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APPENDIXReturn To Main Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION ................................................................ 2SYMBOLS ......................................................................... 6

TROUBLESHOOTING INSTRUCTIONS .......................... 10FUSE AND RELAY INFORMATION ................................ 15POWER DISTRIBUTION .................................................. 18DASH FUSE BOX DETAILS .......................................... 22GROUND DISTRIBUTION ................................................ 32JOINT DISTRIBUTION ..................................................... 44AIR BAG ........................................................................ 166ANTI-LOCK BRAKE SYSTEM ...................................... 162A/C COMPRESSOR CONTROLS ................................... 142A/T AND IGNITION KEY LOCK CONTROLS ............... 146BACKUP LAMPS ........................................................... 116BLOWER CONTROLS ..................................................... 140

BRAKE AND CHARGE WARNING SYSTEM ............... . 98CHARGING SYSTEM ....................................................... 56CIGARETTE LIGHTER .................................................... 90COOLING SYSTEM .......................................................... 58COURTESY LAMPS ......................................................... 118CRUISE CONTROL SYSTEM ....................................... 80DASH, CONSOLE AND SWITCH LAMPS.. .................. .122DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHTS (DRL) ............................. 102DIGITAL CLOCK .............................................................. 134DOHC SYSTEM ........................................................ 62/70ELECTRONIC LOCK UP CONTROL SYSTEM ............ 84

EXTERIOR LAMPS .......................................................... 106HEADLAMPS .................................................................. 100HORNS ............................................................................ 88IGNITION SYSTEM .......................................................... 52INDICATORS/GAUGES .......................................... 92/ 96PASSIVE SEAT BELT SYSTEM .............................. 158POWER DOOR LOCKS .................................................. 152POWER DOOR MIRRORS .............................................. 154POWER WINDOWS ......................................................... 148SOUND SYSTEM/POWER ANTENNA .................. 130/132STARTING SYSTEM ........................................................ 54

STOP LAMPS ................................................................... 110SUNROOF ......................................................................... 156TAC SYSTEM ................................................................ 136TRUNK LID OPENER ...................................................... 128TURN/HAZARD LAMPS ............................................... 112VEHICLE SPEED SENSOR ........................................... 78CONFIGURATION OF CONNECTORS........................... 168COMPONENT LOCATION ............................................... 182HARNESS LAYOUT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 206
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WS-2 INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

This Group consists of five major diagnostic sections for electrical problem troubleshooting.

Schematic diagrams Component location indexes Harness layouts

Component location Connector configurations

The starting point of each system section is the schematic diagram, these diagrams show how all the components work

together, such as electrical current paths from power source to ground (via electrical load), switch connections at each

positions, and other related circuit functions.

It is important to fully understand how a circuit work prior to troubleshooting and diagnosis.

An Example of Schematic Diagram


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INTRODUCTION WS-3

COMPONENT LOCATION INDEXES

When you want to locate the schematic components on the vehicle, use the Component Location Index which follows each

schematic. A Component Location Index lists major components, connectors, grounds and their physical location and

page figure reference.

Components

Relay with diode (C40)

Generator (E17/E18)

Instrument cluster (I05-1/l17-1)

Connectors

EM02

MC02

Ml01

JointMO1-1

Location reference-page

WS-181

WS-184

WS-186

WS-185

WS-189

WS-190

WS-17

Where connectors are listed, the number of cavities are provided. This figure indicates the total number of cavities in the

connector, regardless of how many are actually used. This information along with housing color will be useful for you to

identify connectors on the vehicle. Almost all components, connectors, grounds or splices shown on a schematic can be

pinpointed visually by using the Component Location Illustrations.


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WS-4 INTRODUCTION

HARNESS LAYOUTS

Harness layouts show the routing of the major wiring harnesses and the in-line connectors between the major harnesses.

These layouts will make electrical troubleshooting easier.

An example of Harness Layouts-Engine Harness

COMPONENT LOCATIONS

Component Locations give easy access to find the schematic components on the vehicle shown in the Component

Location Index. Where connectors are listed, the total number of cavities, how many are actually used, is provided to help

identify connectors on the vehicle.


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INTRODUCTION WS-5

CONNECTOR CONFIGURATIONS

This section shows the cavitiy or terminal locations in all the multi-pin connectors shown in the schematic diagrams. It is

helpful for you to locate check points, together with the wire colors and terminal numbers in the schematic. The configuration

drawings show the connector views as seen from a component after the harness connector has been disconnected. When

more than on connector is connected to a component, the connectors are all shown together. Both halves of in line

connectors are shown together.


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SYMBOLS

SYMBOLSThe symbols and the abbreviations explained in this section are used throughout the manual.

SYMBOLS IN SCHEMATIC

Components Diode

A solid line means the entirecomponent is shown.

A broken line indicates onlypart of the component is shown.

This means power is suppliedwith the ignition in RUN.

Connectors

This diode allows current toflow only in the direction of thearrow.

Notes about componentfunction follow its name.

The name of the componentappears next to its upper rightcorner.

Each connector is numberedfor reference in the componentlocation index.

The index also lists the totalnumber of cavities and the colorthe connector. Wires may not beused in all cavities.

Fuse and Fusible link

This means the connector con-nects directly to the component.

This indicates the connectorconnects to a lead (pigtail),

wired directly to the com-ponent.

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SYMBOLS

Wires

A wavy line means thewire is broken butis to be continued.

Wire insulation is yellowwith a red strip

Current path is continued anotherpage. The arrow shows the direc-tion of current flow. You shouldlook for the P in the Power Dis-tribution schematic to follow thewhite wire in left example.

A wire connects to anothercircuit. The wire is shownagain on that circuit whichthe arrow is pointing.

A broken line means only someof the circuit is shown; refer tothe circuit listed for the com-plete schematic.

Wire choices for options or dif-ferent models are labeled andshown with a choice bracketlike this.

This dashed line means theRED and YEl/BLU wiresare both in connector M35.

Where separate wires join, onlythe splice is shown: for detailson the additional wiring, referto the circuit listed.

Splices

Splices are numbered and shownas a dot with circle. The exactlocation and connection of thesesplices may vary among vehicles.

Ground-G

Shield Wire

This symbol means the end ofthe wire is attached to a metalpart of the vehicle.

Each wire ground (G) is num-

bered for reference in thecomponent location index.

This represents RFI (Radio Fre-quency Interference) Shieldingaround a wire. the shielding isalways connected to ground.


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WS-8 SYMBOLS

Switches Joint Connectors

These switches move together:a dashed line shows a mechani-cal connection between them.

Indicator

This is a relay shown with nocurrent flowing through its coil.When a current flows throughcoil, contact will toggle.

This indicates seat belt warningindicator continues to other indi-cators within instrument cluster.

Normally open contact

Normally closed contact

This is an indicator whichdisplays the lighted symbol.

WIRE COLOR ABBREVIATIONS

The following abbreviations are used to identify wire colors in the circuit schematics:


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SYMBOLS WS-9

CONNECTOR CLASSIFICATION SYMBOLS

Electrical wiring connectors are classified according to the wiring parts in the Harness Layout.

Harness name

Engine and its extension harness

Main and its extension harness

Control (ECM) harness

T/A (TCM) and its extension harness

Floor and Rear floor, Trunk lid (Tail gate),

Rear and their extension harnesses

Crash pad, Instrument and their extensionharnesses

Location

Engine compartment

Passenger compartment

Engine compartment

Engine compartment

Passenger compartment/

Luggage compartment

Under crash pad

Symbol

E

M

C

T

R

I

Door and its extension harness Door D

A connector identification symbol consists of a wiring harness location classification symbol corresponding to each

other wiring harness location and number peculiar to the connector.

These connector locations can be found in the WIRING HARNESS LAYOUT.

Number peculiar to sub-connector (Serial Number)

Number peculiar to main connector (Serial Number)Symbol indicating wiring harness (Engine wiring harness)

NOTEConnectors which connect each wiring harness are represented by the following symbols.

For example:

Number peculiar to sub-connector (Serial Number

Number peculiar to main connector (Serial Number)

Main wiring harness


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WS-10 TROUBLESHOOTING INSTRUCTION

TROUBLESHOOTING INSTRUCTIONS

TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURES

The following five-step troubleshooting procedure is recommended.

Step 1. Verify the customer complaints

Turn on all the components in the problem circuit to check the accuracy of the customer complaints. Note the symptoms.

Do not begin disassembly or testing until you have narrowed down the probable causes.

Step 2. Read and analyze the schematic diagram

Locate the schematic for the problem circuit. Determine how the circuit is supposed to work by tracing the current paths

from the power source through the system components to ground. If you do not understand how the circuit should work,

read the circuit operation text. Also check other circuits that share with the problem circuit. The name of circuits that share

the same fuse, ground, or switch, for example, are referred to on each diagrams. Try to operate any shared circuits you

did not check in step 1. If the shared circuit works, the shared wiring is okay, and the cause must be within the wiring used

only by the problem circuit. If several circuit fails at the same time, the fuse or ground is a likely cause.

Step 3. Inspect the circuit/component with the problem isolated

Make a circuit test to check the diagnosis you made in step 2. Remember that a logical, simple procedure is the key to

efficient troubleshooting. Narrow down the probable causes using the Troubleshooting Hints, System Diagnosis Charts.

Test for the most likely cause of failure first. try to make tests at points that are easily accessible.

Step 4. Repair the problem

Once the problem is found, make the necessary repairs.

Step 5. Make sure the circuit works

Repeat the system check to be sure you have repaired the problem. If the problem was a blown fuse, be sure to test all

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TROUBLESHOOTING INSTRUCTION WS-11

TROUBLESHOOTING EQUIPMENTS

Voltmeter And Test Lamp

Use a test lamp or a voltmeter on circuits without solid-state units,

use a test lamp to check for voltage. A test lamp is made up of 12-

volt bulb with a pair of leads attached. After grounding one lead to

various points along the circuit where voltage should be present.When the bulb goes on, there is voltage at the point being tested.

CAUTION:A number of circuits include solid-state modules such asEngine Control Module (EM) used with computer commandcontrol injection. Voltage in these circuits should be testedonly with a 10-megohm or higher impedance digital voltmeter.Never use a test lamp on circuits that contain solid-state units.Damage to the units may result.

A voltmeter can be used in place of a test lamp. While a test lamp

shows whether the voltage is present or not, a voltmeter indicates

how much voltage there is.

Self-Powered Test Lamp And Ohmmeter

Use a self-powered test lamp or a ohmmeter to check for continuity.

Self-powered test lamp is made of a bulb, battery and two leads and

is used only on an unpowered circuit. If the leads are touched

together, the lamp will go on. Prior to checking the points, first

disconnect the battery ground cable or remove the fuse which feeds

the circuit you are working on.

CAUTION:Never use a self-powered test lamp on circuits that containsolid state units. Damage to these units may result.

An ohmmeter can be used in place of a self-powered test lamp.

The ohmmeter shows how much resistance there is between two

points along a circuit. Low resistance means good continuity.

Circuits which include any solid-state devices should be tested only

with a 10-megohm or higher impedance digital multimeter. When

measuring resistance with a digital multimeter, battery negative

terminal should be disconnected. Otherwise, there may incorrect

readings. Diodes and solid-state devices in a circuit can make an

ohmmeter give a false reading. To find out if a component is

affecting a measurement, take one reading, reverse the leads andtake a second reading. If the readings differ, the solid-state device

is affecting the measurement.


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Jumper Wire With Fuse

Use a jumper wire with fuse to by pass an open circuit.

A jumper wire is made up of an in-line fuse holder connected to a

set of test leads. This tool is available with small clamp connectors

providing adaption to most connectors without damage.

CAUTION:Do not use a fuse with a higher rating then the specified fuse that

protests the circuit being tested. Do not use this tool in any situation

to substitute for input or output at the solid-state control module,

such as ECM, TCM, etc.

Short Finder

Short finder is available to locate short to ground. The short finder

creates a pulsing magnetic field in the shorted circuit and shows

you the location of the short through body trim or sheet metal.


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TROUBLESHOOTING INSTRUCTION WS-13

TROUBLESHOOTING TEST

Testing For Voltage

This test measures voltage in a circuit. When testing for voltage at

a connector, you do not have to separate the two halves of the

connector. Instead, probe the connector from the back. Always

check both sides of the connector because dirt and corrosionbetween its contact surfaces can cause electrical problems.

1. Connect one lead of a test lamp or voltmeter to a ground. If you

are using a voltmeter, be sure it is the voltmeters negative lead

test you have connected to ground.

2. Connect the other lead of the test lamp or voltmeter to a

selected test point (connector or terminal).

3. If the test lamp glows, there is voltage present. If you are using

a voltmeter, note the voltage reading.

A loss of more than 1 volt from specifications indicates a

problem.

Testing For Continuity

1. Disconnect the battery negative terminal.

2. Connect one lead of a self-powered test lamp or ohmmeter to one

end of the part of the circuit you wish to test. If you are using an

ohmmeter, hold the leads together and adjust the ohmmeter to read

zero ohms.

3. Connect the other lead to the other end.

4. If the self-powered test lamp glows, there is continuity. If you are

using an ohmmeter, low or zero resistance means good continuity.

Testing For Short To Ground

1. Remove the blown fuse and disconnect the battery and load.

3. Connect one lead of a self-powered test lamp or an ohmmeter to

the fuse terminal on the load side.

3. Connect the other lead to a ground.

4. Beginning near the fuse block move the harness from side to

side. Continue this point (about six inches apart) while watching the

selfpowered test lamp or ohmmeter.

5. When the self-powered test lamp glows, or ohmmeter registers,

there is a short to ground in the wiring near that point.


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Testing For A Short With A Short Finder

1. Remove the blown fuse. Leave the battery connected.

2. Connect the short finder across the fuse terminals.

3. Close all switches in series in the circuit youre testing.

4. Turn on the short circuit locator. It sends pulses of current to the

short.

This creates a pulsing magnetic field around the wiring betweenthe fuse box and the short.

5. Beginning at the fuse box, slowly move the short finder along

the circuit wiring. The meter will show current pulses through

sheet metal and body trim. As long as the meter is between the

fuse and the short, the needle with move with each current

pulse. One you move the meter past the point of the short, the

needle will stop moving. Check around this area to locate the

cause of the short circuit.


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FUSE AND RELAY INFORMATION WS-15

FUSE AND RELAY INFORMATION

DASH FUSE BOX

Layout


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ENGINE COMPARTMENT RELAY BOX

Layout


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FUSE AND RELAY INFORMATION WS-17

PASSENGER COMPARTMENT RELAY BOX

Layout

FUSIBLE LINK BOX

Layout/circuit

Main-fusible link

A (Yellow)

Amperage

60A

Circuit

Generator


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WS-18 POWER DISTRIBUTION

POWER DISTRIBUTION

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (1)


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POWER DISTRIBUTION WS-19



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WS-22 DASH FUSE BOX DETAILS

DASH FUSE BOX DETAILS



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MEMO


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WS-32 GROUND DISTRIBUTION

GROUND DISTRIBUTION

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (G01)-1


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GROUND DISTRIBUTION WS-35

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (G02-1)


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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (G03)


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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (G04/G05)


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GROUND DISTRIBUTION



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WS-44

JOINT DISTRIBUTION

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (E01-1)

JOINT DISTRIBUTION


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JOINT DISTRIBUTION WS-45

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (E0143)


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WS-46 JOINT DISTRIBUTION

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (M01-1)


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JOINT DISTRIBUTION

MEMO


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WS-52 IGNITION SYSTEM

IGNITION SYSTEM

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM


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IGNITION SYSTEM WS-53

COMPONENT LOCATION INDEX

Components

ECM (C01-2 ~ C01-3)

ECM control relay (C02)

Ignition coil (C14)

Ignition switch (M24)

Noise filter (Cl 1)

Power transistor (C13)

Connector

MC01

Ground

G09


WS-182

WS-182

WS-183

WS-189

WS-182

WS-183

WS-201

WS-204


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WS-54 STARTING SYSTEM

STARTING SYSTEM

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM


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STARTING SYSTEM WS-55


Components

Ignition lock switch (M29)

Starter motor (C18)

Starter relay (M15)

Transaxle range switch (E28)

Connectors

EM04/EM05

MC01

GroundG01


WS-195

WS-183

WS-194

WS-189

WS-191

WS-201

WS-203


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CHARGING SYSTEM

CHARGING SYSTEM

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM


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CHARGING SYSTEM WS-57


ComponentsGenerator (E31-1 ~ E31-2)

Instrument cluster (I13-1)


ConnectorsEl01

EM03

MC01


WS-189

WS-193

WS-182

WS-192

WS-191WS-201


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COOLING SYSTEM

COOLING SYSTEM



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WS-60 COOLING SYSTEM


ComponentsA/C switch (I10)

Condenser fan (E29)

Condenser fan control relay (E04)

Condenser fan relay (E05)

Radiator fan (E26)

Radiator fan relay (E07)

Thermo switch (E26-2)

Therrno sensor (E44)

ConnectorsEl01

EM03

Ml01

GroundG05

G07


WS-193

WS-189

WS-188

WS-188

WS-189WS-188

WS-189

WS-190

WS-192

WS-191

WS-201

WS-203

WS-203


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COOLING SYSTEM WS-61

MEMO


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WS-62 DOHC SYSTEM (For California)

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Components

A/C relay (E08)

A/C switch (I10)

Auto cruise module (M21)

Crankshaft position sensor (C09)

Data link conn. (M33)


ECM (C01 -1 ~. C01 -3)

ELC module (E02-2)

ECTS (C20)

Fuel pump motor (M50)

Idle switch (C30)


Ignition coil (C14)


Injectors (C12-1 ~ C12-4)


ISC motor (C15)

Ignition control adjusting conn. (C19)

Low pressure switch (C06)

Oxygen sensor (C21)

Power steering switch (E30)


Starter relay (M15)Transaxle range switch (E28)

Thermo sensor (El 9)

Thermo switch (I12)

TPS (C17)

VAFS (C22)

Connectors

EM02

EM03EM04

EM05

MC01Ml01Ml02

Ground

G01

G08

G09

G11


WS-188

WS-193WS-194

WS-182

WS-196WS-182

WS-182

WS-188

WS-183

WS-197

WS-184

WS-195

WS-183

WS-195

WS-182

WS-193

WS-183

WS-183WS-182

WS-183

WS-189

WS-183

WS-194WS-189

WS-188

WS-193

WS-183

WS-183

WS-191

WS-191

WS-191

WS-191

WS-201WS-201

WS-201

WS-203

WS-203

WS-204

WS-204


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MEMO


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WS-70 DOHC SYSTEM (Except California)

DOHC SYSTEM (Except California)



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Components

A/C relay (E08)

A/C switch (I10)

Auto cruise module (M21)

Crankshaft position sensor (C09)

Data link conn. (M33)


ECM (C01 -1 ~ C01 -3)

ELC module (E02-2)

ECTS (C20)

Fuel pump motor (M50)

Idle switch (C30)Ignition switch (M24)

Ignition coil (C14)


Injectors (C12-1 ~ Cl 2-4)


ISC motor (Cl 5)

Ignition control adjusting conn. (Cl 9)

Low pressure switch (C06)

Oxygen sensor (C21)

Power steering switch (E30)


Starter relay (M15)Transaxle range switch (E28)

Thermo sensor (El 9)

Thermo switch (I12)

TPS (Cl 7)

VAFS (C22)

Connectors

EM02

EM03

EM04

EM05

MC01

Ml01

Ml02

Ground

G01

G08

G09

G11


WS-188

WS-193

WS-194WS-182

WS-196

WS-182

WS-182

WS-188

WS-183

WS-197

WS-184WS-195

WS-183WS-195

WS-182

WS-193WS-183

WS-183WS-182

WS-183

WS-189

WS-183

WS-194WS-189

WS-188

WS-193

WS-183

WS-183

WS-191

WS-191

WS-191

WS-191

WS-201

WS-201WS-201

WS-203

WS-203

WS-204

WS-204


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WS-78 VEHICLE SPEED SENSOR

VEHICLE SPEED SENSOR

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM


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VEHICLE SPEED SENSOR WS-79


Components

A/C switch (I10)

Cruise control module (M21)

Data link connector (M33)

ECM (C01 -1)Instrument cluster (I13-1 ~ I13-4)

TCM (E02-2)

Connectors

EM04

MC01Ml01

Ml02

Ground

G01


WS-193

WS-194

WS-196

WS-182

WS-193

WS-188

WS-191

WS-201WS-201

WS-201

WS-203


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CRUISE CONTROL SYSTEM



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ComponentsAudio (M43)

Clutch switch (M30)

Cruise control actuator (E09)


Cruise main switch (I07)


Digital clock (I11)


Multi switch (M26-1/M26-3)

Overdrive switch (M60)

Stop lamp switch (M28)


TCM (E20-2~E20-3)

Connectors

EM04

EM05 (NT)

MC01

Ml02

Ml01

MR01

GroundG01

G04


WS-196

WS-195WS-188

WS-194

WS-193

WS-196

WS-193

WS-195

WS-195

WS-198

WS-195

WS-189

WS-188

WS-191

WS-191

WS-201WS-201

WS-201

WS-201

WS-203

WS-203


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E L E C T R O N I C L O C K U P C O N T R O L S



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Components

Accelerator pedal switch (M22)



ECT switch (M41)

ECM (CO1 -1)

Kick down servo switch (El 1)

Oil Temperature sensor (El 2)

Over drive switch (M60)

Pulse generator (El 3)


TCM (E02-1 ~ E02-2)

TP sensor (Cl 7)

Transaxle valve body (E25)

Vehicle speed sensor (I13-2)

Connectors

EM04

MC01

Ml02

Grounds

G01

G06


WS-194

WS-194

WS-196

WS-196

WS-182

WS-188

WS-188

WS-188

WS-188

WS-189

WS-188

WS-183WS-189

WS-193

WS-191

WS-201

WS-201

WS-203

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WS-88

H O R N S

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM

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HORNS WS-89


Components

Horn relay (M20)

Left horn (E38)Multifunction switch (M26-1/M26-3)

Right horn (El 8)

Connector

EM03


WS-194

WS-190

WS-195

WS-188

WS-191


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C I G A R E T T E L I G H T E R

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM


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CIGARETTE LIGHTER WS-91


Components

Cigarette lighter (M44)

Ground

G11


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WS-204


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I N D I C A T O R S



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INDICATORS WS-95


ComponentsA/C switch (I10)

Digital clock (I11)

Fuel sender (M50)

Instrument cluster (I13-1 ~ I13-4)

Oil pressure switch (E32)

Rheostat (I01)

TACM (M38)

Connectors

El01MC01

Ml01

Ml02

Ground

G01

G11


WS-193

WS-193

WS-197

WS-193

WS-195

WS-193

WS-196

WS-192

WS-201

WS-201

WS-201

WS-203

WS-204


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WS-96 GAUGES

G A U G E S

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM


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GAUGES WS-97


Components

A/C switch (I10)

Cluster (I13-1)

Coolant temperature sender (Cl 9)

Fuel sender (M50)

Connectors

MC01

Ml02

Ml01

Grounds

G01

G11


WS-193

WS-193

WS-183

WS-197

WS-201

WS-201

WS-201

WS-203

WS-204


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WS-98 BRAKE AND CHARGE WARNING SYSTEM

B R A K E A N D C H A R G E W A R N I N G S Y S T E M

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM


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Components

Generator (E31-2)

Brake fluid level sensor (E14)


Parking brake switch (M36)

TACM unit (M38)


Connectors

El01

EM03Ml01/Ml02

Ground

G05


WS-189

WS-188

WS-193WS-196

WS-196WS-182

WS-192

WS-191WS-201

WS-203


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WS-100 HEAD LAMPS

H E A D L A M P S

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM


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HEAD LAMPS WS-101


ComponentsCluster (I13-1)Head lamp relay (E06)LH head lamp (E36)Multifunction switch (M26-2)RH head lamp (E23)

ConnectorsEl01


WS-193WS-188WS-190WS-195WS-188

WS-192EM02EM03Ml02

GroundGO1 WS-203


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WS-102 DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHTS

DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHTS (DRL)



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DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHTS WS-103



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WS-104 DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHTS


ComponentsGenerator (E31-2)Brake fluid level sensor (E14)CON D. fan motor (E29)COND. fan relay (E05)DRL module (E40)Instrument cluster (I13-2)LH head lamp (E36)Multi switch (M26-2)RH head lamp (E22)Tail lamp relay (M18)

ConnectorsEl01EM02/EM03Ml02

GroundG01/G05/G07


WS-189WS-188WS-189WS-188WS-190WS-193WS-190WS-195WS-188WS-194

WS-192WS-191WS-201

WS-203


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DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHTS WS-105

MEMO


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WS-106

EXTERIOR LAMPS


EXTERIOR LAMPS


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EXTERIOR LAMPS WS-107



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WS-108 EXTERIOR LAMPS



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EXTERIOR LAMPS WS-109


ComponentsTail lamp relay (M18)Multi switch (M26-2)Digital clock (I11)LH side marker lamp (E34)LH tail/stop lamp (R01)LH license lamp (R12)Trunk lid opener (R15)RH license lamp (R13)Fuel pump (M49)Cigarette lighter illum. (M44)RH tail/stop lamp (R03)RH side marker lamp (E21)

ConnectorsEM02/EM03Ml01/MR01/MR02

GroundG01/G03G10/G11


WS-194WS-195WS-193WS-190WS-202WS-202WS-202WS-202WS-197WS-197WS-202WS-188

WS-191WS-201

WS-203WS-204


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STOP LAMPS

STOP LAMPS

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM


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STOP LAMPS WS-111


ComponentsHigh mounted stop lamp (M56)LH stop lamp (R01)RH stop lamp (R03)Stop lamp switch (M28)Stop lamp switch (M27)

ConnectorMR01

GroundsG03G10


WS-198WS-202WS-202WS-195WS-195

WS-201

WS-203WS-204


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WS-112 TURN/HAZARD LAMPS

TURN/HAZARD LAMPS



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TURN/HAZARD LAMPS WS-113



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WS-114 TURN/HAZARD LAMPS


Components


Cluster (I13-1, I13-2)Flasher unit (M16)Hazard switch (109)LH front turn (E33)LH rear turn (R01)Multi switch (M26-2)RH front turn (E20)RH rear turn (R03)

ConnectorsEM02Ml01MR01

GroundG01/G05G10

WS-193WS-194WS-193WS-190WS-202WS-195WS-188WS-202

WS-191WS-201WS-201

WS-203WS-204


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TURN/HAZARD LAMPS WS-115

MEMO


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WS-116 BACK UP LAMPS

BACK UP LAMPS

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM


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BACK UP LAMPS WS-117


ComponentsTransaxle range switch (E28)LH back up lamp (R01)RH back up lamp (R03)

ConnectorsEM02MR01

GroundG10


WS-189WS-202WS-202

WS-191WS-201

WS-204


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WS-118 COURTESY LAMPS

COURTESY LAMPS

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (1)-With Sunroof


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COURTESY LAMPS WS-119

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (P)-Without Sunroof


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WS-120 COURTESY LAMPS


ComponentsCluster (I13-3)Courtesy lamp (M73)LH door lamp (D10)LH front door switch (M47)LH rear door switch (M52)Map lamp (M71)Overhead console lamp (M78)RH door lamp (D20)RH front door switch (M45)

RH rear door switch (M46)Trunk lamp (M55)Trunk lamp switch (R02)

ConnectorsMD01/MD05Ml02/MR01

GroundG02


WS-193WS-199WS-186WS-197WS-197WS-199WS-199WS-187WS-197

WS-197WS-198WS-202

WS-201WS-201

WS-203


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COURTESY LAMPS WS-121

MEMO


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WS-122 DASH, CONSOLE AND SWITCH LAMPS

DASH, CONSOLE AND SWITCH LAMPS



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DASH. CONSOLE AND SWITCH LAMPS WS-123



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WS-124 DASH. CONSOLE AND SWITCH LAMPS



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DASH, CONSOLE AND SWITCH LAMPS WS-125



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WS-126 DASH, CONSOLE AND SWITCH LAMPS


ComponentsAudio ILL. (M43)A/T shift lamp (M66)Cigarette lighter lamp (M44)Cluster (I13-3)Digital clock (I11)ECT switch (M41)Fuel pump (M49)Hazard switch (I09)Heater control ILL. (M68)LH front window switch (D03)LH rear window switch (D31)Main cruise switch (I07)Multi switch (M26-2)Rear window defogger switch (I08)Rheostat (I01)RH front window switch (D13)RH rear window switch (D41)

ConnectorsEM02EM03MD01

MD05MD08MD09Ml01

GroundGO1G02G11


WS-196WS-198WS-197WS-193WS-193WS-196WS-196WS-193WS-198WS-186WS-187WSs-193WS-195WS-193WS-193WS-187WS-187

WS-191WS-191WS-201

WS-201WS-201WS-201WS-201

WS-203WS-203WS-204


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DASH, CONSOLE AND SWITCH LAMPS WS-127

MEMO


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WS-128 TRUNK LID OPENER

TRUNK LID OPENER

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM


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TRUNK LID OPENER WS-129


ComponentsLH licence lamp (R12)Trunk lid opener (R15)Trunk lid opener switch (D21)

ConnectorsMD01MD02MR02

GroundG03


WS-202WS-202WS-187

WS-201WS-201WS-201

WS-203


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WS-130 SOUND SYSTEM

SOUND SYSTEM

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM


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SOUND SYSTEM WS-131


ComponentsAudio (M43)Heater control ilium (M66)LH front speaker (D02)LH rear speaker (M54)Rheostat (101)RH front speaker (D12)RH rear speaker (M57)

ConnectorsMD01MD05Ml01MR02


WS-196WS-198WS-186WS-198WS-193WS-186WS-198

WS-201WS-201WS-201WS-201


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WS-132 POWER ANTENNA

POWER ANTENNA

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM


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POWER ANTENNA WS-133


ComponentsAntenna motor (M58)Audio (M43)


WS-198WS-196


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WS-134 DIGITAL CLOCK

DIGITAL CLOCK

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM


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DIGITAL CLOCK WS-135


ComponentsA/C switch (I10)Audio (M43)Cluster (I13-1)Digital clock (I11)

ConnectorsMl01Ml02

GroundG01


WS-193WS-196WS-193WS-193

WS-201WS-201

WS-203


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WS-136 TAC SYSTEM

TIME AND ALARM CONTROL (TAC) SYSTEM



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TAC SYSTEM WS-137



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WS-138 TAC SYSTEM



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TAC SYSTEM WS-139

COMPONENT LOCATION IN

ComponentsA/C switch (I10)Generator (E31-2)Chime bell (M32)Cluster (I13-1)Cluster (I13-3)Door warning switch (M23)Front wiper motor (E16)LH front door switch (M47)Multi switch (M26-1)Rear defogger glass (M53)

Rear defogger switch (I08)Seat belt switch (M37)TACM (M38)Washer motor (E37)

ConnectorsEM02EM03Ml01Ml02

Ground

G01G02G05G11G12


WS-193WS-189WS-195WS-193WS-193WS-195WS-188WS-197WS-195WS-197

WS-196WS-193WS-196WS-190

WS-191WS-191WS-201WS-201

WS-203WS-203WS-203WS-204WS-204


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WS-140 BLOWER CONTROLS

BLOWER CONTROLS

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM


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BLOWER CONTROLS WS-141


ComponentsBlower motor (M61)Blower relay (Ml 7)Blower resistor (M63)Blower switch (M62)

ConnectorsEM02EM03

GroundGO1


WS-198WS-194WS-198WS-198

WS-191WS-191

WS-203


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WS-142 A/C COMPRESSOR CONTROLS

A/C COMPRESSOR CONTROLS



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A/C COMPRESSOR CONTROLS WS-143



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WS-144 A/C COMPRESSOR CONTROLS


ComponentsNC compressor (C08)A/C control relay (E08)A/C low pressure switch (C06)A/C switch (I10)Blower relay (M17)Blower switch (M62)ECM (C01 -1/C01 -2)TCM (E02-1)Thermo sensor-l (El 9)

Thermo switch (I12)

ConnectorsEl01EM02MC01Ml01

GroundGO1


WS-182WS-188WS-182WS-193WS-194WS-198WS-182WS-188WS-188

WS-193

WS-192WS-191WS-201WS-201

WS-203


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A/C COMPRESSOR CONTROLS WS-145

MEMO


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WS-146 A/T AND IGNITION KEY LOCK CONTROLS

A/T AND IGNITION KEY LOCK CONTROLS

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM


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A/T AND IGNITION KEY LOCK CONTROLS WS-147


ComponentsA/T and ignition key lock control module (M35)A/T shift lock sol. (M65)Audio (M43)Cigar lighter (M44)Ignition key lock solenoid (M25)P-position switch (M64)Stop lamp switch (M27/M28)

Ground

G02G11


WS-196WS-198WS-196WS-197WS-195WS-198WS-195

WS-203WS-204


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WS-148 POWER WINDOWS

POWER WINDOWS



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POWER WINDOWS WS-149



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WS-150 POWER WINDOWS



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POWER WINDOWS WS-151


ComponentsLH front window motor (D05)LH rear window motor (D32)LH rear window switch (D31)Power window main switch (D03)RH front window motor (D15)RH front window switch (D13)RH rear window motor (D42)RH rear window switch (D41)

Connectors

EM03MD01MD02MD05MD08MD09

GroundGO1


WS-186WS-187WS-187WS-186WS-187WS-187WS-187WS-187

WS-191WS-201WS-201WS-201WS-201WS-201

WS-203


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WS-152

POWER DOOR LOCK


POWER DOOR LOCK


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POWER DOOR LOCK WS-153


ComponentsLH front door actor (D06).LH rear door actor (D33)RH front door actor (D16)RH rear door actor (D43)Trunk lid opener switch (D21)

ConnectorsMD01MD05

GroundGO1


WS-186WS-187WS-187WS-187WS-187

WS-201WS-201

WS-203


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WS-154 POWER DOOR MIRROR

POWER DOOR MIRROR

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM


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POWER DOOR MIRROR WS-155


ComponentsAudio (M43)LH power door mirror (D01)Power door mirror switch (M42)RH power door mirror (D11)

ConnectorsMD01

MD05

GroundG11


WS-196WS-186WS-196WS-187

WS-201WS-201

WS-204


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WS-156 SUNROOF

SUNROOF

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM


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SUNROOF WS-157


ComponentsSun roof close/tilt up relay (M77)Sun roof motor (M80)Sun roof open/tilt down relay (M76)Sun roof switch (overhead console) (M78)

ConnectorsM34M72

GroundG01


WS-199WS-199WS-199WS-199

WS-196WS-199

WS-203


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WS-158 PASSIVE SEAT BELTS

PASSIVE SEAT BELTS



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PASSIVE SEAT BELTS WS-159



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WS-160 PASSIVE SEAT BELTS


ComponentsInstrument cluster (I13-1)LH door latch switch (D07)LH lap retractor (D09)LH shoulder retractor (D08)Passive seat belt unit (M48)RH door latch switch (D17)RH lap retractor (D19)RH shoulder retractor (D18)

ConnectorsMD04MD07Ml01Ml02

GroundsGO1G02


WS-193

WS-186WS-186WS-186WS-197WS-187WS-187WS-187

WS-201WS-201WS-201WS-201

WS-203WS-203


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PASSIVE SEAT BELTS WS-161

MEMO


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WS-162 ANTI-LOCK BRAKE SYSTEM

ANTI-LOCK BRAKE SYSTEM



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ANTI-LOCK BRAKE SYSTEM WS-163



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WS-164 ANTI-LOCK BRAKE SYSTEM

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM


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ANTI-LOCK BRAKE SYSTEM WS-165


ComponentsABS control module (M93)ABS modulator (C71)ABS relay (C72/C73)Cluster (I13-1/I13-2)Motor pump (C80)Data link connector (M33)Stop lamp switch (M27/M28)Wheel sensor (E55/E56/M94/M95)

ConnectorsMC03EM07MC04

GroundsGO1G02


WS-200WS-185WS-185WS-193WS-185WS-190WS-189WS-191/200

WS-201WS-192WS-201

WS-203WS-203


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WS-166 AIR BAG

AIR BAG

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM


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AIR BAG WS-167


ComponentsClock spring (Initiator) (M84)SRS control module (M81)Data link connector (M33)Cluster (I13-1~I13-2)

ConnectorsMl01M82

GroundsGO1G02


WS-200WS-200WS-196WS-193

WS-201WS-200

WS-203WS-203


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WS-168 CONFIGURATION OF CONNECTORS

CONFIGURATION OF CONNECTORS

CO1-1 ~ C20


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CONFIGURATION OF CONNECTORS WS-169


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D17 ~ E05


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E06 ~ E29


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E30 ~ El01


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El02 ~ I13-3


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I13-4 ~ M12


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M13 ~ M32


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M33 ~ M57


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M58 ~ M81


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M82 ~ MD05


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MD06 ~ R10


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CONFIGURATION OF CONNECTORS

R11 ~ R16


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MEMO


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WS-182 COMPONENT LOCATION

COMPONENTS (CO1-1 ~ C12-4)


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COMPONENT LOCATION WS-183

COMPONENTS (Cl3 ~ C25)


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COMPONENTS (C28 ~ C47)


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COMPONENTS (C48 ~ C80)


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COMPONENTS (DO1 ~ D10)


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COMPONENTS (D13 ~ D33)


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COMPONENTS (E02-1 ~ E23)


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COMPONENTS (E24 ~ E31-2)


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COMPONENTS (E32 ~ E44)


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COMPONENTS (E50 ~ EM06)


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COMPONENTS (EM07 ~ El02)


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COMPONENTS (I01 ~ I20)


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COMPONENTS (M02 ~ M22)


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COMPONENTS (MC01 ~ MR02)


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COMPONENTS (R01 ~ R15)


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COMPONENTS (G01 ~ G08)


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COMPONENTS (G09 ~ G12)


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INTRODUCTION WS-205

HARNESS LAYOUTS

Harness layouts show the routing of the major wiring harnesses and the in-line connectors between the major harnesses.These layouts will make electrical troubleshooting easier.

An example of Harness Layouts-Engine Harness

COMPONENT LOCATIONS

Component Locations give easy access to find the schematic components on the vehicle shown in the ComponentLocation Index. Where connectors are listed, the total number of cavities, how many are actually used, is provided to helpidentify connectors on the vehicle.


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WS-206 HARNESS LAYOUT

H A R N E S S L A Y O U T

ENGINE HARNESS (1)

E01-1 Joint connector (IGN)E01-2 Joint connector (TAIL, LH)E01-3 Joint connector (TAIL, RH)E04 Radiator fan control relayE05 Condense fan relayE06 Head lamp relayE07 Radiator fan relay

E08 Air conditioner relayE09 Cruise control actuatorE11 Kick down switch (A/T)E12 Oil temperature sensor (A/T)E13 Pulse generator (A/T)E14 Brake fluid sensorE16 Wiper motorE18 Horn (RH)E19 Thermo sensor (U.S.A)E20 Front turn signal lamp (RH)

E23 Head lampE25 T/A control solenoid (AT)E26 Radiator fanE27 Back up lamp switch (M/T)E28 Transaxle range switch (A/T)E29 Condenser fanE30 Power steering switch

E31-1 Generator (B+)E31-2 Generator (S.L)E32 Oil pressure switchE33 Front turn signal lamp (LH)E36 Head lamp (LH)E37 Washer motorE38 Horn (LH)E40 DRL moduleE55 Front sensor RH (ABS)E56 Front sensor LH (ABS)


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HARNESS LAYOUT WS-207

ENGINE HARNESS (2)

E02-1E02-2E02-3EM01EM02EM03EM04EM05EM06EM07El01

TCMTCMTCMConnection with MAIN wiring harnessConnection with MAIN wiring harnessConnection with MAIN wiring harnessConnection with MAIN wiring harness (A/T)Connection with MAIN wiring harness (A/T, Cruise)Connection with MAIN wiring harness (M/T, Cruise)Connection with ABS wiring harnessConnection with CRASH PAD wiring harness


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CONTROL HARNESS

C03 Purge solenoid

C04 Ignition timing adjuster

C05 Fuel pump checker

CO6 Dual pressure switch (A/C)

C07 Relay with diode

C08 A/C compressor

C09 Crankshaft position sensor

C11 Noise filter

C12-1 Injector #1

C12-2 Injector #2

C12-3 Injector #3

C12-4 Injector #4

C13 Power transistorC14 Ignition coil

C15 ISC motor

C17 Trottle position sensor

C18 Starter solenoid extension

C19 Coolant temp gauge

C20 Coolant temp sensor

C21 Front oxygen sensor

C22 Volume air flow sensor

C25 EGR solenoid

C2 8 EGR temp sensor

C30

C71C72

C73

C80

Idle switchABS modulator connector (1.8L)ABS relay box connector 2 (1.8L)ABS relay box connector 1 (1.8L)ABS motor pump (1.8L)


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CONTROL HARNESS

C01-1 ECMC01-2 ECMC01-3 ECMC02 Control relayMC01 Connection with MAIN wiring harness


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MAIN HARNESS (1)

M01-1 Joint connector (TAIL, LH)M01 -2 Joint connector (T/SIG, RH)M01-3 Joint connector (T/SIG, LH)

M01 -4 Joint connector (TAIL, RH)M15 Starter relayM16 Flasher unitM17 Blower relayM18 Tail lamp relayM19 Power window relayM21 Cruise control unitM23 Door warning switchM24 Ignition switchM25 Key lock solenoid (A/T)M26-1 Multifunction switchW26-2 Multifunction switchM27 Stop lamp switch (W/O CRUISE)

M28 Stop lamp switch (W/CRUISE)M29 Ignition lock switchM30 Clutch switchM32 ChimeM33 Data link connectorM34 Connection with ROOF wiring harnessM42 Outside mirror switchM43 AudioM44 Cigarette lighterM61 Blower motorM62 Blower switch

M63 ResisterM67 Blower actuator

M68 Heat control illuminationM82 Connection with A/BAG wiring connectorM83 Service connector (A/BAG)M91 Connection with ABS wiringM92 Connection with ABS wiring connectorEM01 Connection with MAIN wiring harnessEM02 Connection with MAIN wiring harnessEM03 Connection with MAIN wiring harnessEM04 Connection with MAIN wiring harness (A/T)EM05 Connection with MAIN wiring harness (A/T, CRUISE)EM06 Connection with MAIN wiring harness (M/T, CRUISE)MC01 Connection with CONTROL wiring harnessMC02 Connection with CONTROL wiring harness

MC03 Connection with CONTROL wiring harness (1.8L)MC04 Connection with CONTROL wiring harness (1.8L)Ml01 Connection with CRASH PAD wiring harnessMl02 Connection with CRASH PAD wiring harnessMD01 Connection with DOOR wiring harness (FRT, LH)MD02 Connection with DOOR wiring harness (FRT, LH)MD03 Connection with DOOR wiring harness (FRT, LH)MD04 Connection with DOOR wiring harness (FRT, LH)MD05 Connection with DOOR wiring harness (FRT, RH)MD06 Connection with DOOR wiring harness (FRT, RH)MD07 Connection with DOOR wiring harness (FRT, RH)


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MAIN HARNESS (2)

M35 A/T & key lock control unitM36 Parking brake switchM37 Seat belt switchM38 TACMM41 ECT switchM45 Door switch (FRT, RH)

M46 Door switch (RR, RH)M47 Door switch (FRT, LH)M48 Passive s/belt moduleM49 Fuel pumpM50 Fuel senderM52 Door switch (RR, LH)M53 Rear heated glass (+)M54 Speaker (RR, RH)M55 Trunk room lampM56 High mounted stop lampM57 Speaker (RR, LH)

M58M60M64M65M66M70

M81M93M94M95MR01MR02MD08MD09MD10MD11

Power antennaOver drive (O/D) switchP/Position switch

A/T SolenoidA/T IlluminationRear oxygen sensor

A/Bag control module (ESPS)ABS control moduleRear sensor RH (ABS)Rear sensor LH (ABS)Connection with REAR wiring harnessConnection with TRUNK LID wiring harnessConnection with DOOR wiring harness (RR, LH)Connection with DOOR wiring harness (RR, RH)Connection with DOOR wiring harness (RR, LH)Connection with DOOR wiring harness (RR, RH)


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CRASH PAD HARNESS

I01 RheostatI07 Cruise switchI08 Rear defogger switch

I09 Hazard switch

I10 NC switch

I11 Digital clockI12 Thermo switch

I13-1 ClusterI13-2 Cluster

I13-3 Cluster

I13-4 Reed switchMl01 Connection with Main harness

Ml02 Connection with Main harness

El01 Connection with Engine harness


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REAR/TRUNK LID HARNESS

Rear wiring harnessR01 Combination lamp (LH)R02 Trunk room lamp switch

R03 Combination lamp (RH)MR01 Connection with MAIN harness

Trunk lid wiring harnessR12 License lamp (LH)R13 License lamp (RH)R15 Trunk lid openerMR02 Connection with MAIN harness


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ROOF HARNESS

M34M71M72M73M76M77M78M80

Connection with MAIN wiring harnessMap lampSunroof extension wiring harnessRoom lamp (W/O sunroof)Sunroof relay (LH)Sunroof relay (RH)Over head console lamp (W/Sunroof)Sunroof motor


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FRONT DOOR HARNESS

D01 (D11)D02 (D12)D03 (D13)D04

D05 (D15)D06 (D16)D07 (D17)D08 (D18)D09 (D19)D10 (D20)D21MD01MD02MD03MD05MD06

Outside mirrorSpeaker (FRT, LH)Power window switchPower window switch

Power window motorCentral door locking actuatorDoor latch switchShoulder retractorLap retractorDoor lampTrunk lid switchConnection with MAIN wiring harness (FRT, LH)Connection with MAIN wiring harness (FRT, LH)Connection with MAIN wiring harness (FRT, LH)Connection with MAIN wiring harness (FRT, RH)Connection with MAIN wiring harness (FRT, RH)


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REAR DOOR HARNESS

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