Instrument Cluster

Components and Component Location

Components

Circuit Diagrams

Connector and Terminal Function

Repair Procedures

Removal

1. 1

   Disconnect the negative battery cable.

2. 2

   Remove the cluster fascia.

   (Refer to Body — "Instrument Panel")

3. 3

   Remove the instrument cluster (A) by loosening the mounting screws.

   

4. 4

   Disconnect the instrument cluster connectors (A).

   

Installation

1. 1

   Install in the reverse order of removal.

2. 2

   After replacing the cluster with a new one, the "Variant Coding" procedure must be performed.

   

   

   

Inspection

1. 1

   Checkpoint (Warning Lamp)

   NO	Reference Symbol	Name	Color	Input Signal	Signal Control	Checkpoint
   1		Turn Signal (Left)	Green	CAN	ICU (Gateway)	1) Multifunction switch 2) ICU 3) CAN malfunction
   2		Turn Signal (Right)	Green	CAN	ICU (Gateway)	1) Multifunction switch 2) ICU 3) CAN malfunction
   3		Rear Lamp	Green	CAN	ICU (Gateway)	1) Multifunction switch 2) ICU 3) CAN malfunction
   4		Front Fog Lamp	Green	CAN	ICU (Gateway)	1) Multifunction switch 2) ICU 3) CAN malfunction
   5		Rear Fog Lamp	Yellow	CAN	ICU (Gateway)	1) Multifunction switch 2) ICU 3) CAN malfunction
   6		High Beam	Blue	CAN	ICU (Gateway)	1) Multifunction switch 2) ICU 3) CAN malfunction
   7		Low Beam	Green	CAN	ICU (Gateway)	1) Multifunction switch 2) MSB 3) CAN malfunction
   8		LED Headlamp	Yellow	CAN	AFS	1) AFS system 2) CAN malfunction
   9		Warning	Yellow	CAN	SCP	1) TPMS system 2) CAN malfunction
   					ICU (Intensive Care Unit)	1) Exterior lamp 2) MSB 3) CAN malfunction
   			Yellow	Hard Wired	Low Washer	1) Washer fluid level sensor 2) Wiring malfunction
   					Digital Input	Service inspection reminder
   10		Battery Charge	Red	Hard Wired	Generator	1) Alternator 2) Wiring malfunction 3) Battery
   11		Oil Pressure	Red	Hard Wired	ECM	1) Oil pressure sensor 2) Wiring malfunction 3) ECM 4) CAN malfunction
   12		Check Engine	Yellow	CAN	ECM	1) ECM 2) CAN malfunction
   13		Immobilizer	Yellow	CAN	IMMOBILIZER SMK	1) Immobilizer system 2) MSB 3) CAN malfunction 4) Hard wiring
   14		Parking Brake Brake Fluid EBD EPB Executive Vice President	Red	CAN	ICU (Gateway) EBD EPB Executive Vice President ABS TCS	1) MSB 2) ABS system 3) EPB system 4) CAN malfunction 5) Parking brake switch 6) Brake fluid lever sensor
   15		ABS	Yellow	CAN	ABS	1) ABS system 2) CAN malfunction
   16		ESC	Yellow	CAN	TCS	1) ABS system 2) CAN malfunction
   17		ESC OFF	Yellow	CAN	TCS	1) ABS system 2) CAN malfunction
   18		EPB	Yellow	CAN	EPB	1) EPB system 2) CAN malfunction
   19		Auto Hold	White Yellow Green	CAN	VDC	1) TCS system 2) CAN malfunction
   20		Seat belt	Red	CAN	ICU (Gateway)	1) ICU 2) CAN malfunction
   21		Air Bag	Red	CAN	SRSCM	1) SRSCM system 2) CAN malfunction
   22		EPS (MDPS)	Red	CAN	MDPS	1) MDPS unit system 2) MDPS motor 3) CAN malfunction
   23		HDA	White Green	CAN	MFC	1) HDA system 2) CAN malfunction
   24		SCP	Yellow	CAN	SCP	1) TPMS system 2) TPMS sensor 3) CAN malfunction
   25		LKA	White Yellow Green	CAN	LKA	1) LKA system 2) CAN malfunction
   26		Fuel Warning	Yellow	Direct (Micom)	Fuel Sender	1) Fuel sensor malfunction 2) Wiring malfunction
   27		ECO	Green	Hard Wired	ECO Mode	1) Drive mode switch 2) ECU system 3) TCU system
   28		SPORT	Yellow	Hard Wired	SPORT Mode	1) Drive mode switch 2) ECU system 3) TCU system
   29		CRUISE	Green	CAN	ECM	1) ECM 2) CAN malfunction
   30		FCA	Yellow	CAN	MFC SCC	1) MFC system 2) SCC malfunction 3) CAN malfunction
   31		AUTO HOLD	Green Yellow	CAN	ECM	1) ECU system 2) CAN malfunction

2. 2

   TR Switch (Sensor)

   NO	Name	Input Signal	Signal Control (Unit/Sensor)	Checkpoint
   1	Speedometer	C-CAN	ABS/ESC	1) CAN line failure
   3	Tachometer	C-CAN	Emergency Call	1) CAN line failure
   4	Engine Coolant Temperature	C-CAN	Emergency Call	1) CAN line failure
   5	Fuel	Hard Wire	Fuel Sender	1) Fuel level sensor malfunction
   				2) Wiring malfunction
   6	Shift Lever Indicator	C-CAN	TCU	1) CAN line failure

Diagnosis Using KDS

1. 1

   In the body electrical system, faults can be quickly diagnosed using the Korean Diagnostic System (KDS).

   The Diagnostic System (KDS) provides the following information.

   1. Self-Diagnosis: Checks malfunction and Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC)

   2. Current Data: Check the system input/output status.

   3. Actuation Test: Check the system operating status

   4. Additional function: Control of other functions, including the setting parameter system and zero point adjustment.

2. 2

   Select "Vehicle Model" and "Cluster Module (CLU)" to inspect. Order vehicle inspection using the tester.

3. 3

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

   Input/output data for sensors related to the Cluster Module (CLU) can be inspected.

4. 4

   To forcibly activate the input value of the module under test, select the "Activation Test" option.

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting