1* 1 7 22 21 * 19 18 17 16 * 14 13 12
AMP_040M1_12F_E AMP_0407_22F_W_HD
Circuit Description
wt
The vehicle speed sensor, located on the speedometer driven gear in the transaxle,
generates pulse signals that indicate the vehicle s speed and provides signals to
the control modules to calcaulate the vehicle speed.
The vehicle speed sensor (VSS) intermittently grounds the circuits. The number
of pulses per minute increase/decrease with the speed of the car.
on
N2GKG436B
Ne
t
AUTOMATIC TRANSAXLE CONTROL SYSTEM (2.0L) ED0B1C23
| HOT IN ON OR START|
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG450A
Ne
t
AUTOMATIC TRANSAXLE CONTROL SYSTEM (2.0L)
AUTOMATIC TRANSAXLE CONTROL SYSTEM (2.0L) (2) SD450-2
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG450B
Ne
t
AUTOMATIC TRANSAXLE CONTROL SYSTEM (2.0L)
AUTOMATIC TRANSAXLE CONTROL SYSTEM (2.0L) (3) SD450-3
Ne
wt
The transaxle control module provides precise gear shift timing and torque The transaxle control module has a built-in self diagnostic feature. Refer to
converter lock-up by controlling the operation of the automatic transaxle solenoid the Shop Manual, section ATM, for details,
valves (Low & reverse valve, damper clutch control valve, over-drive valve, 2nd
valve and under-drive solenoid valve).
The transaxle control module operates these solenoid valves based on input
signals from the various sensors (for instance, pulse generator #A,#B.
on
N2GKG450C
Ne
t
AUTOMATIC TRANSAXLE CONTROL SYSTEM (2.0L)
AUTOMATIC TRANSAXLE CONTROL SYSTEM (2.0L) (4) SD450-4
MEMO
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG450D
Ne
t
AUTOMATIC TRANSAXLE CONTROL SYSTEM (2.7L) EA5C206B
| HOT IN ON OR START|
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG450E
Ne
t
AUTOMATIC TRANSAXLE CONTROL SYSTEM (2.7L)
AUTOMATIC TRANSAXLE CONTROL SYSTEM (2.7L) (2) SD450-6
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG450F
Ne
t
AUTOMATIC TRANSAXLE CONTROL SYSTEM (2.7L)
AUTOMATIC TRANSAXLE CONTROL SYSTEM (2.7L) (3) SD450-7
BCM-IM BCM-KM C101 C102-1
Ne
KET_SSD_03F_Gr_B KET_SS D_10F_G r_B
n h r 1 n J L n 1 n .
8 * * * * * 2 1 L *
*
9 8 7 6 5 4 3 * 2 1
* * 14 13 * * * * I 22 21 * * 18 17 16 * * 13 12
U LT 4 3
______________ KET_0407_16F_ W KET_0407_22F_W KUM_DSD_04F_B
1
* 6 5 j
1
* ig j * 4
1
2 \ 8 * * 13 * 1110 4 3 2 1
\ * 9 /
* 6 * 8 9 10
r — m i — —
z iy
KET_0gqiL0aF_W KET_0fl0ll_1QM_W MLX_QBDII_16F_B_SIN AMP_040M1_08F_B
Circuit Description
The transaxle control module has a built-in self diagnostic feature. Refer to the
The transaxle control module provides precise gear shift timing and torque Shop Manual, section ATM, for details.
converter lock-up by controlling the operation of the automatic transaxle
on
solenoid valves (Low reverse valve, damper clutch control valve, over
-drive valve, 2nd valve and under-drive solenoid valve). The transaxle control
module operates these solenoid valves based on input signals from the various
sensors (for instance, pulse generator #1 ,#2 ).
N2GKG450G
Ne
t
AUTOMATIC TRANSAXLE CONTROL SYSTEM (2.7L)
AUTOMATIC TRANSAXLE CONTROL SYSTEM (2.7L) (4) SD450-8
MEMO
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG450H
Ne
t
AIR BAG SYSTEM (SRS) E7DC3620
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG569A
Ne
t
AIR BAG SYSTEM (SRS)
AIR BAG SYSTEM (SRS) (2) SD569-2
BCM-AI BCM-IM BCM-JM I06
rr~
n
9 7 5 * * , fl n , , r V 1 1 ,
10| 9 8 | 7 6 |5 4 | * 2 |1 8 ] 7 6 5 14 3
10 * 6 4 *
2 0 119 1 8 117 1 6 115 1 4 113 1 2 111 16|15 * 13|l2 11|10| 9 0 0
AMP_JPT_10F_B AM P_040M2_2QF_B AMP_040M2_16F_B YAZ DAB_02F_Y
2 1
Ne
JAE_0e0_02M_Y_jAB PKD_GK_02F_B G NH_A BG_02 F_Y YAZ_040WP_02F_Y
113,115 114
r^ i
JS L 1 I2 3 |4 5 6 | 7 8 9 10 | i i 12 13 14 * 1 6 117 1 8 119 20 21 * * * * 3______ ______ E
|* |* |
o>
00
CO
CM
* * * * * * * 33 34 * * 37 * * * * * * * 45 4 6 * * * *
5 14
16115| 141* 1121111* | 9
SIEMENS_SOCKET_06F_B AMP_040M1_16F_E
Circuit Description
wt
Only authorized service personnel should do work on or around the supplemental With the ignition switch in ON or START, battery voltage is applied to the
restraint system (SRS) components. Service personnel should read section 56a SRS control module from fuse 5 to the SRS indicator in the instrument cluster
of the service manual carefully before starting work on the supplemental restraint from fuse 4. When the ignition switch is turned ON, the SRS indicator in the
system (SRS). The supplemental restraint system (SRS) is a safety device which instrument cluster will flash six times. If the SRS indicator does not flash six
when used in conjunction with the seat belts is designed to protect the driver and times, stays on or comes on while driving, the SRS is not working properly,
front seat passenger by deploying the air bags when the SRSCM receives a
frontal impact exceeding a certain set limit.
on
N2GKG569B
Ne
t
ANTI-LOCK BRAKE SYSTEM (ABS) E494DE11
N2GKG588A
Ne
t
ANTI-LOCK BRAKE SYSTEM (ABS)
ANTI-LOCK BRAKE SYSTEM (ABS) (2) SD588-2
ABS
CONTROL
MODULE
Ne
IPHOTO 32l
wt
on
N2GKG508B
Ne
t
ANTI-LOCK BRAKE SYSTEM (ABS)
ANTI-LOCK BRAKE SYSTEM (ABS) (3) SD588-3
Ne
wt
ABS
The Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS) controls the hydraulic brake pressure of all
four wheels during sudden braking and braking on hazardous road surfaces,
preventing the wheels from locking. The ABS provides the following benefits:
(1) Enables steering around obstacles with a greater degree of certainty during
panic braking.
(2) Enables stopping during panic braking while allowing stability and control
even on curves.
In case a malfunction occurs in the anti-lock brake system, the system will
operate as a normal brake system (fail-safe mode). A diagnosis function and
fail-safe system have been included for serviceability.
on
N2GKG568C
Ne
t
ANTI-LOCK BRAKE SYSTEM (ABS)
ANTI-LOCK BRAKE SYSTEM (ABS) (4) SD588-4
MEMO
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG588D
Ne
t
ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL(ESC) SYSTEM
ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL(ESC) SYSTEM (1) SD589-1
I HOT IN ON OR START l
X k — — a—, . „ _„ _
'IPHOTO 71/721
£ (SD110-1)
) FUSE 17 J F U S E 26
10A c 10A i
i
1 ' ' . See Passenger Compartment V i
----------------- ►Fuse DetailsTSD 120-2)
Ne
___ 12J^EM01
IPHOTO 651
0.5L/B 0.5W/O 0 .5 0 0.5B 0.5Y
. EC03(2.0L)
7 ^ MM03 7^ MM01 r r ---------- 75 r r ---------- -55 •EC 103(2,7L)
IPHOTO 651- 0.5Y ] 6; IPHOTO 40 f
0.5G 0.50
N2GKG589A
Ne
t
ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL(ESC) SYSTEM
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG599B
Ne
t
ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL(ESC) SYSTEM
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG509C
Ne
t
ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL(ESC) SYSTEM
ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL(ESC) SYSTEM (4) SD589-4
MEMO
Ne
wt
on
Ne
t
POWER DOOR LOCKS E13429B9
N2GKG813A
Ne
t
POWER DOOR LOCKS
POWER DOOR LOCKS (2) SD813-2
BCM-EF BCM-FF D09 D19
n P X
T -P
21 19 17 15 13 11 * * 5 * 1
6 5 4 3 2 1
22 20 18 * * 12 10 8 6 4 2
* * 10 9 8 7 rl
AMP_JPT_22F_B
Circuit Description
Battery voltage is applied at all times to the door lock relays and unlock relay. When you turn the driver's master switch assembly to the UNLOCK position,
When locking the vehicle by using the door unlock switch in the left power a path to ground is supplied to the unlock relay. Battery voltage is applied to
window switch, the door unlock switch will provide a ground to the lock relay the door lock actuators. The polarity of the voltage applied to the actuators
Ne
and the doors lock. When locking the doors by using the vehicle key or is now reversed and the doors unlock.
pushing down the lock knob, a signal will be sent to the body control module.
The control module will then ground the relay according to the vehicle speed
and the doors lock. The body control module also has an input from the ignition
key switch. This input prevents the doors from accidentally being locked when
exiting the vehicle with the ignition off and the key left in the ignition switch.
wt
on
N2GKG813B
Ne
t
BURGLAR ALARM HORN SYSTEM E58C2AFD
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG814A
Ne
t
BURGLAR ALARM HORN SYSTEM
BURGLAR ALARM HORN SYSTEM (2) SD814-2
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG814B
Ne
t
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG814C
Ne
t
BURGLAR ALARM HORN SYSTEM
BURGLAR ALARM HORN SYSTEM (4) SD814-4
MEMO
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG814D
Ne
t
SUNROOF E1E4950O
N2GKG816A
Ne
t
SUNROOF
SUNROOF (2) SD816-2
BCM-MR M95 M96 M97
l TT iz z r 1
7 * 3 1 r u 3 2 1 3 2
8 6 4 2 8 7 6 |* 4 8 7 6 |* 4
6 5 * 3
M99
3 2 > <
BLANK BLANK BLANK
Ne
8 7 6 5 4
CR08F027
Circuit Description
Battery voltage is supplied at all times to the sunroof controller from fuse 24
and fuse 15 also supplies battery voltage when the ignition switch is in ON.
Overhead console lamp contains open/close tilt up/tilt down switches and when
one of them is depressed, sunroof motor is operated by CPU and relay of sunroof
controller.
wt
on
N2GKG816B
Ne
t
POWER WINDOWS E86B33F5
Ne
wt
on
N2GKG824A
Ne
t
POWER WINDOWS
POWER WINDOWS (2) SD824-2
BCM-GF BCM-LM D01 D05
4 3 IT U 2 1
2X1 10 9 * | 7 6 5
KET_SWP_02F_B KET_090II_10F_W
BLANK BLANK
Ne
Circuit Description
A permanent magnet motor operates each of the power windows. Each motor
raises or lowers the glass when voltage is supplied to it. The direction the motor
turns depends on the polarity of the supply voltage. The left power window switch
controls all the power window motors. Each window switch controls only one of
the power window motors. If the lock switch is depressed, the right power window
cannot be controlled by their own window switches, but they can still be controlled
from the left power window switch.
Left Power Window Switch Operation
Battery voltage is applied to the coil and the contacts of the power window relay at
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all times. The coil of the relay is grounded through the body control module (BCM)
anytime the ignition switch is ON. Battery voltage is then supplied to the left power
window switch through the closed relay contacts. When any of the switches in the
left power window are operated,battery voltage is applied to the power window motor.
The power window motor is grounded through the opposite contact in the left power
window switch. The power window motor runs to dirve the window.
Window Switch Operation
With the power window relay energized, battery voltage is supplied to the passenger
window switches as long as the lock switch in the left power window switch is OFF
(not depressed). When the passenger windows switch is operated, battery voltage is
applied to one terminal of the power window motor. The other terminal is grounded
through the opposite contact in the window switch and the main switch. The power
on
window motor runs to drive the window.
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ELECTRO CHROME MIRROR EEB4D52F
I HOT IN ON OR START |
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N2GKG051A
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ELECTRO CHROME MIRROR
ELECTRO CHROME MIRROR (2) SD851-2
BCM-KM BCM-LM BCM-MR
* 11 9 7 5 3 1 7 * 3 1
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KET_TLCWP_03F_B
Circuit Description
The electronic chrome mirror automatically controls the glare of the headlights
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When the ignition switch in ON or START and the transaxle range switch is in R from vehicles behind you in low-light situations.
(auto-matic transaxle)/ back-up switch ON (manual transaxle), tne electrical
control mirror inactivates automatically to improve visibility backing up.
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POWER OUTSIDE MIRRORS E09DD460
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POWER OUTSIDE MIRRORS
POWER OUTSIDE MIRRORS (2) SD876-2
BCM-FF D04 D06
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1 B [ n B n
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8 7 6 5 4
8 7 6 * 8 7 6 *
Circuit Description
The operation of th two outside mirrors is controlled by the power door mirror The left/right switch works similarly to the up/down switch. With the master
switch. Each mirror has two reversible motors: One motor moves the mirror up selector switch in the RIGHT position, battery voltage and ground are applied
and down, the other motor moves the mirror left and right. to the right power mirror motors which operate in a similar way.
The master selector switch in the power door mirror control switch directs battery
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voltage to the right or left outside mirror.
With the ignition switch in ACC or IN, battery voltage is applied from fuse 23 to
the power door mirror switch. With the master selector switch in LEFT and the
up/down switch in UP, battery voltage is applied to the up contacts of the up/down
switch and to the left power mirror up/down motor. Ground is provided to the up
contacts of the up/down switch and the left power mirror up/down motor and the mirror
goes up.
m the DOWN position, battery voltage and ground are applied to the opposite sides
of the motor.
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on
N2GKG87BB
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REAR WINDOW & OUTSIDE MIRROR DEFOGGER SYSTEM E9EF7865
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N2GKG879A
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REAR WINDOW & OUTSIDE MIRROR DEFOGGER SYSTEM
REAR WINDOW & OUTSIDE MIRROR DEFOGGER SYSTEM (2) SD879-2
BCM-FF BCM-GF BCM-HM BCM-IM
21 19 17 15 13 11 * * 5 * 1
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KET_050_23F_W AMP_PLAM_01F_B
Circuit Description
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The BCM controls the operation of the rear window defogger and outside mirror
defogger through the defogger relay coil control. When the rear window defogger
switch is depressed (ON) and the engine is running, the defogger relay coil is
energized through the BCM for 20 minutes. Battery voltage is supplied to the rear
window defogger through the defogger relay contacts.
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N2GKG879B
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SEAT WARMER E9483DAB
N2GKG889A
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SEAT WARMER
SEAT WARMER (2) SD889-2
BCM-KM M43 M44 M47
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14 12 10 8
7 5 3 1
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AMP_JPT_14F_B KET_0MII_06F_B_SW KET_0flOII_06F_Y_SW KET_090I l_03F_W
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KET_090II_03F_W
Circuit Description
Fuse 25 supplies battery voltage to the Left/Right front seat warmer when the
ignition switch is "ON" and the Left/Right front seat warmer switches are pushed,
when each seat warmer switch is pushed, battery voltage is supplied to the seat
warmer and grounded through G01/G02.
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HEAD LAMPS E3610FC4
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HEAD LAMPS
HEAD LAMPS (2) SD921-2
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KET_0509_18F_W AMP_040M1_20F_B
Circuit Description
Low Beam Operation Battery voltage from the head lamp fuse is then provided to the high beam
With the ignition switch in ON, battery voltage is applied to the coil of the head head lamps through the closed contacts of the head lamp relay (high). With
lamp relays (low and high) from fuse 21. With the light switch in HEAD and the the head lamp dimmer/passing switch in HIGH, ground is provided to the
dimmer switch in low, ground is provided to the coil of the low head lamp relays high beam head lamps through the head lamp dimmer/passing switch.
through the light switch. Battery voltage from the head lamps fuse is then Battery voltage is also provided to the high beam indicator in the instrument
provided to the low beam head lamps through the closed contacts of the head cluster.
lamp relay (low). The low beam head lamps light. Flash Operation
High Beam Operation The flash feature works with the light switch in all positions (OFF,PARK or
With the ignition switch in ON, battery voltage is applied to the coil of head lamp HEAD). With the light switch in OFF or PARK and the head lamp dimmer
switch in FLASH, ground is provided to the high head lamps and the Low
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relays (low and high) through fuse 21. With the light switch in HEAD and the
dimmer switch in nigh, ground is provided to the coil of the high head lamp relay and High head lamp relays through the head lamp dimmer/passing switch.
through the light switch. Battery voltage is applied to the high beam head lamp and the beam
indicator, ana the high beams and the high beam indicator light as long as
the switch is held in the FLASH position.
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FRONT FOG LAMPS E2C79A8D
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on
N2GKG924A
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FRONT FOG LAMPS
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on
N2GKG924B
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TURN & HAZARD LAMPS E486100E
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N2GKG925A
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TURN & HAZARD LAMPS
TURN & HAZARD LAMPS (2) SD925-2
BCM-CE BCM-HM BCM-IM
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KET_Q509_16F_W AMP 040M1_20F_B AMP_040M 1_16F_B
Circuit Description
Turn Signal Lamps Hazard Lamps
With the hazard switch in OFF and ignition switch in ON or START, battery With the hazard switch depressed (ON), battery voltage is applied from fuse 7
on
voltage is applied from fuse 7 to the hazard relay. The solid-state hazard relay to the hazard relay. The soild -state hazard relay senses that the hazard switch
senses the turn switch position through the coil control and alternately applies is in the ON position and alternately applies and removes battery voltage to the
and removes battery voltage to the turn switch. Voltage is applied to the turn turn signal lamps and both indicators at the same time,
signal lamps and indicators dependent upon the turn switch position.
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BACK-UP LAMPS E71EA587
| HOT IN ON OR START |
See Power
Distribution
(SD110-1) *1
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MC101(2.7L)
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C01 (2.0L)
S C101
( (2.7L) C06(2.0U 5M/T)
C105(2.7L, 5M/T)
'TRANSAXLE C106(2.7L, 6M/T)
'RANGE
SWITCH BACK-UP fpHOTOl
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D i Transaxle In Reverse) SWITCH 1 1
(Closed with
■IPHOTO 27/281 Transaxle In Reverse)
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C105(2.7L, 5M/T)
C01(2.0L)
C10i(2.7L) C106(2.7L, 6M/T)
1 4 ^ M C 0 1 (2 .0 L )
\ MC101(2.7L)
0.5Gr
Indicators & Gauges
BCM-KM (SD940-3)
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LAMP
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BACK-UP LAMPS
BACK-UP LAMPS (2) SD926-2
BCM-FF BCM-KM C01/C101 C05
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21 19 17 15 13 11 * 5 1
22 20 18 * * 12 10 8 6 4 2 14 12 10 8 6 4 2
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KUM NMWP 02F B YAZ_81 RVWP_02 F_B KET_090II_06M_W KET 09011 06M W
Circuit Description
With the ignition switch in ON or START, battery voltage is applied from fuse 3 to
the back-up lamps switch (manual transaxle) or the transaxle range switch
(automatic transaxle). With the transaxle in reverse, battery voltage is applied to
the back-up lamps and the back-up lamps go on.
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STOP LAMPS EE0E46F9
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STOP LAMPS
STOP LAMPS (2) SD927-2
C31/C131 C32/C132 C33-2
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AMP_EJWP_12F_B KET_0407_22F_W KET_080IL06M_W KET 090II_06M_W
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Circuit Description
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Battery voltage is applied to the stop lamp switch at all times from fuse 13. With
the brake pedal depressed, the stop lamp switch is closed and battery voltage is
applied to all the stop lamps (Left/Right stop lamps and high-mounted stop lamp)
and the lamps go on.
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N2GKG927B
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TAIL, PARKING 8< LICENSE LAMPS E7EF5700
IHOTAT ALLTIMESl
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N2GKG928A
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TAIL, PARKING 8< LICENSE LAMPS
TAIL, PARKING & LICENSE LAMPS (2) SD928-2
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TAIL, PARKING 8< LICENSE LAMPS
TAIL, PARKING & LICENSE LAMPS (3) SD928-3
BCM-CE BCM-FF E06 E31
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* 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 22 20 18 * * 12 10 8 6 4 2
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AMP_JPT_18F_B AMP_JPT_22F_B KUM_NDWP_03F_Gr
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Circuit Description
Battery voltage is applied at all times to the coil and contacts of the tail lamp relay
from the BATT fusible link. With the light switch in the multifunction switch in PARK
or HEAD position, the coil of the tail lamp relay is grounded through the light switch.
Battery voltage from fuse 9 and fuse 14 is then provided to the lamps (Right/Left
side marker lamps, Left/Right tail lamps, Left/Right park lamp and license lamps)
through the tail lamp relay contact and all the lamps go on.
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on
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TAIL, PARKING 8< LICENSE LAMPS
TAIL, PARKING & LICENSE LAMPS (4) SD928-4
MEMO
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N2GKG028D
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COURTESY & LUGGAGE ROOM LAMPS EC945215
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N2GKG929A
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COURTESY & LUGGAGE ROOM LAMPS
COURTESY & LUGGAGE ROOM LAMPS (2) SD929-2
BCM-EF BCM-FF BCM-JM BCM-KM
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21 1 9 17 15 1 3 11 * * 5 * 1
6 5 4 3 2 1 h l 6 3 i l l
2 2 2 0 18 * * 12 10 8 6 4 2 14 12 1 0 8 6 4 2
1 6 |1 5 |* 1 3 |l 2 1 1 110| 9
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AM P_040M2_12F_B AM P_JPT_22F_B AMP_040M2_16F_B AM P_J PT_14F_B
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AMP PLM2 02F B KET_090IL06F_W
Circuit Description
Courtesy, Luggage Room Lamp The map lamps are not controlled by a door switch. They are turned on and
Battery voltage is applied at all times from power connector 18 to the room lamp, off manually. The front room lamp can be controlled by the door switches or
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map lamps, door lamps, door ajar, trunk ajar warning indicators, and luggage turned on manually, depending on the position of the front room lamp switch,
lamp. When the appropriate switch (see schematic) is closed, a ground pain is The front room lamp can also be turned off so that it will not come on with the
provided to the respective lamp, causing the lamp to go on. door opens.
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INDICATORS & GAUGES E9ACDBFD
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N2GKG940A
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INDICATORS & GAUGES
INDICATORS & GAUGES (2) SD940-2
N2GKG940B
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INDICATORS & GAUGES
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N2GKG940C
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INDICATORS & GAUGES
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N2GKG940D
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INDICATORS & GAUGES________________________________________________________________________________________
INDICATORS & GAUGES (5) SD940-5
Circuit Description
The operation of individual indicators is stated below. For indicators not listed Indicator Brake
below (for instance, door ajar, seat belt, etc.), see the system indicated by the When the ignition switch in ON or START, battery voltage is applied from fuse
circuit schematic diagrams. 17 to the brake warning light. When the brake is applied, the switch closes and
Oil Pressure Indicator provides a ground for tnelight. The brake warning light goes on to remind the
Battery voltage is applied to the indicator bulb from fuse 17 with the ignition in driver that tne parking brake is applied.lf the brake fluid level is low, the brake
ON or START. When the oil pressure is low, the oil pressure switch closes, fluid level switch closes and ground is provided to the circuit. The brake warning
providing a ground for the indicator bulb. Due to the oil pressure not present light lights to warn the driver of low brake fluid level in the brake master
when the engine is not running, and the ignition is ON, the pressure switch cylinder. (Note: Check brake pad wear before adding fluid.)
remains closed. Fuel Gauge
CHECK ENGINE Indicator The pointer of the fuel gauge is moved by the magnetic fields of two coils. The
Battery voltage is applied to the indicator bulb from fuse 17 with the ignition in coils are at right angles to each other. Battery voltage is applied to the coils
ON or START. The ground of the indicator is controlled by the engine control through fuse 17, generating the magnetic fields. The magnetic fields, controlled
module. The control module will light the indicator when the engine is not by the fuel gauge sender, causes the gauge needle to move. As the resistance
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running or when it detects a problem. in the sender varies, current through the gauge coils changes. The fuel gauge
Speedometer sender's resistance varies from about 9511 at empty to 712 when full.
With the ignition switch in ON and START, the speedometer drive circuit Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge
receives pulses from the vehicle speed sensor. The pulse rate increases as the The pointer of the engine coolant temperature gauge is moved by the magnetic
car accelerates. The frequency and duration of these input pulses are fields of two coils. The coils are at right angles to each other. Battery voltage is
measured and displayed by the speedometer. applied to the coils through fuse 17, generating the magnetic fields. The
Tachometer magnetic fields, controlled by the engine coolant temperature sender, cause the
The tachometer displays engine speed in rpm. Voltage pulses are taken from gauge needle to move. As the resistance in the sender varies, current through
the ignition system and sent to the tachometer by the ECM. The tachometer the gauge coils changes. The engine coolant temerature sender's resistance
responds to the frequency of the voltage pulses, which vary according to engine varies from about 157Q at 55"C to 2412 at 110"C.
speed.
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N2GKG940E
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INDICATORS & GAUGES
INDICATORS & GAUGES (6) SD940-6
MEMO
Ne
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on
N2GKG940F
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ILLUMINATIONS E6E60923
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on
N2GKG941A
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ILLUMINATIONS
ILLUMINATIONS (2) SD941-2
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N2GKG941B
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ILLUMINATIONS
ILLUMINATIONS (3) SD941-3
BCM-DE BCM-FF BCM-HM BCM-IM
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22 20 18 * * 12 10 8 6 4 2
2 0 11 9 118 117 16 | * 14 | l3 | l2 111 20119 18117 16 1 15 14113 12 11
AMP_250DL_01F_B AMP_JPT_22F_B AMP_040M1_20F_B AMP_040M2_20F_B
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AMP 040M2 16F B KET 090II OBF W KET_090IL10F_W KFT 0901 06F W
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KET_0509_18F_W
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N2GKG9410
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MULTI GAUGE UNIT EC0FB49C
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N2GKG944A
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MULTI GAUGE UNIT
MULTI GAUGE UNIT (2) SD944-2
BCM-IM BCM-JM BCM-KM
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CD
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AMP_JFT_03F_B_S1 AMP JPT_03F_B_S1 AMP_J PT_03F_B_S1 AMP_EJMP_12F_B
M 07 M10-1 M42
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20 19 18 17 *
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MLX_0BDIM6F_B_SIN AMP_040M1_20F_E AMP_040M1_12F_E
Circuit Description
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Battery voltage is supplied at all times to the power connector (18). Fuse 16
also supplies battery voltage when the ignition switch is ON/START.
ECM, TCM, VSS, Injection signals are input to the multi gauge unit, and
it displays torque, voltage, instantaneous fuel consumption.
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N2GKGEM4B
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DIGITAL CLOCK & CIGARETTE LIGHTER E10FCD81
\ASH TR A Y
J ILLUMINATION
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on
N2GKG945A
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DIGITAL CLOCK & CIGARETTE LIGHTER
DIGITAL CLOCK & CIGARETTE LIGHTER (2) SD945-2
BCM-IM BCM-KM M11 M31
, f| V 1 n , * 11 9 7 5 3 1 J3L
10 9 8 | 7 6 | 5 4 * 2 I1 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 fhJ u
20|19 1 8 117 16115 14 13 12| 11 4 3|2 1
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AMP 040M2 20F_B AMP_JFT_14FJ KUM AH 04F W KET_090I|_03F_W
Circuit Description
Battery voltage is applied at all times to the digital clock from power connector With the ignition switch in ACC or ON, battery voltage is applied from fuse 23
(18) to provide clock memory. With the ignition switch in ACC or ON, battery to the cigarette lighter. When you depress (push) the lighter, the lighter element
voltage is applied to the clock through fuse 27. The digital clock lights up and completes the circuit to ground. When the element becomes sufficiently heated,
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displays the time. it is spring-released and the circuit opens.
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N2GKG945B
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BODY CONTROL MODULE(BCM) SYSTEM E1FBDEBA
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on
N2GKG950A
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BODY CONTROL MODULE(BCM) SYSTEM
BODY CONTROL MODULE(BCM) SYSTEM (2) SD950-2
Sea Power Door Locks(SD813-1) See Burglar Alarm Horn System(SD814-1)/(SD814-2) See Auto Lights(SD951-1)
r ’ r i ’ ^
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N2GKG950C
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BODY CONTROL MODULE(BCM) SYSTEM
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on
N2GKG950D
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AUTO LIGHTS E9C1C6E8
N2GKG951A
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AUTO LIGHTS
AUTO LIGHTS (2) SD951-2
BCM-HM BCM-IM BCM-JM E02
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10 9 8 | 7 6 | 5 4 | * 2 I 1 H z 6 5 14 3 W
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1 6|15|* 13|12 11 O H
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AMP_040M1_20F_B KET_31A_06F_W
Circuit Description
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For the visibility of driver, the auto light sensor controls automatically the head Auto light sensor sends output signals to the BCM and the BCM controls the
lamps and tail lamps through relay coil control. When the light switch in AUTO tail lamp relay. Of course, tne head lamps and tail lamps can be controlled
and the auto light sensor detect low intensity of illumination, ground is provided independently by using light switch and dimmer/passing switch.
to the head lamp relays through auto light sensor. Battery voltage is supplied to
the head lamps through headlamp fuses and head lamp relaysfhigh/ low) contact.
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N2GKG951B
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IMMOBILIZER CONTROL SYSTEM E6FD835C
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N2GKG954A
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IMMOBILIZER CONTROL SYSTEM
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N2GKG954B
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DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHTS EBCD4BBA
DRL
FUSE
15A
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JOINT
To Joint ! CONNECTOR
' H B > Connector . IPHOTO 23I
From Head From Head (SD958-2)
Lamp Relay Lamp Relay
(HIGH)(SD958-2) (LOW)(SD958-2) E56
V V
-3k- DRL
102KEM01 Engine Running High Relay v Relay ON Input Memory Power CONTROL
IPHOTO 6gl .3 ' Input Signal MODULE
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DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHTS
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DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHTS
DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHTS (3) SD958-3
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Circuit Description
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For the visibility and safty of drivers, the daytime running light will turn on In addition to the DRL relay control, the DRL control module controls the tail
automatically when the engine is running. Under this condition, the head lamps relay (built in to the DRL control module) coil. Battery voltage is applied to the
will illuminate with a minimal amount of load on the charging system. closed contact of the tail lamp relay and the interior illumination lamps turn on.
As the DRL control module detects the generator running signals (engine running When the DRL module detects the engine runing OFF signal, the DRL control
signal), the DRL control module controls the operation of the high beam head module turns the lights off. When the DRL module detects the light switch ON
lamps through DRL relay coil control. Battery voltage from fusitile link (BATT) is (PARK or HEAD) signal, the DRL control module stops it's functions.
then provided to the low beam head lamps through the DRL relay contact.
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DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHTS
DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHTS (4) SD958-4
MEMO
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AUDIO SYSTEM E3B73703
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AUDIO SYSTEM
AUDIO SYSTEM (2) SD961-2
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AUDIO SYSTEM (4) SD961-4
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CRUISE CONTROL SYSTEM E002651E
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CRUISE CONTROL SYSTEM
CRUISE CONTROL SYSTEM (2) SD964-2
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CRUISE CONTROL SYSTEM
CRUISE CONTROL SYSTEM (3) SD964-3
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Circuit Description
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The cruise control system uses mechanical and electrical devices to maintain With cruise engaged, the cruise control module sends a signal to the transaxle
vehicle speed at a driver selected setting. The cruise control module receives control module that prevents the transaxle from continuously downshifting and
signals from the cruise control main switch, the stop lamp switch, the cruise upshifting to maintain the set vehicle speed when going up a long grade or hill.
control switch, transaxle range switch (A/T), cruise clutch pedal position switch The cruise control module incorporates a self diagnostic feature.
(M/T) and the vehicle speed sensor, The cruise control module sends signals
to the cruise control actuator and the transaxle control module (A/T).
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CRUISE CONTROL SYSTEM
CRUISE CONTROL SYSTEM (4) SD964-4
MEMO
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HORNS & TRUNK LID OPENER E6EEA6BE
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Circuit Description
Battery voltage is applied at all times to both the coil and the contacts of the horn Battery voltage is supplied at all times to the trunk lid switch through fuse 20.
relay. With the horn switch depressed, ground is provided to the coil of the horn When the trunk lid switch is pushed (ON), current is applied to the trunk lid
relay through the horn switch. The relay contacts closely and applys battery solenoid. The trunk lid are opened.
voltage to the horns. And then sounding the horns.
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BLOWER & A/C CONTROLS (AUTO) E034DDD5
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BLOWER & A/C CONTROLS (AUTO)
BLOWER & A/C CONTROLS (AUTO) (3)
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BLOWER & A/C CONTROLS (AUTO)
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BLOWER & A/C CONTROLS (AUTO)
BLOWER & A/C CONTROLS (AUTO) (5) SD971-5
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Circuit Description
The A/C control module receives inputs from the A/C sensors (for instance,photoThe A/C control module and various sensors provide accurate control of the air
sensor, thermostatic switch humidity sensor, ambient sensor, etc.) and controls mixture using blend door actuator, temperature actuator and intake actuator
the function of the air conditioning system. under all operating conditions. The function of the power transistor is that of the
blower resistor in manual A/C
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BLOWER & A/C CONTROLS (AUTO)
BLOWER & A/C CONTROLS (AUTO) (6) SD971-6
MEMO
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BLOWER & A/C CONTROLS (MANUAL) EB70E8A3
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BLOWER & A/C CONTROLS (MANUAL) (2) SD971-8
From A/C Control
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BLOWER & A/C CONTROLS (MANUAL)
BLOWER & A/C CONTROLS (MANUAL) (4) SD971-10
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Circuit Description
Blower control A/C control
With the ignition switch in ON and the blower switch in any position except OFF, With the ignition switch in ON and the blower switch in any position except
the blower relay coil energizes and the blower relay contact closes. OFF, the blower relay coil energizes and the blower relay contact closes.
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Battery voltage is then applied to the blower motor through the closed contacts Battery voltage is then applied to the blower motor through the closed contacts
of the blower relay and then ground is provided to the blower motor through of the blower relay and then ground is provided to the blower motor through
the blower resistor and the blower switch. As the blower switch is moved from the blower resistor and the blower switch. Batteiy voltage is applied to A/C
OFF to HI, resistance of the resistors (built in to the blower resistor) will switch through the fuse 15. With the A/C switch in ON, the Engine Control
decrease and battery voltage applied to the blower motor will increase. This will Module (ECM) will ground the coil of the A/C control relay after a short delay to
increase the blower motor speed. When the blower switch is in HI, all of the adjust idle speed. Battery voltage will then be applied to the compressor
resistors are by passed and the maximum voltage is now applied to the blower magnetic clutch from the A/C fuse through the closed contacts of the A/C
motor so that it runs at the highest speed. relay. The A/C compressor runs. Refer to the shop manual, section HA for
details.
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FRONT WIPER & WASHER EA84DED6
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FRONT WIPER & WASHER
FRONT WIPER & WASHER (2) SD981-2
BCM-CE BCM-JM BCM-KM BCM-LM
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CR05F011 KET_090II_14F_W_SW
Circuit Description
Wiper Operation Washer Operation
Battery voltage is suppled to the wiper switch from the fuse 10 when the ignition Battery voltage is supplied to the washer switch from the fuse 10, when the
switch is turned on. When the wiper switch is in Low or High position, the battery ignition switch is turned on. When the washer switch is in ON, the battery
voltage is grounded at G20(2.0L) or G23(2.7L) through the wiper motor. voltage is grounded at G16 through the washer motor.
Intermittent Operation
When the wiper switch is in INT and ignition switch is in ON, the wiper relay coil is
energized through BCM. The voltage is grounded at G20(2.0L) or G23(2.7L)
through the INT position of the wiper switch and the low position of the wiper motor.
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REAR WIPER & WASHER E8BF808E
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REAR WIPER & WASHER
REAR WIPER & WASHER (2) SD982-2
BCM-CE BCM-FF BCM-KM BCM-LM
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Circuit Description
All functions of the rear wiper and washer circuits are controlled by the position Rear washer Operation
of the rear wiper and washer switch in the multifunction switch. When the WASHER position is selected, the rear intermittent wiper motor
Rear Wiper Operation controls the operation of the washer motor through a relay coil.
The rear wiper switch has 3 positions(OFF, ON and INT). The rear wiper operates serveral times after the washer fluid sprays on to the
Based on these switch position signals, the rear intermittent wiper motor controls rear window,
the operation of the wiper motor through a relay coil.
1. When the ON position is selected, the rear window wiper operates continuously.
2. When the INT position is selected, the wiper operates intermittently.
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