Circuit Diagrams: Electrical Wiring
Circuit Diagrams: Electrical Wiring
Circuit Diagrams: Electrical Wiring
Electrical Wiring
CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS
4.3
BS
4 Junction Block
5 Centralized Junction
6 Power Unit
9 Interior Lighting
10 Driver Informatio
12 Assistant Mechanism
13 Driver Aids
14 Driver Comfort
Model YR 2006
English Edition RDWE-06HA030
Destination: MHR
April 2006 Printed in Malaysia
Copyright
Perusahaan Otomobil
Nasional Berhad
(Company No.: 100995-U)
Black plate (2,1)
CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS E W 0 3
Content /I
4 Junction Block
5 Centralized Junction
6 Power Unit
Copyright
Perusahaan Otomobil
Nasional Berhad
(Company No.: 100995-U)
E W 0 3 CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS
/II Content
BUZZER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8/1
OPERATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8/2
TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8/2
HEADLAMP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8/3
HEADLAMP (Continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8/4
OPERATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8/5
TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8/5
CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS E W 0 3
Content /III
9 Interior Lighting
10 Driver Informatio
12 Assistant Mechanism
E W 0 3 CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS
/IV Content
13 Driver Aids
14 Driver Comfort
DEFOGGER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14/3
DEFOGGER (Continued) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14/4
CLOCK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14/17
All information, illustrations and product descriptions contained in this manual are correct at time of publication. We however reserve the
right to make changes at any time without prior notice or obligation.
CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS E W 0 3
Content /V
NOTE
4 Junction Block
/1 CENTRALIZED ELECTRICAL BOX
PCB Schematic
DOIHH004R04001 @98%
Junction Block 4
CENTRALIZED ELECTRICAL BOX /2
DOIHH004R04002
4 Junction Block
/3 CENTRALIZED ELECTRICAL BOX
REMARK
Connector numbers are keyed to the configuration diagram (dashboard panel) and each circuit
diagram.
X : No Connection
Y : Multi-Purpose Fuses
Z : Blower Relay (I)
CENTRALIZED ELECTRICAL BOX CONNECTOR
Location of PIN SYMBOL on junction block connector
DOIHH004R04003
Junction Block 4
CENTRALIZED ELECTRICAL BOX /4
J/B Pin Pin No. Pin Attribute Connector Diagram (as in circuit diagram)
Symbol Symbol
A1 8 —
A2 7 —
A3 6 —
A4 5 —
A5 4 —
A6 3 Siren alarm
A-7 2 A/T control unit
A-8 1 —
A-9 20 —
A-10 19 —
A <A-
44> A-11 18 —
A-12 17 —
A-13 16 Starter motor
(with immo)
A-14 15 —
DOIKH004R03008
A15 14 —
A16 13 A/T control unit.
A17 12 —
A18 11 —
A19 10 Stop lamp
A20 9 ECU engine
B1 7 —
B2 6 —
B3 5 —
B4 4 —
B5 3 —
B6 2 —
B7 1 Front fog lamp sw
B8 18 —
B9 17 —
B <A-
43> B10 16 —
B11 15 IGN switch
B12 14 Blower motor
B13 13 Pwr window
motor
DOIKH004R03005
B14 12 —
B15 11 Ground
B16 10 Tail lamp
B17 9 Tail lamp
B18 8 Front fog lamp
4 Junction Block
/5 CENTRALIZED ELECTRICAL BOX
J/B Pin Pin No. Pin Attribute Connector Diagram (as in circuit diagram)
Symbol Symbol
C1 10 —
C2 9 —
C3 8 —
C4 7 —
C5 6 —
C6 5 —
C7 4 Ground
C8 3 Frt position lamp
(RH)
C9 2 Frt position lamp
(LH) DOIKH004R03006
Junction Block 4
CENTRALIZED ELECTRICAL BOX /6
J/B Pin Pin No. Pin Attribute Connector Diagram (as in circuit diagram)
Symbol Symbol
E1 4 Alternator / ECU
engine
E2 3 ECU engine
E3 2 ECU engine
E4 1 —
E <A- Air cond com-
E5 10 pressor
45>
E6 9 —
E7 8 —
E8 7 —
E9 6 — DOIKH004R03004
E10 5 —
F1 9 —
F2 8 —
F3 7 —
F4 6 —
F5 5 —
F6 4 —
F7 3 —
F8 2 ACC
F <A- F9 1 IGN1 (Fuse no1)
46> F10 18 Horn switch
F11 17 Light sw (TS)
F12 16 —
F13 15 —
F14 14 — DOIKH004R03010
F15 13 —
F16 12 —
F17 11 —
F18 10 —
4 Junction Block
/7 CENTRALIZED ELECTRICAL BOX
J/B Pin Pin No. Pin Attribute Connector Diagram (as in circuit diagram)
Symbol Symbol
G1 5 Door lock actua-
tor
G2 4 Alarm relay
G3 3 —
G4 2 —
G5 1 —
G6 14 —
G7 13 Column sw (HS/
G <A- PA)
47>
G8 12 ACC relay
G9 11 Main-2 relay
(ICM)
G10 10 Rear defogger
G11 9 — DOIKH004R03007
G12 8 —
G-13 7 —
G-14 6 —
Junction Block 4
CENTRALIZED ELECTRICAL BOX /8
J/B Pin Pin No. Pin Attribute Connector Diagram (as in circuit diagram)
Symbol Symbol
H1 11 Rear fog lamp
(RH/LH)
H2 10 Rear fog sw
H3 9 —
H4 8 —
H5 7 —
H6 6 —
H7 5 —
H8 4 Headlamp HI
indicator
H9 3 —
H10 2 —
H11 1 —
H <A-
48> H12 22 IGN2 (fuse no 7)
H13 21 Defogger sw
H14 20 —
H15 19 —
H16 18 — DOIKH004R03009
H17 17 —
H18 16 Buzzer, Radio,
Alarm, Door lock.
H19 15 Main-1 relay
(ICM)
H20 14 Fuel pump relay
(ICM)
H21 13 Hazard switch
H22 12 Mirror motor
5 Centralized Junction
/1 FUSIBLE LINK
DOIHH005R04001
Centralized Junction 5
FUSIBLE LINK /2
DOIHH005R04002
5 Centralized Junction
/3 CENTRALIZED FUSE
DOIHH005R04003
Centralized Junction 5
CENTRALIZED FUSE /4
5 Centralized Junction
/5 MULTI-PURPOSE FUSE
DOIHH005R04004
Rated capa-
Power supply circuit No. Circuit
city (A)
Back-up lamp, Reverse sensor control
unit, Starter relay (with immobiliser),
1 10 A/T relay, A/T control unit, Pulse
generator A (A/T), Pulse generator B
(A/T), Vehicle speed sensor (M/T)
Alarm control unit, ABS control unit,
2 10
Ignition IG1 Bleed connector
3 10 Airbag control unit (SRS)
Cruise switch (A/T), Key ring antenna,
4 10
Meter combination
5 10 Main-1 relay, Main-2 relay
6 10 Turn signal lamp, Buzzer assembly
Defogger relay, Defogger switch, Air-
Ignition IG2 7 10 conditioner control assembly, Blower
relay, Power window relay
Centralized Junction 5
CENTRALIZED RELAY /6
Rated capa-
Power supply circuit No. Circuit
city (A)
8 15 Cigarette lighter / Power socket
9 10 Radio, Clock, Horn relay
Front wiper motor, Front washer
ACC 10 20 motor, Rear wiper relay, Rear washer
relay, intermittent wiper relay
Rear wiper relay, Rear washer relay,
11 15
Rear wiper motor, Rear washer motor
12 — —
Battery BATT 13 7.5 Alarm control unit
14 7.5 Alarm control unit
DOIHH005R04005
5 Centralized Junction
/7 CENTRALIZED RELAY
DOIHH005R04006
Centralized Junction 5
CENTRALIZED RELAY /8
NOTE
6 Power Unit
/1 POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
DOIHH006R04001
Power Unit 6
POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM /2
DOIHH006R04002
6 Power Unit
/3 POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
DOIHH006R04003
Power Unit 6
POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM /4
DOIHH006R04004
6 Power Unit
/5 POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
DOIHH006R04005
Power Unit 6
POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM /6
DOIHH006R04006
6 Power Unit
/7 STARTING SYSTEM <with immobiliser>
DOIHH006R04007
Power Unit 6
STARTING SYSTEM <with immobiliser> /8
OPERATION
On vehicles with automatic transmission, placing the ignition switch in the ‘‘ST’’ position with the
selector lever in ‘‘P’’ position causes the starter contacts (magnet switch) to close and energizing the
starter motor.
TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS
1. Starter motor does not turn over at all.
. Check starter (coil).
. Check battery terminals for proper contact.
. Check inhibitor switch <A/T>.
. Check fuse No. 1 (10A) in SF box.
. Check FL 2 (30A) in CE box.
. Check starter relay (A-20X).
2. Starter motor does not stop rotating.
. Check starter (magnet switch).
6 Power Unit
/9 STARTING SYSTEM <without immobiliser>
DOIHH006R04008
Power Unit 6
STARTING SYSTEM <without immobiliser> /10
OPERATION
On vehicles with automatic transmission, placing the ignition switch in the ‘‘ST’’ position with the
selector lever in ‘‘P’’ position causes the starter contacts (magnet switch) to close and energizing the
starter motor.
TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS
1. Starter motor does not turn over at all.
. Check starter (coil).
. Check battery terminals for proper contact.
. Check inhibitor switch <A/T>.
. Check FL 2 (30A) in CE box.
. Check starter relay (A-20X).
2. Starter motor does not stop rotating.
. Check starter (magnet switch).
6 Power Unit
/11 CHARGING SYSTEM
DOIHH006R04009
Power Unit 6
CHARGING SYSTEM /12
OPERATION
When engine is stationary
. When the ignition switch is turned to the ‘‘ON’’ position, current flows through the alternator L
terminal to the field coil and, at the same time, the charge warning lights up.
When engine is started and after engine has started
. When the engine is started, the charge warning lamp goes out because of the charging voltage
being applied to the alternator L terminal.
. The battery voltage being applied to the alternator S terminal is monitored by the IC voltage
regulator. Hence, the amount of electricity produced by the alternator is controlled by allowing
and cutting off the current flowing to the field coil.
. The alternator B terminal supplies power to each load.
REMARK
. The alternator relay is provided to back up the flow of current to the field coil when the charge
warning lamp is open.
TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS
1. Charging indicator lamp does not go on when the ignition switch is turned to ‘‘ON’’, before the
engine starts.
. Check the bulb.
. Check the fuse No. 4 in SF box.
2. Charging indicator lamp fails to go off once the engine starts.
. Check IC voltage regulator of alternator.
3. Discharged or overcharged battery.
. Check IC voltage regulator of alternator.
4. Charge warning lamp lights up dimly.
. Check combination meter diode (for short).
6 Power Unit
/13 IGNITION SYSTEM
DOIHH006R04010
Power Unit 6
IGNITION SYSTEM /14
DOIHH006R04011
6 Power Unit
/15 IMMOBILISER SYSTEM
DOIHH006R04012
Power Unit 6
IMMOBILISER SYSTEM /16
OPERATION
. When the ignition switch is turned to the ‘‘ON’’ position, the ECU supplies power to the ignition
key via the key ring antenna.
. The energized transponder outputs an ID code to the ECU via the key ring antenna.
. The ECU compares the input ID code with the registered ID code. If they are the same, the ECU
sends a starting permission and the engine can start.
TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS
1. Communication with transponder missing.
. Check the fuse No. 4 (10A) in SF fuse box.
. Check key ring antenna.
. Replace the ECU.
. Check IC voltage regulator of alternator.
2. Discharge or overcharged battery.
. Check IC voltage regulator of alternator.
3. Charge warning lamp lights up dimly.
. Check combination meter diode (for short).
DOIHH007R04001
DOIHH007R04002
DOIHH007R04003
DOIHH007R04004
DOIHH007R04005
DOIHH007R04006
DOIHH007R04007
DOIHH007R04008
DOIHH007R04009
DOIHH007R04010
DOIHH007R04011
DOIHH006R04013
OPERATION
. The power transistor inside the engine ECU turns the radiator fan motor relay on and off.
. When the engine ECU turns the power transistor ON, it supplies the power to the radiator fan
relay.
. This causes the relay to turn ON, and current supplied from the battery via this relay to drive the
radiator fan motor.
TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS
1. Radiator fan motor does not operate.
1. Disconnect the ECU connector and earth the pin terminal No. 35 to run the fan.
. Check the ECU.
2. Even if pin terminal No. 35 is earthed, the fan does not run.
. Check radiator fan relay.
. Check radiator fan motor.
BUZZER WEW008XRIOR301
DOIHH008R04001
OPERATION
. When the ignition switch is placed in the ‘‘LOCK’’ or ‘‘ACC’’ position, if the driver’s side door is
opened, the front door switch (RH) is turned on and the buzzer sounds continuously to indicate
that the ignition key is not removed.
<Lighting monitor buzzer operation>
. When the lighting switch is in the ‘‘TAIL’’ or ‘‘HEAD’’ position, if the ignition key is removed, the
lighting monitor switch, which is installed at the ignition switch, is turned on.
. When the driver’s side door is opened in this condition, the front door switch (RH) is turned on
and the buzzer sounds continuously to indicate that the lighting switch is not turned off.
TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS
1. Ignition key remainder buzzer does not sound.
. Check fuse No. 7 (10A) in CE box.
. Check fuse No. 6 (10A) in SF box.
. Chech fuse No. 17 (10A) in CE box.
. Check buzzer assembly.
. Check ignition key remainder switch.
. Check front door switch (RH).
2. When the ignition switch is placed in the ‘‘ON’’ position, the buzzer sounds.
. Check fuse No. 6 (10A) in SF fuse box.
. Check buzzer assembly.
3. Lighting monitor buzzer does not sound (Tail lamp go on)
. Check fuse No. 7 (10A) in CE box.
. Check key remainder switch.
. Check front door switch (RH).
. Check buzzer assembly.
HEADLAMP WEW008XRIOR302
DOIHH008R04002
HEADLAMP (Continued)
DOIHH008R04003
OPERATION
Headlamp Relay ON Conditions.
DOIHH008R04004
DOIHH008R04014
OPERATION
Front fog lamp Relay ‘‘ON’’ Conditions.
DOIHH008R04005
DOIHH008R04006
TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS
1. No lamp goes on. (Headlamp goes ON)
. Check ring terminal CE box to battery connection.
. Check dedicated fuse No. 7 and No. 8 in CE box.
. Check tail lamp relay.
DOIHH008R04007
DOIHH008R04008
DOIHH008R04009
OPERATION
<Turn-signal lamp>
1. In normal operating condition.
. When the ignition switch is placed in the ‘‘ON’’ position, battery voltage is applied through
the fuse No. 6 (10A) SF Box and hazard switch to the turn-signal and hazard flasher unit.
. When the turn signal switch is turned to the ‘‘LH’’ or ‘‘RH’’ position, the relay contact turns
‘‘ON’’ and ‘‘OFF’’ repeatedly due to the switching operation of the condenser and transistor
inside the flasher unit, and the turn signal lamp and the ‘‘LH’’ or ‘‘RH’’ of the turn signal
indicator lamp flash.
2. When one bulb is burnt.
. When either one of the turn signal lamps is burnt, the resistance of the entire lamp circuit
increases, so that the time required for charging and discharging of the condenser is
shortened, causing the ‘‘ON’’ ‘‘OFF’’ cycle of the relay to become faster than normal and the
number of flasher to increase.
<Hazard lamp>
. When the hazard switch is turned to the ‘‘ON’’ position, current flows via dedicated fuse No. 14
(15A) CE box to the flasher unit, the flasher unit relay contacts repeatedly close and open, which
results in the RHand LHturn-signal lamps, turn-signal indicator lamp, and hazard warning
indicator lamps flashing on and off at the same time.
REMARK
. The number of times the lamps flash on and off does not change even when one bulb is out.
TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS
1. Neither the turn-signal lamps nor hazard lamps operate.
. Check hazard switch contacts (on power source end).
. Check flasher unit.
2. All LH or RH turn-signal lamps do not operate.
1. Hazard lamp is fully operational.
. Check turn-signal switch.
3. Flashing cycle of turn signal lamps is shorter.
. Check the lamp bulb.
4. Hazard lamp does not operate.
1. Turn-signal lamps are operational.
. Check hazard switch contacts (on hazard lamp end).
DOIHH008R04010
DOIHH008R04011
DOIHH008R04012
9 Interior Lighting
/1 ROOM LAMP AND LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT LAMP
DOIHH009R04001
Interior Lighting 9
ROOM LAMP AND LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT LAMP /2
OPERATION
<Room lamp>
. Placing the room lamp switch in the ‘‘ON’’ position causes the room lamp to come on at all times.
. Opening any one of the doors with the room lamp switch in the ’DOOR’ position causes the room
lamp to come on.
. Closing all doors causes the room to go out.
<Luggage compartment lamp>
. Battery voltage is being applied at all times to the luggage compartment lamp through the fuse
No. 17 (10A) in CE box.
. Opening the tailgate or trunk lid turns ON the tailgate switch or luggage compartment lamp
switch, causing the luggage compartment lamp to light up.
TROUBLSHOOTING HINTS
1. Room lamp does not come on.
1. Luggage lamp is not ‘‘ON’’, either.
. Check fuse No. 17 (10A) in CE box.
2. Room lamp does not come on when any door is opened with the room lamp switch in the
‘‘DOOR’’ position.
. Check bulb.
. Check room lamp switch.
3. Room lamp does not come on when a door is opened with the room lamp switch in the
‘‘DOOR’’ position.
. Check door switch (of the suspected door).
2. Luggage compartment lamp does not come on.
1. Room lamp is normal.
. Check bulb.
. Check luggage compartment lamp switch.
10 Driver Informatio
/1 METER & GAUGE
DOIHH010R04001
Driver Informatio 10
METER & GAUGE /2
DOIHH010R04002
10 Driver Informatio
/3 METER & GAUGE
DOIHH010R04003
Driver Informatio 10
METER & GAUGE /4
OPERATION
<Fuel gauge>
. When the ignition switch is at the ‘‘ON’’ position, the fuel gauge is activated.
. When there is much fuel, the unit’s resistance is small and the current flowing in the circuit is
great, so the gauge’s indicator indicates in the ‘‘F (1/1)’’ area.
. When there is little fuel, the unit’s resistance is high and the current flowing in the circuit is small,
so the gauge’s indicator indicates in the ‘‘E (0)’’ area.
REMARK
. Since the fuel gauge is a needle holding type, the reading of the needle will be kept as it is even
if the ignition switch is turned off.
TROUBLSHOOTING HINTS
Meter illumination lamp does not come on.
1. Tail lamps do come on.
. Check rheostat.
DOIHH011R04001
DOIHH011R04002
OPERATION
<Lower-speed (and high-speed) wiper operation>
. When the wiper switch is placed in the ‘‘LO’’ position with the ignition switch in the ‘‘ACC’’ or
‘‘ON’’ position, wipers operate continuously at low speed.
. Placing the wiper switch in the HI position causes the wiper to operate at high speed.
<Auto wiper stop operation>
. When the wiper switch is placed in the ‘‘OFF’’ position, the cam contacts of wiper motor causes
current to flow through the auto wiper stop circuit, allowing the wiper blades to cycle before
they reach to the stop position.
<Intermittent wiper operation>
. When the wiper switch is placed in the ‘‘INT’’ position with the ignition switch in ‘‘ACC’’ or ‘‘ON’’
position, the intermittent wiper relay is energized causing the intermittent wiper relay contacts
to close and open repeatedly.
. When the contacts are closed, the wiper motor is energized.
. When the wiper motor is energized, the relay contacts open; however, the cam contacts keep the
wiper motor energized until the wiper blades return to their stop position.
<Washer-wiper operation>
. When the washer switch is turned ON, the intermittent wiper relay contacts close causing wiper
to cycle two to three times.
REMARK
. The washer-wiper operates in the priority even during intermittent operation of the wiper.
TROUBLSHOOTING HINTS
1. Wipers do not operate.
1. Washer is not operative, either.
. Check fuse No. 10 (20A) in SF fuse.
2. Low-speed (or higher speed) wiper operation only is inoperative.
. Check wiper switch.
3. Wiper do not stop.
. Check wiper motor.
. Check intermittent wiper relay.
. Check wiper switch.
4. Intermittent wiper operation is inoperative.
. Check terminal voltage of steering-column switch (with a built-in intermittent wiper relay)
with the intermittent wiper relay energized.
DOIHH011R04003
DOIHH011R04004
OPERATION
. When the wiper switch is placed in the ‘‘ON’’ position with the ignition switch in the ‘‘ACC’’ or
‘‘ON’’ position, wipers operate continuously in a single speed.
<Auto wiper stop operation>
. When the wiper switch is placed in the ‘‘OFF’’ position, the cam contacts of wiper motor causes
current to flow through the auto wiper stop circuit, allowing the wiper blades to cycle before
they reach to the stop position.
<Washer wiper operation>
. When the washer-wiper auto return switch is turned ‘‘ON’’ the washer keeps spray until the
switch is released and wiper blades continue cycle until reach the stop position.
TROUBLSHOOTING HINTS
1. Wipers does not operate.
. Check fuse No. 11 (15A) in SF fuse box.
. Check rear wiper switch.
. Check wiper motor.
. Check rear wiper relay in SF fuse box.
2. Wiper does not stop.
. Check rear wiper motor.
. Check rear wiper relay.
. Check rear wiper switch.
3. Washer is inoperative (wiper is operative).
. Check rear washer motor.
. Check rear washer switch.
12 Assistant Mechanism
/1 SUPPLEMENT RESTRAINTS SYSTEM <SRS>
DOIHH012R04001
Assistant Mechanism 12
SUPPLEMENT RESTRAINTS SYSTEM <SRS> /2
DOIHH012R04002
12 Assistant Mechanism
/3 POWER WINDOW
DOIHH012R04003
Assistant Mechanism 12
POWER WINDOW /4
DOIHH012R04004
12 Assistant Mechanism
/5 POWER WINDOW
OPERATION
. When the power window switch is depressed, (UP or DOWN) with the ignition switch in the ‘‘ON’’
position, current flows through fusible link No. 1 to the power window motor. This energized the
power window motor causing the door window glass to open or close.
TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS
Door glasses cannot be opened or closed.
. Check fusible link No. 1 in CE box.
. Check multi-purpose fuse No. 7 in SF box.
. Check power window relay.
. Check power window switch.
Assistant Mechanism 12
CENTRAL DOOR LOCK <1300 MODEL> /6
DOIHH012R04005
12 Assistant Mechanism
/7 CENTRAL DOOR LOCK <1300 MODEL>
DOIHH012R04006
Assistant Mechanism 12
CENTRAL DOOR LOCK <1300 MODEL> /8
OPERATION
1. Operation by means of driver’s seat inside lock knob or door lock key.
. When the driver’s side inside lock knob (including key operation) is in the ‘‘LOCK’’ (Or
‘‘UNLOCK’’) position, the driver’s side door latch switch turns to ‘‘LOCK (OFF)’’ or to ‘‘UNLOCK
(ON)’’ and the timer inside the door lock control unit functions to turn the output transistor
ON for approximately 0.5 seconds. This causes the lock side (or unlock side) power relay
inside the door lock control unit to turn ON, and all actuators operate.
REMARK
. Each door lock actuator is provided with a PTC thermistor to prevent the motor from being
damaged by overheating. This results in the actuator not properly operated at times when the
central door lock is frequently used, the actuator is operational if it resumes normal operation
within several minutes.
TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS
1. Any one of the door actuators is inoperative.
. Check the defective door actuator.
2. Door cannot be locked or unlocked with the inside lock knob on the driver’s seat (including key
operation).
. Check door latch switch.
. Check door lock control unit.
12 Assistant Mechanism
/9 CENTRAL DOOR LOCK <1600 MODEL>
DOIHH012R04007
Assistant Mechanism 12
CENTRAL DOOR LOCK <1600 MODEL> /10
DOIHH012R04008
12 Assistant Mechanism
/11 CENTRAL DOOR LOCK <1600 MODEL>
OPERATION
1. Operation by means of driver’s seat inside lock knob or door lock key.
. When the driver’s side inside lock knob (including key operation) is in the ‘‘LOCK’’ (Or
‘‘UNLOCK’’) position, the driver’s side door latch switch turns to ‘‘LOCK (OFF)’’ or to ‘‘UNLOCK
(ON)’’ and the timer inside the door lock control unit functions to turn the output transistor
ON for approximately 0.5 seconds. This causes the lock side (or unlock side) power relay
inside the door lock control unit to turn ON, and all actuators operate.
REMARK
. Each door lock actuator is provided with a PTC thermistor to prevent the motor from being
damaged by overheating. This results in the actuator not properly operated at times when the
central door lock is frequently used, the actuator is operational if it resumes normal operation
within several minutes.
TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS
1. Any one of the door actuators is inoperative.
. Check the defective door actuator.
2. Door cannot be locked or unlocked with the inside lock knob on the driver’s seat (including key
operation).
. Check door latch switch.
. Check door lock control unit.
Assistant Mechanism 12
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/13 AUTO CRUISE
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AUTO CRUISE /14
OPERATION
. The cruise control function is to set up a constant speed of car set by users.
. It enables the car to move at the setting speed without pressing accelerator pedal.
. There are 4 switches integrated with control switch, which are main, coast, set and cancel. Each
of them has its own function.
TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS
1. Auto-cruise control cannot be set.
. Check fuse No. 4 in SF fuse box.
. Check Auto-cruise main switch.
. Check ECU unit.
2. Auto-cruise control is cannot cancelled.
. Check stop lamp switch.
. Check ECU unit.
3. Auto-cruise indicator lamp does not illuminate.
. Check bulb.
13 Driver Aids
/1 Anti-Braking System<ABS>
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Anti-Braking System<ABS> /2
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/3 Anti-Braking System<ABS>
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NOTE
14 Driver Comfort
/1 RADIO, CASETTE PLAYER & ANTENNA
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RADIO, CASETTE PLAYER & ANTENNA /2
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14 Driver Comfort
/3 DEFOGGER
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DEFOGGER /4
DEFOGGER (Continued)
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/5 CIGARETTE LIGHTER
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Driver Comfort 14
ALARM SYSTEM <W/O NETSTAR> /6
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14 Driver Comfort
/7 ALARM SYSTEM <W/O NETSTAR>
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ALARM SYSTEM <W/O NETSTAR> /8
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/9 ALARM SYSTEM <WITH NETSTAR>
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ALARM SYSTEM <WITH NETSTAR> /10
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14 Driver Comfort
/11 ALARM SYSTEM <WITH NETSTAR>
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ALARM SYSTEM <WITH NETSTAR> /12
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14 Driver Comfort
/13 ALARM SYSTEM <WITH NETSTAR>
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Driver Comfort 14
ALARM SYSTEM <SHURLOCK> /14
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14 Driver Comfort
/15 ALARM SYSTEM <SHURLOCK>
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Driver Comfort 14
ALARM SYSTEM <SHURLOCK> /16
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14 Driver Comfort
/17 CLOCK
CLOCK WEW014DCOMF308
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Driver Comfort 14
COOLING AND AIR-CONDITIONER <SANDEN> /18
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14 Driver Comfort
/19 COOLING AND AIR-CONDITIONER <SANDEN>
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COOLING AND AIR-CONDITIONER <SANDEN> /20
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/21 COOLING AND AIR-CONDITIONER <SANDEN>
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Driver Comfort 14
COOLING AND AIR-CONDITIONER <SANDEN> /22
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14 Driver Comfort
/23 COOLING AND AIR-CONDITIONER <SEMI-AUTO, PATCO>
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Driver Comfort 14
COOLING AND AIR-CONDITIONER <SEMI-AUTO, PATCO> /24
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14 Driver Comfort
/25 COOLING AND AIR-CONDITIONER <SEMI-AUTO, PATCO>
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Driver Comfort 14
COOLING AND AIR-CONDITIONER <SEMI-AUTO, PATCO> /26
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14 Driver Comfort
/27 COOLING AND AIR-CONDITIONER <SEMI-AUTO, PATCO>
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CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS E W 0 3
INDEX /1