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Electrochromic Interior Rear View Mirror

Instrument cluster

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Components and Components Location

COMPONENTS LOCATION

[Default Type ("3.5")]

[Control Type ("3.5")]

CONNECTOR PIN ASSIGNMENT

CONNECTOR A

No. Description No. Description
1 Dimensions 21 Dimmer Switch (-)
2 Illumination Lamps (-) 22 Switch 1 (+)
3 Dimmer Switch Input (Down) 23 Switch 2 (+)
4 Dimmer Switch Input (Up) 24 Input Signal Active ECO Switch
5 Rest 25 Drive Mode Switch Input
6 Automatic Transmission ("P" Position) 26 MT ("R" position)
7 Automatic transmission ("R" position) 27 -
8th Automatic transmission ("N" position) 28 Low washer fluid_Input
9 Automatic transmission ("D" position) 29 Body CAN (Low)
10 Automatic transmission ("S" position) 30 Body CAN (High)
11 Immobilizer input 31 Alternator_Output
12 Vehicle speed sensor output 32 Chassis CAN [High]
13 Alternator input 33 Chassis CAN [Low]
14 Fuel tank sensor input (-) 34 Outside temp_Input
15 Vehicle speed input 35 FFV 5V(+)_Output
LPI Fuel_Input
16 Fuel tank sensor input (-) 36 Steering wheel heater indicator input
17 Water separator (+)_Input 37 Dimensions
18 AIRBAG (+) _ Input 38 LDC battery (+)_Input
19 Oil Pressure Switch_Input 39 IGN1
20 Rear lamp input signal 40 Battery (+)

PLUG B

No. Description No. Description
1 Turn signal lamp (right)_Input 17 Parking brake switch (-)_Input
2 Turn signal lamp (left)_Input 18 Front wiper switch (-)_Input /
Window heater switch (-)_Input
3 Headlamp (high beam) (+)_Input 19 Driver seat belt switch (-)_Input
4 Headlamp (low beam) (+)_Input 20 Auxiliary seat belt switch (-)_Input
5 Front fog lamp (+)_Input 21 Auxiliary seat cushion switch (-)_Input
6 Rear fog lamp (+)_Input 22 Sunroof switch (-)_Input
7 Rear fog lamp switch (-)_Input 23 Dimensions
8th Door open switch (-)_Input 24 Heated washer nozzle (-)_Output
9 Driver door open switch (-)_Input 25 Rear heater relay (-)_Output
10 Trunk open switch (-)_Input 26 Front divider relay (-)_Output /
Window heater relay (-)_Output
11 Hood open switch (-)_Input 27 Auxiliary seat belt indicator (-)_Output
12 Key in switch (-)_Input 28 Tail lamp relay (-)_Output
13 Tail lamp switch (-)_Input 29 Rear SBR indicator SYNC (-)_Output
14 Rear window heater switch (-)_Input 30 -
15 Rear SBR buzzer (-)_Input 31 -
16 Brake fluid switch (-)_Input 32 -

Schematic diagrams

Circuit diagram

[General purpose]

[General monitoring]

Description and Operation

Description

Communication Network Diagram

ABBREVIATIONS EXPLANATION
ACU Airbag Control Unit
AVN Main unit (audio/AVN)
B-CAN Body CAN (controller area network)
BCM Body Control Module
B.C.W Blind-Spot Collision Warning
C-CAN Chassis CAN (controller area network)
PDM Instrument Cluster Module
ESC Electronic Stability Program
Operating systems. engine control system
FPCM Fuel Pump Control Module
LDW Lane Departure Warning
M_CAN Multimedia controller network
MDPS Motor-Driven Power Steering (MDPS)
MFS combination switch
P_CAN Powertrain CAN
PGS Parking Assist System
CAC Steering angle sensor
SMK Smart Key
TCU Transmission Control Unit
SCP Tire Pressure Monitoring System
VDC Vehicle Dynamic Control
SECTION Anti-lock Brake System (ABS)

Instrument cluster variant coding

Because the vehicle has more options (ESC, MDPS, etc.), the instrument panel provides additional displays for information on the selected options.

For this reason, when replacing the instrument panel, we must know which options the vehicle is equipped with.

When replacing the instrument panel, programming must be performed correctly with regard to which options are required for the applicable vehicle.

This is called variant coding.

repair procedures

expansion

  1. Disconnect the battery ground cable.

  2. Remove the instrument panel cover.

    (Refer to Body — "Instrument Panel")

  3. Loosen the mounting screws, then remove the combination meter (A).

  4. Disconnect the connector of the combination meter (A), then remove the combination meter.

Installation

  1. After connecting the cluster connectors, install the cluster.

  2. Install the instrument panel cover.

  3. Connect the negative (-) battery terminal.

TEST

  1. TPMS (warning lamp)

    NO Link icon PURPOSE Color Signal input Signal control Checkpoint
    1
    		Left turn signal) GREEN CAN Gateway
    (gateway)

    1. multifunction switch

    2. BCM

    3. CAN malfunction
    2
    		Right turn signal) GREEN CAN Gateway
    (gateway)

    1. multifunction switch

    2. BCM

    3. CAN malfunction
    3
    		Tail lamp GREEN CAN Gateway
    (gateway)

    1. multifunction switch

    2. BCM

    3. CAN malfunction
    4
    		FRONT
    FOG LAMPS    		 GREEN CAN Gateway
    (gateway)

    1. multifunction switch

    2. BCM

    3. CAN malfunction
    5
    		Rear Fog Lamp YELLOW CAN Gateway
    (gateway)

    1. multifunction switch

    2. BCM

    3. CAN malfunction
    6
    		DIMMED HEADLAMPS GREEN CAN Gateway
    (gateway)

    1. multifunction switch

    2. BCM

    3. CAN malfunction
    7
    		High Beam Blue CAN Gateway
    (gateway)

    1. multifunction switch

    2. BCM

    3. CAN malfunction
    8th
    		Home icon YELLOW CAN BSD

    1. BSD System

    2. CAN malfunction
    SCP

    1. TPMS system

    2. CAN malfunction
    BCM

    1. Exterior lighting

    2. BCM

    3. CAN malfunction
    Hard Fuel Gauge

    1. Fuel tank sensor fault

    2. Harness Malfunction
    WIPE LOW

    1. Washer fluid level sensor

    2. Harness Malfunction
    DIGITAL INPUT Service Interval Warning
    9
    		Charge the battery. Red CAN ECM

    1. Charging System

    2. CAN malfunction
    10
    		LPRINT Red Hard ECM

    1. ECM system

    2. Hard

    3. CAN malfunction
    11
    		Check Engine YELLOW CAN ECM

    1. ECM system

    2. CAN malfunction
    12
    		Immobilizer YELLOW CAN Gateway
    (gateway)

    1. SMK system

    2. BCM

    3. CAN malfunction

    4. Hard
    13
    		Parking Brake
    Brake Fluid
    EBD
    EPB    		 Red CAN Billion Cubic Meters
    (Gateway)
    EBD
    EPB
    SECTION
    TCS

    1. BCM

    2. ABS SYSTEM

    3. EPB system

    4. CAN malfunction

    5. Parking Brake Switch

    6. Brake Fluid Level Sensor.
    14
    		SECTION YELLOW CAN SECTION

    1. ABS SYSTEM

    2. CAN malfunction
    15
    		ESC YELLOW CAN TCS

    1. ABS SYSTEM

    2. CAN malfunction
    16
    		OFF YELLOW CAN TCS

    1. ABS SYSTEM

    2. CAN malfunction
    17
    		Auto Hold WHITE
    YELLOW
    GREEN    		 CAN TCS

    1. TCS System

    2. CAN malfunction
    18
    		seat belt Red CAN Gateway
    (gateway)

    1. BCM

    2. CAN malfunction
    19
    		AIRBAG Red CAN SRSCM

    1. SRSCM system

    2. CAN malfunction
    20
    		EPS
    [MDPS]    		 Red CAN MDPS

    1. MSPP Module

    2. MDPS Motor

    3. CAN malfunction
    21
    		SCP YELLOW CAN SCP

    1. TPMS system

    2. TPMS Sensor

    3. CAN malfunction
    22
    		LDW GREEN
    YELLOW
    WHITE    		 CAN LDW

    1. LDW System

    2. CAN malfunction
    23
    		Fuel Warning Timer YELLOW Direct
    (Micom)    		 fuel segment

    1. Fuel tank sensor fault

    2. Harness Malfunction
    24
    		Door Open Red CAN Gateway
    (gateway)

    1. BCM

    2. CAN malfunction

    3. Door Sensor/Switch
    25
    		ECO GREEN Hard ECO Mode

    1. ECM system

    2. CAN malfunction
    26
    		SPORT MODES YELLOW Hard sport mode

    1. ECM system

    2. CAN malfunction
    27
    		CRUISE GREEN CAN ECM

    1. ECM system

    2. CAN malfunction
    28
    		SET GREEN CAN ECM

    1. ECM system

    2. CAN malfunction
    29
    		OVERSPEED YELLOW CAN ECM

    1. ECM

    2. CAN malfunction
    30
    		AEB YELLOW CAN CCS

    1. AEB System

    2. CAN malfunction
    31
    		Coolant
    Temperature    		 Red CAN Operating systems.

    1. Emergency Medical Assistance System

    2. CAN malfunction
    32
    		Diesel Particulate Filter
    [DPF]    		 YELLOW CAN ECM

    1. DPF system

    2. CAN malfunction
    33
    		Oil Resistant YELLOW CAN ECM

    1. ECM

    2. CAN malfunction
    34
    		Water Separator Red Hard Water Separator Sensor

    1. Water Separator Sensor

    2. Harness Malfunction
    35
    		Auto Stop GREEN
    YELLOW    		 CAN ECM

    1. ECM

    2. CAN malfunction

  2. Checkpoint

    NO PURPOSE Signal input Signal Control
    (Module / Sensor)    		 Checkpoint
    1 SPEEDOMETER C-CAN ABS/ESC 1) ABS System
    2. CAN Line Malfunction
    2 TACHOMETER C-CAN ECM 1. ECU
    2. CAN Line Malfunction
    3 Engine Coolant Temperature C-CAN ECM 1. ECU
    2. CAN Line Malfunction
    4 Fuel Hard Wire Fuel Gauge 1) Fuel Sensor Malfunction
    2. Wiring Malfunction

Diagnosis Using KDS

  1. Faulty body electrical components can be quickly identified using the vehicle diagnostic system (KDS).

    The diagnostic system (KDS) provides the following data.

    1. Self-diagnosis: check for malfunctions and diagnostic trouble codes (DTC).

    2. Current data: check the status of system inputs/outputs.

    3. Actuator test: check the operating status of the system.

    4. Additional functions: control other functions, including system option settings and zero point adjustment.

  2. Select "Vehicle Model" and "Cluster Module (CLU)" to select the vehicle. Check with the tester.

  3. Select the "Current Data" menu to view the current status of the input/output data. Search.

  4. Forcibly input the input value of the module under test; select the "Actuation Test" option.

CLU Variant Coding

If a new instrument cluster is installed, perform "variant coding".

  1. Connect the KDS to the diagnostic connector under the instrument panel cover on the driver's side and turn it on.

  2. Select the model and "BCM".

  3. Select the variant coding mode.

  4. If trouble codes remain after performing variant coding, check the installation status of the instrument cluster, then perform variant coding again.

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