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Body Electrical System

Instrument Cluster Repair Procedures

In this manual: Body Electrical System
General Information — 9Engine Mechanical System — 103Engine Electrical System — 54Emission Control System — 23Engine Control System/Fuel System — 127Automatic Transmission System (SBC) — 90All-Wheel Drive (AWD) System — 20Drive Shaft and Axle — 27Suspension System — 41Steering — 19Restraints — 56Brake System — 56Body (Interior and Exterior) — 211Body Electrical System — 279Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning — 55
24steps
~144min
4/5difficulty
Done 0 of 24

Removal
Pay special attention to the following points when working with non-glossy wood trim.
  • Apply protective tape to the tool when disassembling components with a screwdriver or puller.
  • Handle with care during storage and during disassembly/assembly, as it is easily contaminated by grease and oil.
  • Be careful not to scratch or break the trim panel and the upper part of the door trim, as well as the wood grain (real wood) garnish.
  1. Disconnect the negative (-) battery terminal.
  2. Remove the lower panel protective cover.
  3. Remove the driver's protective cover under the cap.
  4. Remove the upper cluster cover panel.
  5. Instrument Panel Upper Panel and Remove the front cluster panel.
  6. Loosen the mounting screw (4). Remove the instrument panel (A).
  7. Disconnect the instrument panel connector. Remove the instrument panel.

Installation

  1. Install the instrument cluster.
  2. Install the upper instrument panel cover and the front instrument panel cover.
  3. Install the upper cluster cover panel.
  4. Install the driver's protective cover under the cap.
  5. Install the emergency pad lower panel.

Inspection

  1. Checkpoint (Warning Lamp)
    For malfunction conditions and normal operating conditions, refer to the Owner's Manual.
    NO Reference Symbol Name Color Input Signal Signal Control Checkpoint
    1
    		Turn Signal (Left) Green CAN SJB
    (Gateway)
    1. Multifunction switch
    2. BCM
    3. SJB
    4. CAN failure
    2
    		Turn Signal (Right) Green CAN SJB
    (Gateway)
    1. Multifunction switch
    2. BCM
    3. SJB
    4. CAN failure
    3
    		Rear Lamp Green CAN SJB
    (Gateway)
    1. Multifunction switch
    2. BCM
    3. SJB
    4. CAN failure
    4
    		Fog Lamp Green CAN SJB
    (Gateway)
    1. Multifunction switch
    2. BCM
    3. SJB
    4. CAN failure
    5
    		High Beam Blue CAN SJB
    (Gateway)
    1. Multifunction switch
    2. BCM
    3. SJB
    4. CAN failure
    6
    		Warning Yellow MAY
    +
    Hard Wired    		 BSD
    1. BSD System
    2. CAN failure
    PSB
    1. PSB system
    2. SJB
    3. CAN failure
    SCC
    ESC
    1. A. SCC System
      B. AEB System
      C. LDWS System
      D. AGLS system
      E. TPMS System
      F. HSWS system
    2. CAN failure
    Low Washer
    1. Washer Fluid Level Sensor
    2. Wiring Fault
    Digital Input Service Reminder Indicator
    7
    		Battery Charge Red Hard Wired Generator
    1. Generator
    2. Wiring Fault
    3. Battery
    8
    		Oil Pressure Red Hard Wired ECM
    1. Oil pressure sensor
    2. Wiring Fault
    3. ECM
    4. CAN failure
    9
    		Check Engine Yellow CAN ECM
    1. ECM
    2. CAN failure
    10
    		Immobilizer Yellow MAY
    +
    Hard Wired    		 SJB
    (Gateway)
    1. SMK system
    2. SJB
    3. CAN failure
    4. Hard Wired
    11
    		Parking Brake
    Brake Fluid
    EBD
    EPB
    Executive Vice President    		 Red CAN SJB
    (Gateway)
    1. IGPM
    2. DC system
    3. EPB System
    4. CAN failure
    5. Parking Brake Switch
    6. Brake lever sensor
    EBD
    EPB
    12
    		ABS Yellow CAN ABS
    1. DC system
    2. CAN failure
    13
    		ESC Yellow CAN TCS
    1. DC system
    2. CAN failure
    14
    		ESC OFF Yellow CAN TCS
    1. DC system
    2. CAN failure
    15
    		EPB Yellow CAN EPB
    1. EPB System
    2. CAN failure
    16
    		Auto Hold White CAN VDC
    1. DC system
    2. CAN failure
    Yellow
    Green
    17
    		Seat belt Red CAN SJB
    (Gateway)
    1. SJB
    2. CAN failure
    18
    		Air Bag Red CAN SRSCM
    1. SRSCM System
    2. CAN failure
    19
    		EPS (MDPS) Red CAN MDPS
    1. Single MDPS system
    2. MDPS Motor
    3. CAN failure
    20
    		SCP Yellow CAN SCP
    1. TPMS System
    2. TPMS ??
    3. CAN failure
    21
    		LDWS Green CAN LDWS
    1. LDWS System
    2. CAN failure
    Yellow
    White
    22
    		4WD Yellow CAN 4WD
    1. AWD ECU
    2. CAN failure
    23
    		Fuel Warning Yellow Direct
    (Micom)    		 Fuel segment
    1. Fuel segment failure
    2. Wiring Fault
    24
    		Door Open Red CAN SJB
    (Gateway)
    1. SJB
    2. CAN failure
    3. Door Sensor/Switch
    25
    		Liftgate open Yellow CAN SJB
    (Gateway)
    1. SJB
    2. CAN failure
    3. Trunk module
    26
    		ECO Green CAN ECO Mode
    1. Drive Mode Switch
    2. ECU System
    3. TCU System
    27
    		SPORT Yellow CAN SPORT Mode
    1. Drive Mode Switch
    2. ECU System
    3. TCU System
    28
    		SNOW White CAN SNOW MODE
    1. Drive Mode Switch
    2. ECU System
    3. TCU System
    29
    		AEB Yellow CAN AEB Error
    1. SCC System
    2. CAN failure
  2. TR Switch (Sensor)
    NO Name Input Signal Signal Control
    (Unit/Sensor)    		 Checkpoint
    1 Speedometer C-CAN TCU 1) CAN Line Fault
    3 Tachometer C-CAN Emergency Call 1) CAN Line Fault
    4 Engine Coolant Temperature C-CAN Emergency Call 1) CAN Line Fault
    5 Fuel Hard Wire Fuel Grinder 1) Fuel Sender Malfunction
    2) Wiring Fault
    6 Shift Lever Indicator C-CAN TCU 1) CAN Line Fault
    7 Compass MM-CAN HU 1) CAN Line Fault
    8 Outside Temperature C-CAN DATC 1) CAN Line Fault
  3. Other Cluster Checklist
    1. USM (User Setting Mode) USM Setting Procedure (Mode: 24) The setting can be changed using the buttons on the steering wheel switch. Items include Seat Sync Entry/Exit, Auto Door Lock, Auto Door Lock Release, Headlamp Following, Welcome Light, Welcome Sound, Triple Turn Signal, Auto Reset of Average Fuel Consumption, HUD Height, Brightness, and Content Settings. These items can be set and changed.
  4. It allows quick diagnosis of CLU defects using GDS. GDS can forcibly operate actuators, monitor input/output values, and perform self-diagnosis.
  5. Select the model and "BCM".
  6. Select "Cluster Module" for inspection.
  7. Select "Input/Output Control" to check the current data of the instrument cluster.
  8. To forcibly check the operation of each module, select "Actuation Test".
  9. Connect the GDS cable to the data link connector on the lower panel of the driver's side airbag, then turn on the GDS power.
  10. Select the model and "BCM".
  11. Select Variant Coding mode to perform.
  12. If trouble codes occur while performing variant coding, retry CLU variant coding after checking the CLU installation status.
Diagnosis using GDS Cluster Variant Coding: After replacing the cluster with a new one, the "Variant Coding" procedure must be performed.

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