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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir AIR CONDITIONING 65 (Manual air conditioning)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir AIR CONDITIONING 65 (Automatic air conditioning)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir OPEN ROOF 72 (Electrically operated sunroof)
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POWER SUPPLY
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NUTRITION - DESCRIPTION
The electrical installation is designed and constructed for a high degree of safety to avoid the risk of fire or other consequences of electrical disturbances.
In addition, failures in connections are limited by the use of plug connections of the latest generation.
The power is distributed via fuse and relay boxes and/or fuse holders, which are connected to the control systems (relays or static actuators), so that the maximum degree of
protection is obtained with the simplest possible wiring.
Thanks to the division of functions in the plugs and the replacement of solder connections by short-circuit connections, a modular design of all cable bundles is possible (thanks
to a subdivision).
- MAXI-FUSE main fuses that cut the power supply to the electrical installation in the event of a short circuit (see details below);
- the arrangement of the entire installation is designed to limit the risk of damage due to a malfunction or accident;
- the position of the cables is optimal, so that incorrect location and noises due to vibrations are prevented
- the cables in the engine compartment are of a special type, resistant to high temperatures and protected by an outer casing or hoses;
- the cables in the interior are protected by corrugated tubes and are wrapped with felt tape to prevent noise;
- the main plugs are fitted with a locking mechanism (secondary lock) and a safety lock (lever lock or "CPA"), which prevent deformation of the pins.
All electrical systems are supplied with a 12V supply voltage from the battery.
The battery is in turn charged, while the engine is running, by the alternator
The main power cables are protected by main fuses ("MAXI-FUSE") in the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment.
Some circuits are permanently powered, even when the car is stationary and the ignition key is removed. These circuits are directly connected to the battery.
Other circuits are powered when the ignition switch is in a certain position:
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- when the ignition switch is turned to the first position (position MAR), a large number of circuits are supplied with voltage. These circuits are powered from the ignition switch (line
"INT" and "15/54");
- in the second position - position AVV - the starter motor is supplied with voltage (line "50"). At the same time, other circuits are interrupted (those that consume a lot of power), so that the
starter motor is supplied with the greatest possible current (line "INT/A").
The power cables to the consumers are shown in the electrical diagrams of the various functions and systems.
This general diagram includes all power cables coming from the battery and main fuse holder, with reference to the respective diagrams for more detailed discussion.
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All electrical systems are supplied with power from the battery A001.
The main power cables are protected by main fuses in the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment B001, these are:
- F02: power supply of the additional fuse and relay box in the trunk B045;
The ignition switch H001 is powered by the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment B001 through the line protected by fuse F03;
- in MAR position, the various consumers and circuits supplied by the ignition (line "INT" and "15/54") are live: the signal from the ignition switch “15/54” is sent to the fuse and relay box
located in the engine compartment B001, to pin 15 of connector B, while the signal "INT" is sent to the Body Computer M001, to pin 11 of connector E;
- in this position, certain circuits are disconnected, while the signal "INT/A" is sent to the Body Computer M001, to pin 1 of connector E.
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5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) See C002 BATTERY GROUND CONNECTION TO ENGINE
- UI
edit. 5530B22 BATTERY GEAR CABLE - UI
See C003 BATTERY GROUND CONNECTION TO BODYWORK
5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) See C002 BATTERY GROUND CONNECTION TO ENGINE
- UI
edit. 5530B22 BATTERY GEAR CABLE - UI
See C003 BATTERY GROUND CONNECTION TO BODYWORK
MASS
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The following diagram shows the various ground connections of the car. The circuits connected to it are listed for each ground connection.
In this way, the circuits that use the same ground connection can be quickly identified: this simplifies the elimination of faults related to more than one function: for example,
when an earth connection is oxidized, several circuits and functions can be "out of order". to be.
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Motor cable:
Dashboard wiring:
Motor cable:
C002 BATTERY GROUND CONNECTION TO ENGINE edit. 5530B22 BATTERY GEAR CABLE - UI
C003 BATTERY GROUND CONNECTION TO BODYWORK edit. 5530B22 BATTERY GEAR CABLE - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C011 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT RIGHT
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C002 BATTERY GROUND CONNECTION TO ENGINE edit. 5530B22 BATTERY GEAR CABLE - UI
C003 BATTERY GROUND CONNECTION TO BODYWORK edit. 5530B22 BATTERY GEAR CABLE - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C011 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT RIGHT
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In this car, a structure of the electrical connections is used, which is called CAN (Controller Area Network): this is a software and hardware solution, the task of which is to control the car's
resources as efficiently as possible. This is achieved by:
The advantage of a CAN system is the application of communication between a large number of control units, which means that the number of signals is very high.
For this reason, the signals "travel" over CAN (twisted pair) serial buses, using one core for the high level (H) and the other for the low level (L); the signals on the network are formed by
differences, ie the value of a bit is represented as the difference between CAN-H and CAN-L.
The various electronic units (Nodes) make up the system and are connected to the CAN network via communication links, the so-called "Transceivers"; this connection is
integrated in the control units and consists of a gate to receive/send the information to and from the CAN network or the serial connections.
The data can only circulate on the serial CAN connection thanks to the application of a "transmission protocol"; the sum of the rules that allow the connections between two or more nodes
through which data or a "packet of data" can be exchanged.
The Body Computer "wakes up the network" at "Key-on" (if the Body Computer fails, this task is taken over by the instrument panel).
In addition, the Body Computer monitors the network, providing information about:
The various control units process the various signals from the respective sensors, both for their own operation and for the other control units connected to the CAN.
In this car, the CAN consists of two networks, which connect nodes with different functions:
- C-CAN for dynamic vehicle control (high speed): CAN-H and CAN-L bus;
- B-CAN for the standard body functions (low speed): bus CAN-A and CAN-B;
the two networks are connected through a "gateway" in the Body Computer for transferring common information.
The diagnosis of the nodes (control units) of both the B-CAN and the C-CAN takes place via the special diagnosis plug
The power is distributed via fuse and relay boxes and/or fuse holders, which are connected to the control systems (relays or static actuators), so that the maximum degree of
protection is obtained with the simplest possible wiring.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 2 of plug G: this signal serves, among other things, to "wake up" the network.
Pin 11 of connector G on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The nodes of the high speed C-CAN connected to the Body Computer M001 - pins 37 and 38 of connector D - are:
The nodes of the low speed B-CAN connected to the Body Computer M001 are:
- car radio or radio navigation system P020 and Bluetooth control unit M162, from pin 25 and 10 of connector H;
- parking sensor control unit M084 and seat adjustment control units H066 and H067 from pin 45 and 60 of connector F;
The central diagnostic plug R010 is connected to the C-CAN via pins 28 and 29 of plug H on M001 and to the B-CAN via pins 9 and 24 of plug H on M001.
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Component
Description See edit
code
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE -
HEATING
D065 PLUG ELECTRIC POWER STEERING -
M084 CONTROL UNIT PARKING SENSORS edit. 5580H10 PARKING SENSOR ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT - UI
M086 CONTROL UNIT ELECTRIC POWER STEERING Mov. 4110D50 CABLE HARNESS FOR ELECTRIC POWER STEERING - UI
M162 BLUETOOTH CONTROL UNIT edit. 5570T49 BLUETOOTH ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT - UI
edit. 5570T80 RADIO - UI
P020 RADIO of
Component
Description See edit
code
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE -
HEATING
D065 PLUG ELECTRIC POWER STEERING -
P020 RADIO of
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In this car, a structure of the electrical connections is used, which is called CAN (Controller Area Network): this is a software and hardware solution, the task of which is to control the car's
resources as efficiently as possible. This is achieved by:
The advantage of a CAN system is the application of communication between a large number of control units, which means that the number of signals is very high.
For this reason, the signals "travel" over CAN (twisted pair) serial buses, using one core for the high level (H) and the other for the low level (L); the signals on the network are formed by
differences, ie the value of a bit is represented as the difference between CAN-H and CAN-L.
The various electronic units (Nodes) make up the system and are connected to the CAN network via communication links, the so-called "Transceivers"; this connection is
integrated in the control units and consists of a gate to receive/send the information to and from the CAN network or the serial connections.
The data can only circulate on the serial CAN connection thanks to the application of a "transmission protocol"; the sum of the rules that allow the connections between two or more nodes
through which data or a "packet of data" can be exchanged.
The Body Computer "wakes up the network" at "Key-on" (if the Body Computer fails, this task is taken over by the instrument panel).
In addition, the Body Computer monitors the network, providing information about:
The various control units process the various signals from the respective sensors, both for their own operation and for the other control units connected to the CAN.
In this car, the CAN consists of two networks, which connect nodes with different functions:
- C-CAN for dynamic vehicle control (high speed): CAN-H and CAN-L bus;
- B-CAN for the standard body functions (low speed): bus CAN-A and CAN-B;
the two networks are connected through a "gateway" in the Body Computer for transferring common information.
The diagnosis of the nodes (control units) of both the B-CAN and the C-CAN takes place via the special diagnosis plug
The power is distributed via fuse and relay boxes and/or fuse holders, which are connected to the control systems (relays or static actuators), so that the maximum degree of
protection is obtained with the simplest possible wiring.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 2 of plug G: this signal serves, among other things, to "wake up" the network.
Pin 11 of connector G on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The nodes of the high speed C-CAN connected to the Body Computer M001 - pins 37 and 38 of connector D - are:
The nodes of the low speed B-CAN connected to the Body Computer M001 are:
- car radio or radio navigation system P020 and Bluetooth control unit M162, from pin 25 and 10 of connector H;
- parking sensor control unit M084 and seat adjustment control units H066 and H067 from pin 45 and 60 of connector F;
The central diagnostic plug R010 is connected to the C-CAN via pins 28 and 29 of plug H on M001 and to the B-CAN via pins 9 and 24 of plug H on M001.
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D008
PLUG CABLES FOR / AIR CONDITIONING - HEATING
D065
PLUG ELECTRIC POWER STEERING
D070
DRIVER'S SEAT PLUG
D071
PASSENGER SEAT PLUG
M010
INJECTION RULE UNIT edit. 1056B82 INJECTION/IGNITION CONTROL UNIT - UI
M050
ABS CONTROL UNIT edit. 3340A20 ABS ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT - UI
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M060
AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT edit. 5580C14 AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT - UI
M070
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT edit. 5040D14 CONTROL UNIT WITH AUTOMATIC AIR CONDITIONING BUTTONS - UI
M073
HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT edit. 5540C50 HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT GAS DISCHARGE LAMPS - UI
M084
CONTROL UNIT PARKING SENSORS edit. 5580H10 PARKING SENSOR ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT - UI
M086
CONTROL UNIT ELECTRIC POWER STEERING edit. 4110D50 CABLE HARNESS FOR ELECTRIC POWER STEERING - UI
M162
BLUETOOTH CONTROL UNIT edit. 5570T49 BLUETOOTH ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT - UI
M195 Gear lever control unit automatic dual clutch transmission edit. 2128A05 GEAR SHIFT SUPPORT - UI
M196
Dual clutch automatic gearbox control unit edit. 2128E01 ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT (TCU) - UI
B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D008
PLUG CABLES FOR / AIR CONDITIONING - HEATING
D065
PLUG ELECTRIC POWER STEERING
D070
DRIVER'S SEAT PLUG
D071
PASSENGER SEAT PLUG
M010
INJECTION RULE UNIT edit. 1056B82 INJECTION/IGNITION CONTROL UNIT - UI
M050
ABS CONTROL UNIT edit. 3340A20 ABS ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT - UI
M060
AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT edit. 5580C14 AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT - UI
M070
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT edit. 5040D14 CONTROL UNIT WITH AUTOMATIC AIR CONDITIONING BUTTONS - UI
M073
HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT edit. 5540C50 HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT GAS DISCHARGE LAMPS - UI
M084
CONTROL UNIT PARKING SENSORS edit. 5580H10 PARKING SENSOR ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT - UI
M086
CONTROL UNIT ELECTRIC POWER STEERING edit. 4110D50 CABLE HARNESS FOR ELECTRIC POWER STEERING - UI
M162
BLUETOOTH CONTROL UNIT edit. 5570T49 BLUETOOTH ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT - UI
M195 Gear lever control unit automatic dual clutch transmission edit. 2128A05 GEAR SHIFT SUPPORT - UI
M196
Dual clutch automatic gearbox control unit edit. 2128E01 ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT (TCU) - UI
191 - Juliet
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In this car, a structure of the electrical connections is used, which is called CAN (Controller Area Network): this is a software and hardware solution, the task of which is to control the car's
resources as efficiently as possible. This is achieved by:
The advantage of a CAN system is the application of communication between a large number of control units, which means that the number of signals is very high.
For this reason, the signals "travel" over CAN (twisted pair) serial buses, using one core for the high level (H) and the other for the low level (L); the signals on the network are formed
by differences, ie the value of a bit is represented as the difference between CAN-H and CAN-L.
The various electronic units (Nodes) make up the system and are connected to the CAN network via communication links, the so-called "Transceivers"; this connection is
integrated in the control units and consists of a gate to receive/send the information to and from the CAN network or the serial connections.
The data can only circulate on the serial CAN connection thanks to the application of a "transmission protocol"; the sum of the rules that allow the connections between two or more nodes
through which data or a "packet of data" can be exchanged.
The Body Computer "wakes up the network" at "Key-on" (if the Body Computer fails, this task is taken over by the instrument panel).
In addition, the Body Computer monitors the network, providing information about:
The various control units process the various signals from the respective sensors, both for their own operation and for the other control units connected to the CAN.
In this car, the CAN consists of two networks, which connect nodes with different functions:
- C-CAN for dynamic vehicle control (high speed): CAN-H and CAN-L bus;
- B-CAN for the standard body functions (low speed): bus CAN-A and CAN-B;
the two networks are connected through a "gateway" in the Body Computer for transferring common information.
The diagnosis of the nodes (control units) of both the B-CAN and the C-CAN takes place via the special diagnosis plug
The power is distributed via fuse and relay boxes and/or fuse holders, which are connected to the control systems (relays or static actuators), so that the maximum degree of
protection is obtained with the simplest possible wiring.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E: this signal serves, among other things, to "wake up" the network.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The nodes of the high speed C-CAN connected to the Body Computer M001 (pin 44 and 45 of connector B) are:
The nodes of the low speed B-CAN connected to the Body Computer M001 are:
The central diagnostic plug R010 is connected to the C-CAN via pin 59 and 60 of plug B on M001 and to the B-CAN via pin 42 and 43 of plug B on M001.
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
edit. 7045J36 SEAT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
H067 CONTROL SEAT ADJUSTMENT PASSENGER SEAT
M001
BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
M010
INJECTION RULE UNIT edit. 1056B82 INJECTION/IGNITION CONTROL UNIT - UI
M050
ABS CONTROL UNIT edit. 3340A20 ABS ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT - UI
M060
AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT edit. 5580C14 AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT - UI
M070
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT edit. 5040D14 CONTROL UNIT WITH AUTOMATIC AIR CONDITIONING BUTTONS - UI
M073
HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT edit. 5540C50 HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT GAS DISCHARGE LAMPS - UI
M084
CONTROL UNIT PARKING SENSORS edit. 5580H10 PARKING SENSOR ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT - UI
M086
CONTROL UNIT ELECTRIC POWER STEERING edit. 4110D50 CABLE HARNESS FOR ELECTRIC POWER STEERING - UI
M162
BLUETOOTH CONTROL UNIT edit. 5570T49 BLUETOOTH ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT - UI
B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
HEATING
D065 PLUG ELECTRIC POWER STEERING
D070 DRIVER'S SEAT PLUG
D071 PLUG PASSENGER SEAT
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
edit. 7045J36 SEAT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
H066 CONTROL SEAT ADJUSTMENT DRIVER'S SEAT
edit. 7045J36 SEAT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
H067 CONTROL SEAT ADJUSTMENT PASSENGER SEAT
M001
BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
M010
INJECTION RULE UNIT edit. 1056B82 INJECTION/IGNITION CONTROL UNIT - UI
M050
ABS CONTROL UNIT edit. 3340A20 ABS ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT - UI
M060
AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT edit. 5580C14 AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT - UI
M070
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT edit. 5040D14 CONTROL UNIT WITH AUTOMATIC AIR CONDITIONING BUTTONS - UI
M073
HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT edit. 5540C50 HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT GAS DISCHARGE LAMPS - UI
M084
CONTROL UNIT PARKING SENSORS edit. 5580H10 PARKING SENSOR ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT - UI
M086
CONTROL UNIT ELECTRIC POWER STEERING edit. 4110D50 CABLE HARNESS FOR ELECTRIC POWER STEERING - UI
M162
BLUETOOTH CONTROL UNIT edit. 5570T49 BLUETOOTH ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT - UI
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This car uses a structure of the electrical connections, which is called CAN (Controller Area Network).
The various electronic units (Nodes) make up the system and are connected to the CAN network; the most important component in the network is the Body Computer.
The electronic control units process the various signals from the respective sensors, both for their own operation and for the other control units, whose signals are sent via the CAN.
The CAN consists of two networks that connect nodes with different functions:
- C-CAN for dynamic vehicle control (high speed): CAN-H and CAN-L bus;
- B-CAN for the standard body functions (low speed): bus CAN-A and CAN-B;
the two networks are connected through a "gateway" in the Body Computer for transferring common information
A special serial A-BUS ISO 5 manages the connection to the rain/twilight sensor mounted near the rear-view mirror.
Another serial line manages the connection to the "fastened seat belt display" which is also mounted near the rear-view mirror.
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Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The rain and dusk sensor in the rear-view mirror P065 - pin 3 - is connected via the serial A-BUS to pin 48 of connector F on M001, and transmits the automatic control signal for
the windscreen wipers and the low and position lights.
The serial A-BUS connection is also connected to the motion/tilt sensors of the anti-theft alarm K62 - pin 4.
The serial A-BUS connection is connected from pin 56, plug B of Body Computer M1 to siren P90 - pin 2.
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D006 FRONT / REAR PLUG
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D006 FRONT / REAR PLUG
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With the key at MAR and the ring turned to "O", the daytime running lights come on automatically; the other lamps and the interior lighting remain off.
The automatic daytime running lights can be activated/deactivated via the "Setup menu" on the instrument panel; if the daytime lighting is deactivated, no light will come
on when the ring is in position O.
The rear exterior lighting is located in the rear light units and works with LED circuits.
With the ignition key at MAR, turning the ring forwards activates the dipped beam, the daytime running lights go out and the exterior, dipped beam and license plate lights come on.
This function allows the exterior lights and license plate lights to come on when the ignition key is turned to STOP, to indicate the presence of the car when it is stationary (parking
lights).
With the ignition key in the STOP position or the ignition key removed, when the ring is turned forwards, the exterior and license plate lights illuminate. The "exterior lighting" indicator light
comes on on the instrument panel.
By operating the lever for the direction indicators, the side where the lights switch on (left or right) can be selected.
The function is deactivated by turning the rotary switch for the lighting on the steering column switch to the OFF position or key-ON. In the latter case, the function is reset and the
Body Computer controls the lighting depending on the selected position of the rotary switch on the steering column switch.
With the "Follow me home" function, the dipped beam headlights and the exterior lighting can remain on for 30 seconds, or a multiple thereof, after the ignition key is turned to STOP or
removed. The fact that the lights remain on is indicated by the "Exterior lighting" indicator lamp on the instrument panel.
Switching on is done with the lever (as when switching on the high beam signal), within 2 minutes after the ignition is turned to STOP: each time the lever is operated, the lighting on
time increases by 30 seconds to a maximum of 210 seconds.
If the ignition switch is turned to MAR or the main beam signal switch is actuated for more than 2 seconds, the function is interrupted.
With Key-OFF, the "External courtesy lighting" function leaves the exterior lighting behind and the license plate lighting on for a certain time when the doors or tailgate are unlocked with
the remote control.
The "External courtesy lighting" function can be activated/deactivated via the "Setup menu" of the instrument panel.
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Along with the exterior lighting, the license plate light and various interior lights are also turned on, including instrument panel lighting and symbol lighting (these circuits
are shown and described in the respective component diagrams):
The switch-on and/or switch-off information is sent via CAN: this illuminates the "Exterior lighting" indicator lamp on the instrument panel. The instrument panel also switches on the
symbols night-time illumination.
On some versions, the outdoor lighting can also be switched on automatically using the twilight sensor.
This sensor - located on the windscreen behind the interior mirror - is able to detect the differences in ambient light intensity based on the sensitivity set: the greater the sensitivity, the less
outside light is needed to switch on the outside lighting.
The sensitivity of the sensor can be set via the "Setup menu" of the instrument panel.
By turning the rotary knob in the opposite direction (AUTO position), depending on the strength of the outside light, the outside lighting and the dipped headlights come on
automatically.
When the dusk sensor is switched on, only the high beam signal can be given.
If the sensor provides a switch-off command, the dipped beam and then after 10 seconds the outside lighting switches off.
The operation of the lighting is checked via the "check" function of the exterior/license plate lighting: each of the circuits is checked for:
- short circuit to the battery voltage (wiring with short circuit to the battery voltage)
If one of these situations occurs, the Body Computer sends a fault message via the CAN: the warning lamp "lighting malfunction" on the instrument panel comes on and the information is
shown on the display at the same time.
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A single ground signal sent from steering column switch H005 to Body Computer M001 controls the exterior lighting and the low beam: from pin 3 of H005 to pin 38 of connector D on M001;
the transmitted signal is encoded via resistance dividers, so that various commands can be sent from the steering column switch to the body computer via a single connection.
Pin 10 on H005 receives the reference ground from pin 34 of connector D on M001.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001, on the other hand, is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, while the signal from the ignition switch (INT/A) reaches pin 1 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The Body Computer M001 controls power to the parking lights in the headlights F010 (left) and F011 (right) from pins 28 and 13 of connector B.
The Body Computer M001 powers the front position lights F010 (left) and F011 (right) from pin 29 and 30 of connector B, as well as the rear position lights F030 (left) and F031 (right)
from pin 20 and 5 of connector F and from the license plate lights F050 and F051 from pin 15 of connector F.
The electronic component management feedback signals are sent to pin 24 of connector B and pin 54 of connector F on MOO1.
Via the CAN, the Body Computer M001 is connected to the instrument panel E050 for the control of the "exterior lighting" indicator light and, if a fault in the circuit or the lamp is detected, the
"lighting malfunction" warning lamp; in the event of a malfunction in the twilight sensor, this is signaled separately.
The position lights are switched on, even when there is a dusk sensor in the rear-view mirror P065 (A-BUS signal from pin 48 of connector F on M001).
The dusk sensor in P065 is powered via INT and the fuse F49 in M001.
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C011 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT RIGHT
C020 GROUND ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C011 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT RIGHT
C020 GROUND ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE
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The electronics in both headlamps control switching on and off within the times specified in the software in accordance with international standards for gas discharge
lamps. The system on each of the headlamp units consists of an igniter (IGNITER) in the lamp base and a control module (BALLAST) on the underside of the headlamp unit.
The left headlight is the "master" control unit while the right one is the "slave".
The master collects the switch-on command for the low beam, the speed of the car and the position of the sensors on the axles. Based on the input signals, the left headlamp unit (dipped
beam) is switched on directly and the right headlamp via a serial connection.
If the high beams are switched on when the low beams are on, the shielding of the gas discharge lamp rises, providing the high beam.
The dipped beams are switched on with the steering column switch by turning the ring forward: the dipped beams are activated, the daytime running lights go out and the exterior
lights, the dipped beams and the license plate lights come on.
On some versions, the dipped beam can also be switched on automatically using the twilight sensor.
This sensor - located on the windscreen behind the interior mirror - is able to detect the differences in ambient light intensity based on the sensitivity set: the greater the sensitivity, the
less outside light is needed to switch on the outside lighting.
The sensitivity of the sensor can be set via the "Setup menu" of the instrument panel.
By turning the rotary knob in the opposite direction (AUTO position), depending on the strength of the outside light, the outside lighting and the dipped beams automatically turn on.
to burn.
When the dusk sensor is switched on, only the high beam signal can be given.
If the sensor provides a switch-off command, the dipped beam and then after 10 seconds the outside lighting switches off.
In the event of a malfunction of the dusk sensor, the "general warning lamp" lights up on the instrument panel and the information is shown on the display at the same time.
With the "Follow me home" function, the dipped beam headlights and the exterior lighting can remain switched on for 30 seconds, or a multiple thereof, after the ignition key is turned to
STOP or removed. The fact that the lights remain on is indicated by the "Exterior lighting" indicator lamp on the instrument panel. Switching on is done with the lever (as when turning on
the high beam signal), within 2 minutes after the ignition is turned to STOP: each time the lever is operated, the lighting on time increases by 30 seconds to a maximum of 210 seconds. If
the ignition switch is turned to MAR or the main beam signal switch is actuated for more than 2 seconds, the function is interrupted.
With Key-OFF, the "External courtesy lighting" function makes the dipped beams turn on for a certain time when the doors or tailgate are unlocked with the remote control.
The "External courtesy lighting" function can be activated/deactivated via the "Setup menu" of the instrument panel.
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A single ground signal sent from steering column switch H005 to Body Computer M001 controls the exterior lighting and the low beam: from pin 3 of H005 to pin 38 of connector D on M001;
the transmitted signal is encoded via resistance dividers, so that various commands can be sent from the steering column switch to the body computer via a single connection.
Pin 10 on H005 receives the reference ground from pin 34 of connector D on M001.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001, on the other hand, is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, while the signal from the ignition switch (INT/A) reaches pin 1 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The Body Computer M001 controls the power of the dipped beam in the headlights F010 (left) and F011 (right) from pins 10 and 27 of connector C in M001.
Each circuit is protected by a fuse in fuse and relay box M001: F13 for the left and F12 for the right headlight.
The two electronic circuits in headlights F10 (left) and F11 (right) are powered from pin 6 (INT) through fuse F37 in M001.
The pins 11 of both control units are interconnected via a special serial link.
Via the CAN, the Body Computer M001 is connected to the instrument panel E050 for controlling the light "dipped beam switched on" and, in the event of a faulty twilight sensor,
the specific message.
The low beam is switched on, even if there is a twilight sensor in the rear-view mirror P065 (A-BUS signal from pin 48 of connector F on M001).
The dusk sensor in P065 is powered via INT and the fuse F49 in M001.
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B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C011 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT RIGHT
C020 GROUND ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
F010 HEADLIGHT LEFT edit. 5540B07 LEFT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
F011 HEADLIGHT RIGHT edit. 5540B08 RIGHT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
H005 STEERING COLUMN SWITCH edit. 5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
M073 HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT edit. 5540C50 HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT GAS DISCHARGE LAMPS - UI
P065 ELECTRONIC DIMMABLE INTERIOR MIRROR edit. 7065C60 INTERIOR MIRROR, FOR RAIN/TWILIGHT SENSOR VERSIONS - UI
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B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C011 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT RIGHT
C020 GROUND ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
F010 HEADLIGHT LEFT edit. 5540B07 LEFT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
F011 HEADLIGHT RIGHT edit. 5540B08 RIGHT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
H005 STEERING COLUMN SWITCH edit. 5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
M073 HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT edit. 5540C50 HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT GAS DISCHARGE LAMPS - UI
P065 ELECTRONIC DIMMABLE INTERIOR MIRROR edit. 7065C60 INTERIOR MIRROR, FOR RAIN/TWILIGHT SENSOR VERSIONS - UI
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The electronics in both headlamps control switching on and off within the times specified in the software in accordance with international standards for gas discharge
lamps. The system on each of the headlamp units consists of an igniter (IGNITER) in the lamp base and a control module (BALLAST) on the underside of the headlamp unit.
The left headlight is the "master" control unit while the right one is the "slave".
The master collects the switch-on command for the low beam, the speed of the car and the position of the sensors on the axles. Based on the input signals, the left headlamp unit (dipped
beam) is switched on directly and the right headlamp via a serial connection.
If the high beams are switched on when the low beams are on, the shielding of the gas discharge lamp rises, providing the high beam.
The dipped beams are switched on with the steering column switch by turning the ring forward: the dipped beams are activated, the daytime running lights go out and the exterior
lights, the dipped beams and the license plate lights come on.
On some versions, the dipped beam can also be switched on automatically using the twilight sensor.
This sensor - located on the windscreen behind the interior mirror - is able to detect the differences in ambient light intensity based on the sensitivity set: the greater the sensitivity, the
less outside light is needed to switch on the outside lighting.
The sensitivity of the sensor can be set via the "Setup menu" of the instrument panel.
By turning the rotary knob in the opposite direction (AUTO position), depending on the strength of the outside light, the outside lighting and the dipped beams automatically turn on.
to burn.
When the dusk sensor is switched on, only the high beam signal can be given.
If the sensor provides a switch-off command, the dipped beam and then after 10 seconds the outside lighting switches off.
In the event of a malfunction of the dusk sensor, the "general warning lamp" lights up on the instrument panel and the information is shown on the display at the same time.
With the "Follow me home" function, the dipped beam headlights and the exterior lighting can remain on for 30 seconds, or a multiple thereof, after the ignition key is turned to STOP or
removed. The fact that the lights remain on is indicated by the "Exterior lighting" indicator lamp on the instrument panel. Switching on is done with the lever (as when switching on the high
beam signal), within 2 minutes after the ignition is turned to STOP: each time the lever is operated, the lighting on time increases by 30 seconds to a maximum of 210 seconds. If the ignition
switch is turned to MAR or the main beam signal switch is actuated for more than 2 seconds, the function is interrupted.
With Key-OFF, the "External courtesy lighting" function makes the dipped beams turn on for a certain time when the doors or tailgate are unlocked with the remote control.
The "External courtesy lighting" function can be activated/deactivated via the "Setup menu" of the instrument panel.
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A single ground signal sent from steering column switch H005 to Body Computer M001 controls the exterior lighting and the low beam: from pin 3 of H005 to pin 38 of connector D on M001;
the transmitted signal is encoded via resistance dividers, so that various commands can be sent from the steering column switch to the body computer via a single connection.
Pin 10 on H005 receives the reference ground from pin 34 of connector D on M001.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001, on the other hand, is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, while the signal from the ignition switch (INT/A) reaches pin 1 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The Body Computer M001 controls the power of the dipped beam in the headlights F010 (left) and F011 (right) from pins 10 and 27 of connector C in M001.
Each circuit is protected by a fuse in fuse and relay box M001: F13 for the left and F12 for the right headlight.
The two electronic circuits in headlights F10 (left) and F11 (right) are powered from pin 6 (INT) through fuse F37 in M001.
The pins 11 of both control units are interconnected via a special serial link.
Via the CAN, the Body Computer M001 is connected to the instrument panel E050 for controlling the light "dipped beam switched on" and, in the event of a faulty twilight sensor,
the specific message.
The low beam is switched on, even if there is a twilight sensor in the rear-view mirror P065 (A-BUS signal from pin 48 of connector F on M001).
The dusk sensor in P065 is powered via INT and the fuse F49 in M001.
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B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C011 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT RIGHT
C020 GROUND ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
F010 HEADLIGHT LEFT edit. 5540B07 LEFT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
F011 HEADLIGHT RIGHT edit. 5540B08 RIGHT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
H005 STEERING COLUMN SWITCH edit. 5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
M073 HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT edit. 5540C50 HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT GAS DISCHARGE LAMPS - UI
P065 ELECTRONIC DIMMABLE INTERIOR MIRROR edit. 7065C60 INTERIOR MIRROR, FOR RAIN/TWILIGHT SENSOR VERSIONS - UI
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B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C011 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT RIGHT
C020 GROUND ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
F010 HEADLIGHT LEFT edit. 5540B07 LEFT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
F011 HEADLIGHT RIGHT edit. 5540B08 RIGHT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
H005 STEERING COLUMN SWITCH edit. 5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
M073 HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT edit. 5540C50 HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT GAS DISCHARGE LAMPS - UI
P065 ELECTRONIC DIMMABLE INTERIOR MIRROR edit. 7065C60 INTERIOR MIRROR, FOR RAIN/TWILIGHT SENSOR VERSIONS - UI
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The car is equipped with two high beams in the headlamp units.
- with the low beam on by pushing the lever towards the dashboard (locked position).
- for "high beam signal" by pulling the lever towards the steering wheel (position without locking)
On versions with discharge headlamps, there are two "high beams": the first is a traditional (halogen) bulb for the "high beam signal"; when switching from dipped to high beam,
the xenon lamp remains on and a metal shield is pulled up with the aid of an electric motor.
low beam is in the low position.
A separate relay - in the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment - controls the switching on of the high beams via a special fuse. The low beam relay is controlled by the Body
Computer: the relay is energized with the control signal from the steering column switch.
The switch-on and/or switch-off information is sent via CAN: this lights up the "High beam" indicator light on the instrument panel.
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A single ground signal sent from steering column switch H005 to Body Computer M001 controls both the high beam and the high beam signal: from pin 2 of H005 to pin 36 of connector
D on M001; the transmitted signal is encoded via resistance dividers, so that various commands can be sent from the steering column switch to the body computer via a single
connection.
Pin 10 on H005 receives the reference ground from pin 34 of connector D on M001.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001, on the other hand, is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, while the signal from the ignition switch (INT/A) reaches pin 1 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The Body Computer M001 controls the power supply of the high beams with a ground enable signal to relay T02 in fuse and relay box in the engine compartment B001 - from pin 22 of
connector B on M001 - energizing relay T02: it supplies the low beams in the headlamps F010 (left) and F011 (right). The circuit is protected by fuse F14 in fuse and relay box B001.
The relay T02 is in turn supplied from the "ignition lock" (INT) through the fuse F51 in M001.
Body Computer M001 is connected via CAN to instrument panel E050 for controlling the "high beam" indicator light.
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B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C011 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT RIGHT
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
F010 HEADLIGHT LEFT edit. 5540B07 LEFT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
F011 HEADLIGHT RIGHT edit. 5540B08 RIGHT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
H005 STEERING COLUMN SWITCH edit. 5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
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B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C011 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT RIGHT
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
F010 HEADLIGHT LEFT edit. 5540B07 LEFT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
F011 HEADLIGHT RIGHT edit. 5540B08 RIGHT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
H005 STEERING COLUMN SWITCH edit. 5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
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The car is equipped with two high beams in the headlamp units.
- with the low beam on by pushing the lever towards the dashboard (locked position).
- for "high beam signal" by pulling the lever towards the steering wheel (position without locking)
A separate relay - in the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment - controls the switching on of the high beams via a special fuse. The low beam relay is controlled by the Body
Computer: the relay is energized with the control signal from the steering column switch.
The switch-on and/or switch-off information is sent via CAN: this lights up the "High beam" indicator light on the instrument panel.
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A single ground signal sent from steering column switch H005 to Body Computer M001 controls both the high beam and the high beam signal: from pin 2 of H005 to pin 36 of connector
D on M001; the transmitted signal is encoded via resistance dividers, so that various commands can be sent from the steering column switch to the body computer via a single
connection.
Pin 10 on H005 receives the reference ground from pin 34 of connector D on M001.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001, on the other hand, is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, while the signal from the ignition switch (INT/A) reaches pin 1 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The Body Computer M001 controls the power supply of the high beams with a ground enable signal to relay T02 in fuse and relay box in the engine compartment B001 - from pin 22 of
connector B on M001 - energizing relay T02: it supplies the low beams in the headlamps F010 (left) and F011 (right). The circuit is protected by fuse F14 in fuse and relay box B001.
The relay T02 is in turn supplied from the "ignition lock" (INT) through the fuse F51 in M001.
Body Computer M001 is connected via CAN to instrument panel E050 for controlling the "high beam" indicator light.
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B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C011 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT RIGHT
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
F010 HEADLIGHT LEFT edit. 5540B07 LEFT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
F011 HEADLIGHT RIGHT edit. 5540B08 RIGHT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
H005 STEERING COLUMN SWITCH edit. 5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
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B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C011 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT RIGHT
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
F010 HEADLIGHT LEFT edit. 5540B07 LEFT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
F011 HEADLIGHT RIGHT edit. 5540B08 RIGHT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
H005 STEERING COLUMN SWITCH edit. 5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
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The front and side indicators are of the traditional bulb type.
The rear turn signals are located in the rear light units and work with LED circuits controlled by special internal electronics.
The right and left turn signals are turned on by moving the left lever of the steering column switch up or down; the function is active with ignition switch on MAR.
The hazard warning lights (simultaneous activation of the left and right indicators) are operated via a switch in the center of the dashboard.
The turn signal/hazard flasher activation is controlled by the Body Computer, which also controls the flashing frequency. The signal is supplied to the other nodes via the CAN. In this way,
the two "turn signal indicator lamps" on the instrument panel come on; in addition, the buzzer in the instrument panel provides a low-frequency sound signal at the same time as the lights
are turned on.
The operation of the lighting is checked via the "check" function direction indicators: each of the circuits (right and left side of the car) is checked for:
- short circuit to the battery voltage (wiring with short circuit to the battery voltage)
If one of the situations occurs, the body computer sends a fault message via the CAN: to the instrument panel: only with "Key on" a "warning lamp" lights up and the
information is shown on the display at the same time.
In addition, at the same time as the display of the fault, the frequency of the flashing lights on the instrument panel and the sound signal increases; however, the frequency of flashing of the
lights on the outside of the car is not changed.
the direction indicators are also used to signal whether commands from the remote control have been received and/or whether an operation of the "interior access
system" is being performed
A single ground signal sent from steering column switch H005 to Body Computer M001 controls the right and left turn signals: from pin 1 of H005 to pin 51 of connector D on M001; the
transmitted signal is encoded via resistance dividers, so that various commands can be sent from the steering column switch to the body computer via a single connection.
Pin 10 on H005 receives the reference ground from pin 34 of connector D on M001.
The ground (enable) signal for the hazard warning flashers reaches pin 7 of connector D in M001 via the control switch in group H90, pin 3; pin 6 of H90 receives the reference ground
from pin 49 of connector D in M0010. †
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E:
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The Body Computer M001 controls the side indicators F020 (left) and F021 (right) - from pins 11 and 9 of connector B -, for F010 (left) and F011 (right) - from pins 10 and 8 of connector B -
and behind F030 (left) and F031 (right) - from pins 1 and 3 of connector F.
Via the CAN, the Body Computer M001 is connected to the instrument panel E050 for the control of the "turn signal indicator lamps", the warning buzzer and, if a fault in the circuit is detected,
the "lighting malfunction" warning lamp.
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C011 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT RIGHT
C030 GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C031 RIGHT RIGHT GROUND CONNECTION
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
F010 LEFT HEADLIGHT edit. 5540B07 LEFT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
F011 RIGHT HEADLIGHT edit. 5540B08 RIGHT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
F020 LEFT SIGNAL SIGNAL edit. 5550C22 DIRECTION SIGNAL (1) ON FRONT FENDER, LI OR RE - UI
F021 RIGHT SIDE SIGNAL SIGNAL edit. 5550C22 DIRECTION SIGNAL (1) ON FRONT FENDER, LI OR RE - UI
F030 REAR LIGHT UNIT LEFT edit. 5540A58 OUTER REAR LIGHT UNIT WITH INTEGRATED TURNING INDICATOR (1), LI OR RE - UI
F031 RIGHT BACKLIGHT UNIT edit. 5540A58 OUTER REAR LIGHT UNIT WITH INTEGRATED TURNING INDICATOR (1), LI OR RE - UI
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
H005 STEERING COLUMN SWITCH edit. 5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI
H020 SWITCH FOR FLASHING ALARM LIGHTS edit. 5550C14 BLINKER ALARM CONTROL SWITCH - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C011 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT RIGHT
C030 GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C031 RIGHT RIGHT GROUND CONNECTION
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
F010 LEFT HEADLIGHT edit. 5540B07 LEFT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
F011 RIGHT HEADLIGHT edit. 5540B08 RIGHT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
F020 LEFT SIGNAL SIGNAL edit. 5550C22 DIRECTION SIGNAL (1) ON FRONT FENDER, LI OR RE - UI
F021 RIGHT SIDE SIGNAL SIGNAL edit. 5550C22 DIRECTION SIGNAL (1) ON FRONT FENDER, LI OR RE - UI
F030 REAR LIGHT UNIT LEFT edit. 5540A58 OUTER REAR LIGHT UNIT WITH INTEGRATED TURNING INDICATOR (1), LI OR RE - UI
F031 RIGHT BACKLIGHT UNIT edit. 5540A58 OUTER REAR LIGHT UNIT WITH INTEGRATED TURNING INDICATOR (1), LI OR RE - UI
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
H005 STEERING COLUMN SWITCH edit. 5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI
H020 SWITCH FOR FLASHING ALARM LIGHTS edit. 5550C14 BLINKER ALARM CONTROL SWITCH - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
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The front and side indicators are of the traditional bulb type.
The rear turn signals are located in the rear light units and work with LED circuits controlled by special internal electronics.
The right and left turn signals are turned on by moving the left lever of the steering column switch up or down; the function is active with ignition switch on MAR.
The hazard warning lights (simultaneous activation of the left and right indicators) are operated via a switch in the center of the dashboard.
The turn signal/hazard flasher activation is controlled by the Body Computer, which also controls the flashing frequency. The signal is supplied to the other nodes via the CAN. In this way,
the two "turn signal indicator lamps" on the instrument panel come on; in addition, the buzzer in the instrument panel provides a low-frequency sound signal at the same time as the lights
are turned on.
The operation of the lighting is checked via the "check" function direction indicators: each of the circuits (right and left side of the car) is checked for:
- short circuit to the battery voltage (wiring with short circuit to the battery voltage)
If one of the situations occurs, the body computer sends a fault message via the CAN: to the instrument panel: only with "Key on" a "warning lamp" lights up and the
information is shown on the display at the same time.
In addition, at the same time as the display of the fault, the frequency of the flashing lights on the instrument panel and the sound signal increases; however, the frequency of flashing of the
lights on the outside of the car is not changed.
the direction indicators are also used to signal whether commands from the remote control have been received and/or whether an operation of the "interior access
system" is being performed
A single ground signal sent from steering column switch H005 to Body Computer M001 controls the right and left turn signals: from pin 1 of H005 to pin 51 of connector D on M001; the
transmitted signal is encoded via resistance dividers, so that various commands can be sent from the steering column switch to the body computer via a single connection.
Pin 10 on H005 receives the reference ground from pin 34 of connector D on M001.
The ground (enable) signal for the hazard warning flashers reaches pin 7 of connector D in M001 via the control switch in group H90, pin 3; pin 6 of H90 receives the reference ground
from pin 49 of connector D in M0010. †
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E:
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The Body Computer M001 controls the side indicators F020 (left) and F021 (right) - from pins 11 and 9 of connector B -, for F010 (left) and F011 (right) - from pins 10 and 8 of connector B -
and behind F030 (left) and F031 (right) - from pins 1 and 3 of connector F.
Via the CAN, the Body Computer M001 is connected to the instrument panel E050 for the control of the "turn signal indicator lamps", the warning buzzer and, if a fault in the circuit is detected,
the "lighting malfunction" warning lamp.
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C011 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT RIGHT
C030 GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C031 RIGHT RIGHT GROUND CONNECTION
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
F010 LEFT HEADLIGHT edit. 5540B07 LEFT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
F011 RIGHT HEADLIGHT edit. 5540B08 RIGHT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
F020 LEFT SIGNAL SIGNAL edit. 5550C22 DIRECTION SIGNAL (1) ON FRONT FENDER, LI OR RE - UI
F021 RIGHT SIDE SIGNAL SIGNAL edit. 5550C22 DIRECTION SIGNAL (1) ON FRONT FENDER, LI OR RE - UI
F030 REAR LIGHT UNIT LEFT edit. 5540A58 OUTER REAR LIGHT UNIT WITH INTEGRATED TURNING INDICATOR (1), LI OR RE - UI
F031 RIGHT BACKLIGHT UNIT edit. 5540A58 OUTER REAR LIGHT UNIT WITH INTEGRATED TURNING INDICATOR (1), LI OR RE - UI
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
H005 STEERING COLUMN SWITCH edit. 5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI
H020 SWITCH FOR FLASHING ALARM LIGHTS edit. 5550C14 BLINKER ALARM CONTROL SWITCH - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C011 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT RIGHT
C030 GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C031 RIGHT RIGHT GROUND CONNECTION
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
F010 LEFT HEADLIGHT edit. 5540B07 LEFT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
F011 RIGHT HEADLIGHT edit. 5540B08 RIGHT HEADLIGHT UNIT - UI
F020 LEFT SIGNAL SIGNAL edit. 5550C22 DIRECTION SIGNAL (1) ON FRONT FENDER, LI OR RE - UI
F021 RIGHT SIDE SIGNAL SIGNAL edit. 5550C22 DIRECTION SIGNAL (1) ON FRONT FENDER, LI OR RE - UI
F030 REAR LIGHT UNIT LEFT edit. 5540A58 OUTER REAR LIGHT UNIT WITH INTEGRATED TURNING INDICATOR (1), LI OR RE - UI
F031 RIGHT BACKLIGHT UNIT edit. 5540A58 OUTER REAR LIGHT UNIT WITH INTEGRATED TURNING INDICATOR (1), LI OR RE - UI
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
H005 STEERING COLUMN SWITCH edit. 5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI
H020 SWITCH FOR FLASHING ALARM LIGHTS edit. 5550C14 BLINKER ALARM CONTROL SWITCH - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
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STOP LIGHTS
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The brake lights are mounted in the outer rear light units. There is a central third brake light.
The side brake lights are located in the side rear light units and work with LED circuits controlled by special internal electronics.
The center rear light consists of an LED device with a beam of light that extends beyond the screen print of the rear window.
The brake lights come on via the brake light switch when the brake pedal is depressed.
The switch on the pedal assembly has two contacts that provide two signals: the first is normally open (NA) and recognizes the brake pedal position if it is different from the rest
position, ie pressed; the second is normally closed (NC) and recognizes the rest position.
The lighting is switched on by the normally open contact (brake pedal depressed).
The function is activated with the authorization signals (ignition switch on MAR) and the control signal of said switch.
The functioning of the bulbs in the rear light units is checked via the "check" function brake lights: it is checked for:
- short circuit to the battery voltage (wiring with short circuit to the battery voltage)
If one of these situations occurs, the Body Computer sends a fault message via the CAN: the warning lamp "lighting malfunction" on the instrument panel lights up and at the same time
the information is shown on the display with the corresponding symbol.
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Switch I030 receives power from pin 7, connector C of Body Computer M001 from the ignition switch via fuse F37 in Body Computer M001: when the brake pedal is depressed, the switch closes and the signal "normally open"
is supplied to Body Computer M001 ( pin 27, connector B of M001).
The Body Computer M001 then controls the power supply to the brake lights in units F030 (left) and F031 (right) - from pins 10 and 8 of connector F.
The third brake light F040 is directly controlled by the switch I030.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E:
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
Via the CAN, Body Computer M001 is connected to instrument panel E050 for operation, in the event of a circuit or fuse failure, of the warning lamp "lighting malfunction" and the message "check brake lights"
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Component
Description See edit
code
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C030 GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT -
F030 REAR LIGHT UNIT LEFT edit. 5540A58 OUTER REAR LIGHT UNIT WITH INTEGRATED TURNING INDICATOR (1), LI OR RE - UI
F031 RIGHT BACKLIGHT UNIT edit. 5540A58 OUTER REAR LIGHT UNIT WITH INTEGRATED TURNING INDICATOR (1), LI OR RE - UI
Component
Description See edit
code
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C030 GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT -
F030 REAR LIGHT UNIT LEFT edit. 5540A58 OUTER REAR LIGHT UNIT WITH INTEGRATED TURNING INDICATOR (1), LI OR RE - UI
F031 RIGHT BACKLIGHT UNIT edit. 5540A58 OUTER REAR LIGHT UNIT WITH INTEGRATED TURNING INDICATOR (1), LI OR RE - UI
REVERSE LIGHTS
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The car is equipped with two white reversing lights, which are located in the rear light units on the tailgate.
These light up whenever reverse is engaged: this information is received via a switch on the outside of the gearbox.
The reversing light switch is powered from the ignition and protected by a fuse in the Body Computer.
The signal that reverse is engaged is supplied to the injection control unit, which transmits it via CAN to the Body Computer. The Body Computer then not only switches on the relevant
lighting, but also controls the automatic operation of the rear window wiper, the electronically dimmable interior mirror and the control unit of the parking sensors.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 2 of plug G: this signal serves, among other things, to "wake up" the network.
Pin 11 of connector G on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
Body computer M001 supplies the power for the reversing lights in the rear light units on the tailgate F035 (left) and F036 (right) from pin 4 and 1 of connector F.
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C030 GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT -
B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C030 GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT -
REVERSE LIGHTS
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The car is equipped with a white reversing lamp, which is located on the right (left in right-hand drive versions) in the rear bumper.
This lights up every time reverse gear is engaged: this information is received via a switch on the outside of the gearbox.
The reverse light circuit is powered by a line from the ignition protected by a separate fuse in the Body Computer.
The turn-on signal for the reversing lights is also sent to the steering column switch for automatic operation of the rear wiper and rear-view mirror and to the engine control unit; and
also via the CAN to the Body Computer, which transmits the signal to the parking sensor control unit, etc.
The switch for the reversing lights I020 is powered from the ignition (INT) via fuse F51 in the Body Computer M001.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E:
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
When reverse gear is engaged, the switch closes and the power supply reaches the reversing light in rear light unit F033.
In addition, the switch-on signal for the reversing lights is received by the injection control unit M010 and sent via the CAN to the body computer and the other nodes that use the signal
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C030 GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C031 RIGHT RIGHT GROUND CONNECTION
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
I020 SWITCH FOR REVERSING LIGHTS edit. 5550D22 REVERSING LIGHT SWITCH - UI
F035 LEFT TAILLIGHT UNIT (PART ON TAILGATE) edit. 5540A68 INNER REAR LIGHT UNIT (1), LI OR RE - UI
F036 RIGHT TAILLIGHT UNIT (PART ON TAILGATE) edit. 5540A68 INNER REAR LIGHT UNIT (1), LI OR RE - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
M010 INJECTION RULE UNIT edit. 1056B82 INJECTION/IGNITION CONTROL UNIT - UI
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C030 GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C031 RIGHT RIGHT GROUND CONNECTION
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
I020 SWITCH FOR REVERSING LIGHTS edit. 5550D22 REVERSING LIGHT SWITCH - UI
F035 LEFT TAILLIGHT UNIT (PART ON TAILGATE) edit. 5540A68 INNER REAR LIGHT UNIT (1), LI OR RE - UI
F036 RIGHT TAILLIGHT UNIT (PART ON TAILGATE) edit. 5540A68 INNER REAR LIGHT UNIT (1), LI OR RE - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
M010 INJECTION RULE UNIT edit. 1056B82 INJECTION/IGNITION CONTROL UNIT - UI
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FOG LIGHTS
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The car is equipped with two additional fog lamps in the front bumper.
The fog lamps are switched on using the switch on the switch panel to the left of the steering wheel; when the lights are on, the corresponding indicator light on the instrument panel also
comes on.
A relay - in the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment - switches the fog lights on via a fuse.
The relay is controlled by the Body Computer; the relay is energized at:
When the exterior lighting is switched off, the fog lamps switch off; even when the corresponding switch is pressed. When the exterior lighting is switched on again, the fog
lamps do not come on again automatically, but only when the corresponding switch is pressed again.
When the ignition is turned to STOP and then back to MAR, the switch must be pressed again to turn on the fog lamps.
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The fog lamp (ground) enable signal reaches pin 30, connector D of M1 from the control switch on the switch panel to the left of the steering wheel H091 - pin 7.
The connection to the Body Computer of the fog lamp and rear fog lamp activation signal is the same, connecting to pin 45 of connector D on M001, but the signal is different
because the resistance values in series are different with the two different switches of the switch panel H091 .
Pin 1 of H091 receives the reference ground from pin 37 of connector D on M001.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001, on the other hand, is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, while the signal from the ignition switch (INT/A) reaches pin 1 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The turn-on signal for the exterior lights is sent to pin 38, connector D of M001 from steering column switch H005.
Body Computer M001 controls the power of the fog lamps with a ground signal to relay T14 in fuse and relay box in the engine compartment B001 - from pin 4, connector B of M001.
The relay T02 is in turn supplied from the "ignition lock" (INT) through the fuse F51 in M001.
This ground signal energizes relay T14: it supplies the fog lamps on the left F015 and on the right F016 via fuse F30 in fuse and relay box B001.
Body Computer M001 is connected via the CAN to the instrument panel E050 for the control of the "fog lamps" control lamp.
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B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D050 PLUG FOG LAMPS
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
F015 FOG LIGHT LEFT edit. 5540D10 FOG LIGHT (1), LI OR RE - UI
F016 FOG LIGHT RIGHT edit. 5540D10 FOG LIGHT (1), LI OR RE - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
H090 SWITCH UNIT edit. 7040A56 SWITCH UNIT ON DASHBOARD - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
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B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D050 PLUG FOG LAMPS
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
F015 FOG LIGHT LEFT edit. 5540D10 FOG LIGHT (1), LI OR RE - UI
F016 FOG LIGHT RIGHT edit. 5540D10 FOG LIGHT (1), LI OR RE - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
H090 SWITCH UNIT edit. 7040A56 SWITCH UNIT ON DASHBOARD - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
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The car is equipped with a high-luminosity red rear fog lamp, which is mounted on the left (right for right-hand drive versions) in the rear bumper.
The rear fog lamp is switched on using the switch on the switch panel to the left of the steering wheel; when the rear fog lamp is switched on, the corresponding indicator lamp
on the instrument panel also illuminates.
The rear fog light is operated via the Body Computer; by means of:
When the dipped beam or fog lamps are switched off, the rear fog lamp is also switched off, even if the corresponding switch is pressed. When the lighting is switched on again, the rear fog
lamp does not come on again automatically, but only when the corresponding switch is pressed again.
If the ignition switch is turned to STOP and then back to MAR, the switch must be pressed again to activate the rear fog lamp.
The functioning of the lighting is checked via the "check" function rear fog light: it is checked for:
- short circuit to the battery voltage (wiring with short circuit to the battery voltage)
If one of these situations occurs, the Body Computer sends a fault message via the CAN: the "lighting fault" warning light on the instrument panel lights up and the information is shown
on the display at the same time.
Machine Translated by Google
The fog lamp (ground) enable signal reaches pin 45, connector D of M001 from the control switch on the switch panel to the left of the steering wheel H091 - pin 7.
The connection to the Body Computer of the fog lamp and rear fog lamp activation signal is the same, connecting to pin 45 of connector D on M001, but the signal is different because
the resistance values in series are different with the two different switches of the switch panel H091 .
Pin 1 of H091 receives the reference ground from pin 37 of connector D on M001.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The dipped beam enable signal is sent to pin 38, connector D of M001 from steering column switch H005.
The Body Computer M001 regulates - from pin 60 of plug F - the power supply to the rear fog lamp F033.
Body Computer M001 is connected via CAN to instrument panel E050 for the control of the "rear fog lights switched on" indicator light and the "exterior lighting malfunction" indicator
lamp.
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C030 GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C031 RIGHT RIGHT GROUND CONNECTION
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
F035 LEFT TAILLIGHT UNIT (PART ON TAILGATE) edit. 5540A68 INNER REAR LIGHT UNIT (1), LI OR RE - UI
F036 RIGHT TAILLIGHT UNIT (PART ON TAILGATE) edit. 5540A68 INNER REAR LIGHT UNIT (1), LI OR RE - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
H090 SWITCH UNIT edit. 7040A56 SWITCH UNIT ON DASHBOARD - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C030 GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C031 RIGHT RIGHT GROUND CONNECTION
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
F035 LEFT TAILLIGHT UNIT (PART ON TAILGATE) edit. 5540A68 INNER REAR LIGHT UNIT (1), LI OR RE - UI
F036 RIGHT TAILLIGHT UNIT (PART ON TAILGATE) edit. 5540A68 INNER REAR LIGHT UNIT (1), LI OR RE - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
H090 SWITCH UNIT edit. 7040A56 SWITCH UNIT ON DASHBOARD - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
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CEILING LIGHTS
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The front ceiling light contains two lights that can be controlled with the corresponding switches: the switches allow the corresponding lights to be switched on either directly or via a
time control, as described below.
The burning time of the ceiling light depends on the program executed by the Body Computer.
- when a door is opened, the lighting comes on for 3 minutes; this restarts every time a door is opened;
- when all doors are closed; with key-off, the lighting remains on for another 10 seconds. This is interrupted when the ignition switch is turned to key-on: in this case the lighting switches
off immediately.
- if all doors are closed with key-on, the lights go out immediately.
- when the ignition key is removed (and within 2 minutes after the engine has been switched off), the lighting comes on for 10 seconds.
- when the doors are unlocked centrally, all the lights come on for 10 seconds.
The power supply to all lamps is dependent on a battery voltage check (SBMT): with the ignition switch at STOP and the door or tailgate open, the lamps illuminate for 15 minutes, after
which all lamps are switched off.
The instrument panel display indicates when one or more doors are open; in addition, the light remains on until all doors, the bonnet and the luggage compartment are perfectly closed.
An acoustic signal is also emitted by the buzzer if this situation is detected above a certain speed threshold.
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The Body Computer M001 receives the "door open" inputs on pin 54 (driver's door) and, 53 (passenger door) from connector B in M001; the signal open rear swing door goes to pin 39 of
plug F in M001.
The ceiling light G010 is powered by fuse F32 on Body Computer M001.
Ceiling light for G010 is powered according to the above regulation from the Body Computer M001 - from pin 13, plug F. From pin 9 of plug F the analog signal for the time control is
supplied.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, and pin 9 of plug E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
Via the CAN, the Body Computer M001 is connected to the instrument panel E050, to which a signal is supplied, which, if necessary, illuminates the "door open" light and a signal is
given by the corresponding buzzer.
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B001
FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099
MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C020
MASS ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE
C030
GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C031
RIGHT RIGHT GROUND CONNECTION
C038
GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D030
FRONT LEFT DOOR PLUG
D031
PLUG DOOR RIGHT FRONT
D035
PLUG LEFT REAR DOOR
D036
RIGHT RIGHT DOOR PLUG
E050
INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
G010
FRONT CEILING LIGHT edit. 7040E10 FRONT CEILING LIGHT - ONION
G020
CEILING LIGHT MIDDLE BACK edit. 7040E16 REAR INTERIOR LIGHTS - UI
H001
START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
M001
BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
N050 FRONT DOOR LOCK ENGINE UNIT edit. 7005N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A FRONT DOOR, LI OR RE - UI AT
DRIVER'S SIDE EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N051 edit. 7005N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A FRONT DOOR, LI OR RE - UI AT
ENGINE UNIT FRONT RIGHT DOOR LOCK
EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N055 edit. 7010N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A REAR DOOR - UI AT
ENGINE UNIT REAR LEFT DOOR LOCK
EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N056 MOTORUNIT PORTIERVERGRENDELING edit. 7010N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A REAR DOOR - UI AT
RIGHT BEHIND EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
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B001
FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099
MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C020
MASS ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE
C030
GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C031
RIGHT RIGHT GROUND CONNECTION
C038
GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D030
FRONT LEFT DOOR PLUG
D031
PLUG DOOR RIGHT FRONT
D035
PLUG LEFT REAR DOOR
D036
RIGHT RIGHT DOOR PLUG
E050
INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
G010
FRONT CEILING LIGHT edit. 7040E10 FRONT CEILING LIGHT - ONION
G020
CEILING LIGHT MIDDLE BACK edit. 7040E16 REAR INTERIOR LIGHTS - UI
H001
START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
M001
BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
N050 FRONT DOOR LOCK ENGINE UNIT edit. 7005N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A FRONT DOOR, LI OR RE - UI AT
DRIVER'S SIDE EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N051 edit. 7005N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A FRONT DOOR, LI OR RE - UI AT
ENGINE UNIT FRONT RIGHT DOOR LOCK
EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N055 edit. 7010N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A REAR DOOR - UI AT
ENGINE UNIT REAR LEFT DOOR LOCK
EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N056 MOTORUNIT PORTIERVERGRENDELING edit. 7010N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A REAR DOOR - UI AT
RIGHT BEHIND EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
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When the luggage compartment is opened, the luggage compartment lighting comes on. The lighting goes out when the luggage compartment is closed.
The lights of the two sun visors can be switched on using the switches.
When you open the box, a light comes on on the inside. This light goes out when the cabinet is closed.
The power supply to all lamps is dependent on a battery voltage check (SBMT): with the ignition switch at STOP and the door or tailgate open, the lamps illuminate for 15 minutes, after
which all lamps are switched off.
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Body Computer M001 supplies, according to the above-described arrangement, from pin 26 of connector F luggage compartment lighting G040 and from pins 27 and 28 of connector F the
sun visor lighting on driver side G031 and passenger side G032.
The two power supplies are protected with fuse F32 on Body Computer M001.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E:
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The open luggage compartment signaling switch N047 transmits a ground signal -pin 39 of plug F- when the luggage compartment is open, causing the corresponding light G40 to light up.
The sun visor lights G031 and G032 light up by means of a ground signal from the switch on these lighting units.
The glovebox lighting G030 is switched on by a ground signal from switch I015.
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Component
Description See edit
code
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C020 MASS ON PASSENGER SIDE DASHBOARD -
C030 GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT -
G030 LIGHTING DASHBOARD BOX edit. 7040G20 LAMP HOLDER FOR DASHBOARD BOX LIGHTING - ONION
LIGHTING SUNVISOR
G031 edit. 7040E21 LIGHTING FOR MIRROR IN SUNVISOR (1), LI OR RE - UI
DRIVER'S SIDE
G032 LIGHTING SUNVISOR PASSENGER SIDE Move. 7040E21 LIGHTING FOR MIRROR IN SUNVISOR (1), LI OR RE - UI
G040 LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT LIGHTING edit. 7040G30 LAMP HOLDER FOR LUGGAGE LIGHTING - UI
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
SWITCH
I015 edit. 7040G24 DASHBOARD BOX LIGHT SWITCH - UI
DASHBOARD BOX LIGHTING
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
edit. 7015B10 LOCK COMPLETE FROM TAILGATE - UI OR REPAIR WHEN REMOVED
N057 LOCK MOTOR TAILGATE
PANEL/PROTECTIONS
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Component
Description See edit
code
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C020 MASS ON PASSENGER SIDE DASHBOARD -
C030 GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT -
G030 LIGHTING DASHBOARD BOX edit. 7040G20 LAMP HOLDER FOR DASHBOARD BOX LIGHTING - ONION
LIGHTING SUNVISOR
G031 edit. 7040E21 LIGHTING FOR MIRROR IN SUNVISOR (1), LI OR RE - UI
DRIVER'S SIDE
G032 LIGHTING SUNVISOR PASSENGER SIDE Move. 7040E21 LIGHTING FOR MIRROR IN SUNVISOR (1), LI OR RE - UI
G040 LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT LIGHTING edit. 7040G30 LAMP HOLDER FOR LUGGAGE LIGHTING - UI
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
SWITCH
I015 edit. 7040G24 DASHBOARD BOX LIGHT SWITCH - UI
DASHBOARD BOX LIGHTING
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
edit. 7015B10 LOCK COMPLETE FROM TAILGATE - UI OR REPAIR WHEN REMOVED
N057 LOCK MOTOR TAILGATE
PANEL/PROTECTIONS
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POZZANGHERA LIGHTS
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The two front doors are equipped with two lights to illuminate the ground ("sill lights").
The burn time of the lights depends on a program managed by the Body Computer. The lights come on when the door is opened, regardless of the ignition key position.
They turn on for 3 minutes and go out when the door is closed.
The power supply to all lamps is dependent on a battery voltage check (SBMT): with the ignition switch at STOP and the door or tailgate open, the lamps illuminate for 15 minutes, after
which all lamps are switched off.
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The Body Computer M001 receives the "door open" inputs on pin 54 (driver's door) and pin 53 (front passenger door) from connector B on M001.
The two sill lights G051 and G052 are powered, according to the previously described system, via the fuse F032 on the Body Computer M001.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E:
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
Via the CAN, the Body Computer M001 is connected to the instrument panel E050, to which a signal is supplied, which, if necessary, illuminates the "door open" light and a signal is
given by the corresponding buzzer.
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B001
FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099
MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C020
MASS ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE
C030
GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C031
RIGHT RIGHT GROUND CONNECTION
C038
GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D030
FRONT LEFT DOOR PLUG
D031
PLUG DOOR RIGHT FRONT
D035
PLUG LEFT REAR DOOR
D036
RIGHT RIGHT DOOR PLUG
E050
INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
G051
FRONT DOOR LIGHTING SIDE PARTS edit. 7040E24 SILL LIGHTS IN DOOR PANEL - UI
G052
SILL LIGHTS FRONT RIGHT edit. 7040E24 SILL LIGHTS IN DOOR PANEL - UI
G055
Lighting on the left rear door edit. 7040E26 LOWER LIGHT ON REAR DOOR PANEL - UI
G056
Lighting on right rear door edit. 7040E26 LOWER LIGHT ON REAR DOOR PANEL - UI
H001
START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
M001
BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
N050 FRONT DOOR LOCK ENGINE UNIT edit. 7005N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A FRONT DOOR, LI OR RE - UI AT
DRIVER'S SIDE EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N051 edit. 7005N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A FRONT DOOR, LI OR RE - UI AT
ENGINE UNIT FRONT RIGHT DOOR LOCK
EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N055 edit. 7010N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A REAR DOOR - UI AT
ENGINE UNIT REAR LEFT DOOR LOCK
EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N056 MOTORUNIT PORTIERVERGRENDELING edit. 7010N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A REAR DOOR - UI AT
RIGHT BEHIND EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
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B001
FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099
MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C020
MASS ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE
C030
GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C031
RIGHT RIGHT GROUND CONNECTION
C038
GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D030
FRONT LEFT DOOR PLUG
D031
PLUG DOOR RIGHT FRONT
D035
PLUG LEFT REAR DOOR
D036
RIGHT RIGHT DOOR PLUG
E050
INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
G051
FRONT DOOR LIGHTING SIDE PARTS edit. 7040E24 SILL LIGHTS IN DOOR PANEL - UI
G052
SILL LIGHTS FRONT RIGHT edit. 7040E24 SILL LIGHTS IN DOOR PANEL - UI
G055
Lighting on the left rear door edit. 7040E26 LOWER LIGHT ON REAR DOOR PANEL - UI
G056
Lighting on right rear door edit. 7040E26 LOWER LIGHT ON REAR DOOR PANEL - UI
H001
START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
M001
BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
N050 FRONT DOOR LOCK ENGINE UNIT edit. 7005N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A FRONT DOOR, LI OR RE - UI AT
DRIVER'S SIDE EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N051 edit. 7005N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A FRONT DOOR, LI OR RE - UI AT
ENGINE UNIT FRONT RIGHT DOOR LOCK
EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N055 edit. 7010N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A REAR DOOR - UI AT
ENGINE UNIT REAR LEFT DOOR LOCK
EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N056 MOTORUNIT PORTIERVERGRENDELING edit. 7010N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A REAR DOOR - UI AT
RIGHT BEHIND EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
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CONTROLS LIGHTING
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The car is equipped with a large number of light sources for optimal illumination of the instruments and controls in the interior.
Some controls are illuminated when the MAR (INT) comes on and others when the exterior lights are switched on.
The Body Computer controls the lighting - when the outside lighting is switched on - of:
- cigar lighter;
The Body Computer controls the brightness of the instruments and the associated display.
When the outside lighting is switched off, the display is illuminated by 100% and the light intensity cannot be regulated. Control is only possible when the outside lighting is
switched on. When the outdoor lighting is switched on, the light intensity of the display is automatically switched to a preset value and the screens and indicators light up.
The driver can adjust the light intensity of the instrument panel and in the passenger compartment (8 levels) using the "+" and "-" buttons on the switch panel on the left side of the
dashboard. The light intensity cannot be brought to a zero value.
All other controls are illuminated via the ignition switch (INT).
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The "MODE" "+" and "-" controls on the panel to the left of the steering wheel H091, send analog signals to the dashboard E050, to pins 13 and 16. Pin 1 of H091 receives from pin 37 of
connector D on M001 the reference mass.
Through the CAN, Body Computer M001 is connected to instrument panel E050, from which the signal "brightness control" is received and sent to the radio node.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E:
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
Power with the position lights on is supplied from the Body Computer M001 - pin 12 of connector B - to the cigar lighter light P050 and to the climate control system G045, as well
as from pin 60 of connector D on M001 to the radio control P020 and from pin 30 of plug F to the control of the ceiling light G010, plug B.
Power from the ignition switch (INT) supplies through fuse F49 Body Computer M001 the control panel illumination to the left of panel H091 - from pin 16 of connector E to M001, to the
center panel H090 - from pin 15 of connector E to M001, to the controls of the “dna” system H139 - from pin 22 of connector C on M001, and finally to the group of controls on the steering
wheel D047 - from pin 17 of connector E and to the sunroof controls H060 and of the navigation system H135 - from pin 24 of connector F to M001.
The lighting LEDs for the controls on doors H051 and H050 are powered as described for the power windows in
Component
Description See edit
code
edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX
ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C020 MASS ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE -
H091 CONTROL UNIT LEFT edit. 7040A82 SWITCH UNIT LEFT ON DASHBOARD - UI
H139 SYSTEM SWITCH ALFA DNA -
Component
Description See edit
code
edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX
ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C020 MASS ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE -
ACOUSTIC HORN
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The horn is activated by pressing on the sides of the steering wheel hub trim (next to the airbag).
The horn circuit is protected by a separate fuse and controlled by a relay, both located in the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment.
For safety reasons, the horns can always be switched on; even if the key is in the STOP position or has been removed.
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The horns are powered via the horn relay T03 in the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment B001. The relay is powered directly from the battery through fuse F10 in B001.
The relay coil is energized with a ground signal when one of the switches on the steering wheel is closed. The switches are wired via spiral mechanism D047.
The coil mechanism D047 sends a control signal from the horns to pin 41 of connector B on B001 which energizes the relay T03 on B001, which in turn powers the horn P005.
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D001 PLUG FOR / DASHBOARD See D047 PLUG FOR SPIRAL MECHANISM
5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI See P005 MONO TONE HORN
5550B30 CLAXON (1), LI OF RE - UI
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D001 PLUG FOR / DASHBOARD See D047 PLUG FOR SPIRAL MECHANISM
5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI See P005 MONO TONE HORN
5550B30 CLAXON (1), LI OF RE - UI
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The windscreen wipers/washers are operated via the lever to the right of the steering wheel: the lever can be set in five positions:
- know interval;
During interval clearing / automatic, three functions can be selected by turning the rotary knob to one of the positions:
- in the "base" version, the different interval settings can be switched on (from very slow to very fast);
- in the version with rain sensor, the different sensitivities of the sensor are set: after activation of the rain sensor, the windscreen wipers make 1 stroke as feedback that the activation
has taken place.
The wiping frequency of the windscreen wipers is automatically adjusted to the amount of water on the windscreen measured by the sensor: the frequency varies continuously from 0 (no
wipes - dry windscreen) to continuous wiping at the second speed (intensive rainfall).
When the windscreen wipers are switched on, the rear windscreen wiper will operate automatically when reverse gear is engaged.
The windshield washers are switched on by pulling the lever towards the steering wheel: in this way the windshield washer pump is switched on: if the lever is held briefly, the
wipers also switch on according to a certain operation: the wipers are switched on at 1st speed: when the If the windscreen washers are no longer operated, the windscreen wipers make
an extra stroke.
The wiper/washer circuit is protected by a separate fuse on the Body Computer. The windscreen wipers/washers only operate when the ignition is switched on, except during starting (INT/
A).
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A single ground signal sent from steering column switch H005 to Body Computer M001 controls all wiper functions: from pin 7 of H005 to pin 54, connector D of M001; the transmitted
signal is encoded through resistance dividers so that multiple information can be sent from the steering column switch to the body computer over a single connection. Pin 10 of H005
receives the reference ground from pin 34, plug D of M001.
In the same way, the windscreen washer control signals are sent from pin 5 of H005 to pin 55, plug D of M001.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001, on the other hand, is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, while the signal from the ignition switch (INT/A) reaches pin 1 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
Depending on the selected mode, Body Computer M001 sends the following control signals to the wiper motor N015:
- pin 39, connector B, receives the ground signal from the stop cam, which disables the operation. The wiper motor N015 is connected to ground.
Body Computer M001 sends two signals from pins 15 and 2, connector C, which operate windshield washer pump N022, directing the fluid to the windshield.
The power supply to the wiper motor and to the pump is protected by fuse F43 on the Body Computer M001.
The rain sensor in the rear view mirror P065 is powered by INT through fuse F49 on M001, and sends the automatic control signal to the Body Computer M001 through the serial A-BUS to
pin 48 of connector F on M001.
Body Computer M001 is connected via CAN to instrument panel E050 for operating the "fault" warning lamp in the event of a rain sensor malfunction and for reporting it.
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When the rotary rear wiper switch on the right lever of the steering column switch is turned ON, one of the following wiper functions is enabled:
- in parallel with the windscreen wipers (if the front and rear windscreen wipers are on at the same time): synchronous operation at half the frequency of the front windscreen wipers
When reverse gear is engaged with the windscreen wipers switched on, the rear windscreen wiper is switched on automatically: this function is controlled by the Body
Computer, which receives the information via the CAN from the injection control unit
Pushing the right lever of the steering column switch towards the dashboard activates the rear windscreen washer. If the lever is held for longer than 0.5 seconds, the rear wiper will also
operate at a constant speed.
When the lever is released, 3 more cleaning strokes are performed plus an additional stroke after 6 seconds (to clear any drips).
If the wiper is already working before the windshield washer command is given, the washer function will only change the wiper operation if it is in intermittent mode.
stands.
The rear washer circuit is protected by a separate fuse on the Body Computer. The rear window wiper/washer only works when the ignition is switched on except during starting (INT/A).
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A single ground signal sent from steering column switch H005 to Body Computer M001 controls all rear wiper functions: from pin 4 of H005 to pin 59 of connector D on M001; the
transmitted signal is encoded via resistance dividers, so that various commands can be sent from the steering column switch to the body computer via a single connection.
Pin 10 on H005 receives the reference ground from pin 34 of connector D on M001.
In the same way, the windscreen washer control signals are sent from pin 5 of H005 to pin 55, plug D of M001.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001, on the other hand, is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, while the signal from the ignition switch (INT/A) reaches pin 1 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
Body Computer M001 sends the control signal to rear wiper motor N016 from pin 13, connector C:
Pin 7, connector F, receives the ground signal from the stop cam, which disables operation. In that case, rear wiper motor N016 is connected to
pulp.
Body Computer M001 sends two signals from pins 15 and 12, connector C, which operate rear wiper/windshield wiper pump N022, directing fluid to the windshield.
The power supply to the rear wiper motor and to the pump is protected by fuse F43 on the Body Computer M001.
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Component
Description See edit
code
edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
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Component
Description See edit
code
edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
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HEADLIGHT WASHER
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The headlight washers are linked to the windshield washers and clean the headlight lenses.
The headlamp washers are controlled by the Body Computer, which automatically activates the washers - with the low beams on - when the windshield washers are turned on with the
lever to the right of the steering wheel.
The headlight washers have a pump that pushes the cleaning fluid to two washer nozzles on the front bumper, cleaning the headlights with a powerful jet.
The timer switches the headlamp washer pump on with a series of pulses of approximately half a second.
The headlight washer circuit is protected by a fuse and controlled by a separate relay located in the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment.
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The relay T10 of the fuse box in the engine compartment B001 is powered by the fuse F09, from the same fuse box in the engine compartment B001. The excitation is supplied by the
ignition switch (INT) via fuse F51 on M0011.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E:
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
Relay T10 is energized with an actuating signal from pin 23, connector B of M001 and directly operates the headlamp washer pump N025; this signal is sent depending on the plus
request signal from steering column switch H005 - pin 5 - to pin 55, connector D of M001 and if the dipped beam enabled permission signal (pin 38, connector D of M001) is present.
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
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B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
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When visibility is limited, the rear window demisting, exterior mirrors, the bottom of the windscreen and the heating of the windscreen washers can be switched on.
The heating resistances of these components absorb a large amount of energy and are therefore checked and after a certain period of operation
disabled: the demisting takes place for a certain time, depending on the program executed by the Body Computer:
- power-on signal from the dedicated button in the center of the panel.
Under these conditions, the heating resistors are powered for a maximum of 20 minutes, after which the power supply is interrupted.
- key-off;
- switch-off signal;
- after the first 10 minutes of operation if the speed is lower than 960/min.
When the defroster is switched on, the corresponding indicator lamp next to the control knob also lights up.
The switch-on timer (20 minutes) is restarted each time the switch is operated.
On versions with AUTOMATIC CLIMATE CONTROL, the climate control unit function is also enabled with the "MAX-DEF" command.
deactivating the MAX-DEF function also switches off the rear window heating, if it was already switched on and the switch-on command was given by the MAX-DEF function; on the other
hand, if it was turned on with the heated rear window switch, it will remain on;
The circuit for heating the rear window, door mirrors and heating the windscreen washers is controlled by a special relay and protected by a special fuse located in the engine compartment.
The rear window heating circuit is protected by another relay and is protected by a special fuse in the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment.
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The rear window heater relay T19 is located in the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment B001 and controls the activation of the rear window heater resistors P055 via fuse F20 in
B001.
The same relay for the rear window heating T19 controls the activation of the heating resistors of the exterior mirrors P060 and P061 and of the windscreen washers O051 and O052 via fuse
F87 in B001.
The coil of relay T19 is supplied via the ignition lock (INT) by fuse F51 in M001.
Relay T19 is energized with a ground signal from the Body Computer pin 6 of connector B; this signal is sent depending on the previously described operation and if the rear window
defogger permission signal is present.
- on versions with MANUAL CLIMATE CONTROL, from pin 10 of the button in the unit H080 goes to pin 41 of connector D on M001; When resistors are switched on, Body Computer M001 -
from pin 21 of connector B - sends a plus signal to switch on the LED next to the corresponding button.
- on the versions with AUTOMATIC CLIMATE CONTROL, the switch-on request, the MAX DEF function and the feedback signal when resistors are switched on are exchanged via
CAN,
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001, on the other hand, is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, while the signal from the ignition switch (INT/A) reaches pin 1 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
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C015 -
P055 REAR WINDOW HEATING Bew. 7035B14 BACKGROUND - UI - INCLUDED SPONGE REINIGEN
P056 HEATED WINDSHIELD -
7035A18 WINDOW - UI - INCLUDES REVERSE CLEANING See P060 DRIVER'S SIDE OUTDOOR MIRROR
See P061 PASSENGER SIDE OUTSIDE MIRROR
7005R30 OUTDOOR MIRROR (1) WITH ELECTRIC CONTROL - UI
edit. 7005R30 OUTDOOR MIRROR (1) WITH ELECTRIC CONTROL - UI
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C015 -
C028 -
D265 -
P055 REAR WINDOW HEATING Bew. 7035B14 BACKGROUND - UI - INCLUDED SPONGE REINIGEN
P056 -
7035A18 WINDOW - UI - INCLUDES REVERSE CLEANING See P060 DRIVER'S SIDE OUTDOOR MIRROR
See P061 PASSENGER SIDE OUTSIDE MIRROR
7005R30 OUTDOOR MIRROR (1) WITH ELECTRIC CONTROL - UI
edit. 7005R30 OUTDOOR MIRROR (1) WITH ELECTRIC CONTROL - UI
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The exterior mirrors can be electrically adjusted in two directions using a joystick on the panel on the driver's door. with a slide switch, the right or left mirror can be selected. The
pressure switch operates the two electric motors in both mirrors: one motor performs the horizontal adjustment of the mirror and the other the vertical adjustment.
On versions with folding mirrors, another switch allows the mirrors to be folded in if necessary (for example, if the projecting mirrors make it difficult to drive through a narrow passage).
The circuit is powered by a line from the ignition protected by a separate fuse in the Body Computer.
The interior mirror is electrically dimmable: it contains an electronic system that automatically adjusts the anti-dazzle position.
The power supply circuit of the rearview mirror is protected by a fuse in Body Computer.
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The joystick and the control switch for the mirror adjustment are integrated in the switch panel on the driver's door H051.
Pin 14 of connector B of the Body Computer M001 receives the enable signal from the door controls
The control H051 is powered -on pin 18- via the fuse F36 of the Body Computer M001; pin 13 of H051 is grounded.
Actuator H051 directly feeds the transom motors P60 and P61:
- the common supply signal of the motors comes from pins 14 and 15 of H051;
- the signal for the vertical adjustment comes from pins 8 and 17 of H051;
- the signal for the horizontal adjustment comes from pins 6 and 7 of H051.
In the version with folding mirrors, mirrors P060 and P061 have a connector B; pins 1 and 2 receive from pins 10-12 and 11-1 a plus and minus control signal H051 for the mirror folding
motors.
The electronically dimmable interior mirror P065 - pin 6 - is powered from the ignition (INT) - pin 24, plug F - via fuse F49 of the Body Computer M001.
The switch for the reversing lights I020 is powered from the ignition (INT) via fuse F51 in the Body Computer M001.
When engaged in reverse, the switch closes and a command signal is sent to mirror P065 - pin 6.
Component
Description See edit
code
A001 BATTERY edit. 5530B10 BATTERY - UI
edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX
ENGINE ROOM - UI
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C015 -
P065 ELECTRONIC DIMMABLE INTERIOR MIRROR edit. 7065C60 INTERIOR MIRROR, FOR RAIN / TWILIGHT SENSOR VERSIONS
- UI
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Component
Description See edit
code
A001 BATTERY edit. 5530B10 BATTERY - UI
edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX
ENGINE ROOM - UI
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C015 -
P065 ELECTRONIC DIMMABLE INTERIOR MIRROR edit. 7065C60 INTERIOR MIRROR, FOR RAIN / TWILIGHT SENSOR VERSIONS
- UI
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DOOR LOCK
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The front door locks are operated simultaneously via a command from:
- the lock/unlock button is located on the switch panel in the center of the dashboard.
The remote control has 3 buttons that operate the door locks: a button for central locking, a button for central unlocking and a button for unlocking the tailgate.
The lock/unlock strategy is performed by the Body Computer, which monitors the position of the locks via signals provided by switches on the door locks: the "lock" command is
only executed when the doors are properly closed and the locks are unlocked; conversely, the "unlock" command is only executed when the locks are locked.
The locks have an additional motor for the "Dead Lock" function that allows the internal door handles to be disengaged so that the door cannot be opened from the inside (for example,
after breaking a window in the event of an attempted theft).
The dead-lock function is activated when the doors are locked or by double pressing the button on the remote control.
An LED on the cargo area lock/unlock switch on the dashboard provides the following information:
- lock locks: the LED lights up for 3 seconds. If the lock of a door or the tailgate is not closed properly during locking, the LED will flash at 3 Hz during these 3 seconds;
The instrument panel receives information via CAN about the position of the doors and switches on the "doors open" warning light; at the same time, the information is shown on the
display; if a door is opened at a speed higher than approximately 4 km/h, an acoustic signal is also played.
The "Autoclose" function can be switched on/off in the instrument panel Setup menu; this function controls the automatic locking when the car is moving. The doors are locked
automatically as soon as the car exceeds 20 km/h
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The doors are also unlocked automatically when the FPS engages: the instrument panel receives a collision signal from the Airbag Control Unit, lights up the light and transmits the
activation via CAN to the Body Computer.
All door lock motors are protected by a separate fuse on the Body Computer.
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Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, and pin 9 of plug E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
- the lock/unlock signals from the antenna/receiver P093 of the remote control on pins 31 and 46, connector F of M001;
- the locking/unlocking signals from the block and/or lever in lock N050 on pin 51, plug B of M001.
- the negative signal from the lock/unlock switch in switch panel H090, on pin 39 of connector D on M001.
Based on the operating strategy described, the Body Computer M001 controls both motor units of the locks N050 and N051 through a line of the Body Computer M001 protected by fuse
F38.
- the common power supply for the motors is sent from pin 31 of connector C;
The LED in the controls H090 lights up when there is a signal from pin 11 of plug D on M001; pin 6 of H090 receives a signal from pin 49 of plug D on M001 the reference ground.
Via the CAN, the Body Computer M001 is connected to the instrument panel E050, to which a signal is supplied, which, if necessary, causes the "door open" light to illuminate and a
signal is given by the corresponding buzzer.
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B001
FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099
MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
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C020
MASS ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE
C030
GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C038
GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D030
FRONT LEFT DOOR PLUG
D031
PLUG DOOR RIGHT FRONT
D035
PLUG LEFT REAR DOOR
D036
PLUG RIGHT REAR DOOR
E050
INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
H001
START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
H090
SWITCH UNIT edit. 7040A56 SWITCH UNIT ON DASHBOARD - UI
M001
BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
N050 FRONT DOOR LOCK ENGINE UNIT edit. 7005N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A FRONT DOOR, LI OR RE - UI AT
DRIVER'S SIDE EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N051 edit. 7005N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A FRONT DOOR, LI OR RE - UI AT
ENGINE UNIT FRONT RIGHT DOOR LOCK
EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N055 edit. 7010N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A REAR DOOR - UI AT
ENGINE UNIT REAR LEFT DOOR LOCK
EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N056 edit. 7010N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A REAR DOOR - UI AT
ENGINE UNIT RIGHT REAR DOOR LOCK
EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
ANTENNA FOR ALARM AND RECEIVER
P093
DOOR LOCK
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B001
FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099
MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
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C020
MASS ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE
C030
GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C038
GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D030
FRONT LEFT DOOR PLUG
D031
PLUG DOOR RIGHT FRONT
D035
PLUG LEFT REAR DOOR
D036
PLUG RIGHT REAR DOOR
E050
INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
H001
START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
H090
SWITCH UNIT edit. 7040A56 SWITCH UNIT ON DASHBOARD - UI
M001
BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
N050 FRONT DOOR LOCK ENGINE UNIT edit. 7005N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A FRONT DOOR, LI OR RE - UI AT
DRIVER'S SIDE EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N051 edit. 7005N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A FRONT DOOR, LI OR RE - UI AT
ENGINE UNIT FRONT RIGHT DOOR LOCK
EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N055 edit. 7010N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A REAR DOOR - UI AT
ENGINE UNIT REAR LEFT DOOR LOCK
EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N056 edit. 7010N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A REAR DOOR - UI AT
ENGINE UNIT RIGHT REAR DOOR LOCK
EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
ANTENNA FOR ALARM AND RECEIVER
P093
DOOR LOCK
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- independent of the doors: on the remote control there is a separate button that allows only the trunk to be "unlocked": the tailgate is unlocked and opens slightly. This command is signaled
by the blinking of the direction indicators twice; after closing, the status of the trunk returns to the situation before opening.
- at the same time as unlocking the doors: the tailgate is considered a third door in all respects: see operating strategy.
The instrument panel receives information via CAN about the position of the doors and switches on the "doors open" warning light; at the same time, the information "open trunk" is
displayed on the display; if a door is opened at a speed higher than approximately 4 km/h, an acoustic signal is also played.
The "Autoclose" function can be switched on/off in the instrument panel Setup menu; this function controls the automatic locking when the car is moving. The doors and tailgate lock
automatically as soon as the car exceeds 20 km/h.
The doors and tailgate are also automatically unlocked when the FPS engages: the instrument panel receives a collision signal from the Airbag Control Unit, lights up the light and transmits
activation via CAN to the Body Computer.
The tailgate lock/unlock circuit is protected by a separate fuse in the Body Computer.
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Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, and pin 9 of plug E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
- the lock/unlock signals from the antenna/receiver P093 of the remote control on pins 31 and 46, connector F of M001;
- the trunk unlock signal from the switch in the handle I033, to pin 38, connector F of M001.
Based on the described operating strategy, the Body Computer M1 operates the motor unit of the lock N057 via the line - from pin 30 of plug C - supplied by the fuse F38 of the Body
Computer M001.
The trunk open signal is sent to lock N057 on pin 39 of connector F on M001.
Via the CAN, the Body Computer M001 is connected to the instrument panel E050, to which a signal is supplied, which, if necessary, causes the "door open" light to illuminate and a
"trunk open" signal is given by the corresponding buzzer.
B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C030 GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
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I033 SWITCH ON TAILGATE OUTER HANDLE edit. 7015B48 TAILGATE RELEASE CONTROL - UI
M001
BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
N057 edit. 7015B10 LOCK COMPLETE FROM TAILGATE - UI OR REPAIR WHEN REMOVED
LOCK MOTOR TAILGATE
PANEL/PROTECTIONS
N058 edit. 7025C40 MOTOR UNIT FOR TANK HATCH LOCK - LOCK CIRCUIT ONION AND POWER SUPPLY
SLOT ENGINE
TO CHECK
ANTENNA FOR ALARM AND RECEIVER
P093
DOOR LOCK
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C030 GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
H001
START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
I033 SWITCH ON TAILGATE OUTER HANDLE edit. 7015B48 TAILGATE RELEASE CONTROL - UI
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M001
BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
N057 edit. 7015B10 LOCK COMPLETE FROM TAILGATE - UI OR REPAIR WHEN REMOVED
LOCK MOTOR TAILGATE
PANEL/PROTECTIONS
N058 edit. 7025C40 MOTOR UNIT FOR TANK HATCH LOCK - LOCK CIRCUIT ONION AND POWER SUPPLY
SLOT ENGINE
TO CHECK
ANTENNA FOR ALARM AND RECEIVER
P093
DOOR LOCK
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FRONT WINDOWS
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The windows in the doors can be operated via buttons on the driver's door (both windows) and the passenger door (passenger window only).
The electronics in the control unit also control the operation of the windshield motors, which operate automatically in the following way:
- if the button is pressed between 60 and 300 milliseconds, the operation is manual: the window closes/opens as long as the button is pressed;
- if the button is pressed for more than 300 milliseconds, the operation is automatic: even if the switch is released, the window will continue to open/close until the maximum position is
reached or the anti-injury function activates;
- if the switch is pressed again during opening/closing, the window stops immediately;
- a key operation shorter than 60 milliseconds is ignored (considered as an unintentional touch of the key).
The electronics in the motors regulate the anti-injury function: it receives information about a possible obstacle during the closing window movement; the anti-injury function is
performed by means of a Hall sensor that signals an overload of the window motor; the cut-in threshold is reached when the force on an obstacle (e.g. a thumb or a hand) during the window
movement exceeds approximately 7/8 kg.
The electronic control module automatically closes the actuator causing the window to slide back approximately 20mm as planned.
If a fault is detected, the node will disable automatic operation; the pane can only be moved in 500 ms increments with each switch actuation.
Via the CAN, the Body Computer M001 is connected to the instrument panel E050, to which a signal is supplied, which, if necessary, activates the error message of the anti-
injury function.
The windows can only be operated when the ignition is switched on with the following exception: after key-off, the windows can be operated manually for 3 minutes; after this time
has elapsed, the system will no longer be able to process new commands.
If a door is opened during the time control, the system will not execute any new commands, but will complete the commands received before the door was opened.
If at key-off a door has already been opened, the system will complete the commands received before the door was opened.
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The Body Computer M001 - pin 14 of connector B - powers the switch panel on the driver's door H051 - pin 16 and H050 pin 2 (passenger side) in the manner previously described:
this power supply also lights the LEDs and powers the controls.
A power supply from the ignition controlled from pin 3 of connector B on M001 is sent to the electronic circuitry in motors N060 and N061, while the power supply is supplied through
fuses F47 and F48 on M001 from pins 19 and 18 of connector C on M001 .
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001, on the other hand, is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, while the signal from the ignition switch (INT/A) reaches pin 1 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
Unit H0514 controls the operation of the driver's window and sends the commands - from pins 2 and 3 - directly to motor N060.
The commands for the passenger window (integrated into unit H051) are sent from pins 4 and 5 to window switch H050 and from these directly to motor N061.
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Component
Description See edit
code
A001 BATTERY edit. 5530B10 BATTERY - UI
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
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C015 -
N051 ENGINE UNIT FRONT RIGHT DOOR LOCK edit. 7005N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A FRONT DOOR, LIE
OR RE - UI WITH EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N060 FRONT DRIVER'S SIDE ENGINE edit. 7005M26 FRONT DOOR ELECTRIC WINDOWS MECHANISM, LIE
OF RE - UI
N061 FRONT RIGHT WINDOW ENGINE edit. 7005M26 FRONT DOOR ELECTRIC WINDOWS MECHANISM, LIE
OF RE - UI
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Component
Description See edit
code
A001 BATTERY edit. 5530B10 BATTERY - UI
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
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C015 -
N051 ENGINE UNIT FRONT RIGHT DOOR LOCK edit. 7005N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A FRONT DOOR, LIE
OR RE - UI WITH EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N060 FRONT DRIVER'S SIDE ENGINE edit. 7005M26 FRONT DOOR ELECTRIC WINDOWS MECHANISM, LIE
OF RE - UI
N061 FRONT RIGHT WINDOW ENGINE edit. 7005M26 FRONT DOOR ELECTRIC WINDOWS MECHANISM, LIE
OF RE - UI
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REAR WINDOWS
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The windows in the rear doors can be operated via switches on the respective door or on the driver's door.
The Body Computer controls the operation of the rear window motors.
- if the button is pressed between 60 and 300 milliseconds, the operation is manual: the window closes/opens as long as the button is pressed;
- if the button is pressed for more than 300 milliseconds, the operation is automatic: even if the switch is released, the window will continue to open/close until the maximum position is
reached or the anti-injury function activates;
- if the switch is pressed again during opening/closing, the window stops immediately;
- a key operation shorter than 60 milliseconds is ignored (considered as an unintentional touch of the key).
The electronics in the motor regulate the anti-injury function: it receives information about a possible obstacle during the closing window movement; the anti-injury function is
performed by means of a Hall sensor that signals an overload of the window motor; the cut-in threshold is reached when the force on an obstacle (e.g. a thumb or a hand) during the window
movement exceeds approximately 7/8 kg.
If a fault is detected, the node disables automatic closing; the pane can only be moved in 500 ms increments with each switch actuation.
The windows can only be operated when the ignition is switched on with the following exception: after key-off the windows can be operated for 3 minutes; after this time has elapsed,
the system will no longer be able to process new commands. If a door opening is signaled during the time control, no new commands will be executed, but the commands received
before the door was opened will be completed. If at key-off a door has already been opened, then the commands received before the door was opened will be completed.
The rear window switches can be locked using the "LOCK" button located between the window switches on the driver's door (protection): operation is indicated by an illuminated LED
next to the button and the non-illuminated lighting of the rear window switches: when the lock is enabled switched on, the rear windows cannot be operated with any switches.
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The Body Computer M001 - pin 14 of connector B - powers the switch panel on the driver's door as previously described. H044 - pin 1: this power supply also lights the LEDs and powers the
controls.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001, on the other hand, is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, while the signal from the ignition switch (INT/A) reaches pin 1 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The H044 unit contains the switches for the rear windows that operate the motors N065 (left) and N066 (right). A power supply from the ignition control operated from pin 47 of plug F on
M001 is sent to electronic circuits in motors N065 and N066, while the power supply is supplied through the resp. fuses F81 and F64 of the fuse and relay box in the luggage compartment
B045 is supplied.
In the same way, the switches on the rear doors H053 and H054 operate the motors N065 (left) and N066 (right).
When the LOCK button is pressed, power is not "passed on" to the rear window switches H053 and H054, which are then unable to operate.
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Component
Description See edit
code
edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
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C020 MASS ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE See C030 GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C031 RIGHT RIGHT GROUND CONNECTION -
N066 RIGHT RIGHT WINDOW ENGINE edit. 7010M35 REAR DOOR ELECTRIC WINDOW ENGINE, LIE
OF RE - UI
N065 REAR LEFT WINDOW ENGINE edit. 7010M35 REAR DOOR ELECTRIC WINDOW ENGINE, LIE
OF RE - UI
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Component
Description See edit
code
edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
Machine Translated by Google
C020 MASS ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE See C030 GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C031 RIGHT RIGHT GROUND CONNECTION -
N066 RIGHT RIGHT WINDOW ENGINE edit. 7010M35 REAR DOOR ELECTRIC WINDOW ENGINE, LIE
OF RE - UI
N065 REAR LEFT WINDOW ENGINE edit. 7010M35 REAR DOOR ELECTRIC WINDOW ENGINE, LIE
OF RE - UI
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SUNROOF
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The open roof provides an additional ventilation option in the interior and guarantees rapid air exchange if necessary, increasing comfort.
This is a large glass roof with a moving front part and a fixed rear part. A manually operated sunshade, which rolls up into the headliner, provides protection from the sun.
The system is operated by a switch near the front ceiling light, which can operate an electric motor in two ways: pressing one end opens the sunroof to the tilt position; when the other side
is pressed, the roof slides open.
- if the button is pressed between 60 and 300 milliseconds, the operation is manual: the roof moves as long as the switch is pressed;
- if the button is pressed for more than 300 milliseconds, the operation is automatic: even if the switch is released, the roof continues to open/close until the maximum position is
reached or the anti-injury function activates;
- if the switch is pressed again during opening/closing, the roof will stop immediately;
- a key operation shorter than 60 milliseconds is ignored (considered as an unintentional touch of the key).
The roof control electronics have an anti-injury function: if the roof hits an obstacle while closing, the roof stops and the movement is reversed over a short distance, thanks to a Hall
sensor in the motor.
The sunroof can only move using the control switch when powered via the ignition switch (Key-ON).
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The sunroof control switch and sunroof motor are connected to the vehicle's wiring via contact D045.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E:
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
Pin 2 of D04 receives the speedometer signal from pin 19, connector B of M001.
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B045 FUSE AND RELAY BOX IN THE LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT edit. 5505A14 EXTRA FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C020 GROUND ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B045 FUSE AND RELAY BOX IN THE LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT edit. 5505A14 EXTRA FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C020 GROUND ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE
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In the center of the dashboard in front of the tunnel console is a standard power strip, which can be used as a cigar lighter or to power instruments or devices (provided with 12V
power supply).
There is a second socket on the left in the luggage compartment, which is identical to the previous one.
A cigar lighter can also be placed in the front power strip of the console; to activate it, the button must be pressed: after a few seconds, the button springs back and the cigar lighter is ready
for use.
The ring around the power strip at the front is illuminated when the outside lighting is switched on.
The sockets are equipped with a thermal protection: if the connected device has too much power, this protection interrupts the power supply.
The circuit of the front power strip is protected by a separate fuse and powered through the relay from the ignition switch (INT/A), both of which are located in the fuse and relay box in the
engine compartment.
The rear power strip circuit is protected by a separate fuse and powered via the relay from the ignition switch (INT/A), both of which are located in the additional fuse and relay box in
the trunk.
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The cigar lighter/socket P050 is powered by the fuse F85 of the fuse holder B001; this power supply is controlled by relay T31 of the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment B001:
it is a power supply via ignition switch, except during start-up (INT/A) which is protected by fuse F31 on M001.
The power strip behind P052 is supplied by fuse F65 of the extra fuse holder in the luggage compartment B045; like the previous one, this power supply is controlled by the relay T42 of
the fuse and relay box B045: it is a power supply via ignition lock, except during start-up (INT/A) which is protected by fuse F31 on M001.
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HEATED SEATS
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As an option, the front seats can be fitted with seat heating (consisting of a heating element in the seat and in the backrest): this heats the seat, thus avoiding the discomfort caused by
a cold interior in winter, for example if the car is left open for an extended period of time.
The seat heating consists of two resistors that can be switched on via the controls on the outer side of the seats: this is a rotary switch that allows the function to be switched on and
off and to set the heating to 3 levels (0 = seat heating switched off).
When a certain temperature is reached, the heating switches off automatically, thanks to a thermal switch in the heating elements.
The seat heating can only work via the ignition (INT/A).
The seat heating circuit is controlled by a separate relay and protected by two special fuses in the fuse and relay box in the luggage compartment.
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The power supply for the seat heating is received from relay T21 in fuse and relay box in the luggage compartment B45; this relay is energized when the ignition is switched on (INT/A);
this signal comes directly from node control slot M89; the power supply circuits of the seats are protected by fuses F57 and F67 in B45. the power supply of the two heaters O40 and O41
is controlled by the control units M170 and M110, which receive the control signals from the switches I65 and I66.
The switches are powered via the "contact" (INT) via fuse F49 in the fuse and relay box under the dashboard B2.
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B001
FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A13 ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B002 JUNCTION UNIT UNDER DASHBOARD edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
LUGGAGE SPACE
B099
MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C015 -
C030
GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT -
C031
RIGHT RIGHT GROUND CONNECTION -
D020
PLUG CABLES DASHBOARD/REAR -
D070
DRIVER'S SEAT PLUG Bew. 7045A10 READER (1), LI OR RE - UI
D071
PASSENGER SEAT PLUG Bew. 7045A10 READER (1), LI OR RE - UI
edit. 7045M22 HEATING ELEMENT IN SEAT OF A FRONT SEAT, LI OR RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
O040
HEATING RESISTANCE LEFT SEAT
edit. 7045M26 HEATING ELEMENT IN FRONT SEAT BACK, LI OR RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
edit. 7045M22 HEATING ELEMENT IN SEAT OF A FRONT SEAT, LI OR RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
O041
HEATING PASSENGER SEAT
edit. 7045M26 HEATING ELEMENT IN FRONT SEAT BACK, LI OR RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
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B001
FUSES AND RELAY BOX Bew. 5505A13
LUGGAGE SPACE
B099
MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C015 -
C030
GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT -
C031
RIGHT RIGHT GROUND CONNECTION -
D020
PLUG CABLES DASHBOARD/REAR -
D070
DRIVER'S SEAT PLUG Bew. 7045A10 READER (1), LI OR RE - UI
D071
PASSENGER SEAT PLUG Bew. 7045A10 READER (1), LI OR RE - UI
edit. 7045M22 HEATING ELEMENT IN SEAT OF A FRONT SEAT, LI OR RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
O040
HEATING RESISTANCE LEFT SEAT
edit. 7045M26 HEATING ELEMENT IN FRONT SEAT BACK, LI OR RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
edit. 7045M22 HEATING ELEMENT IN SEAT OF A FRONT SEAT, LI OR RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
O041
HEATING PASSENGER SEAT
edit. 7045M26 HEATING ELEMENT IN FRONT SEAT BACK, LI OR RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
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HEATED SEATS
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As an option, the front seats can be fitted with seat heating (consisting of a heating element in the seat and in the backrest): this heats the seat, thus avoiding the discomfort caused
by a cold interior in winter, for example if the car is left open for an extended period of time.
The seat heating consists of two resistors that can be switched on via the controls on the center console between the seats:
When a certain temperature is reached, the heating switches off automatically, thanks to a thermal switch in the heating elements.
The seat heating circuit is protected by two special fuses and controlled by two relays, both located on the additional fuse and relay box in the luggage compartment.
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The power supply to the two heating elements of the seats O040 and O041 - plug A for the seat and plug B for the backrest - is sent via relays T40 (left) and T41 (right) in the fuse and relay
box in the luggage compartment B45 via the fuse F62 in B045.
The relays are energized by the actuating signals from switches I065 and I066.
The power to switches I065 and I066 is received from the ignition switch (INT) through fuse F49 on M001.
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Component
Description See edit
code
edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX
ENGINE ROOM - UI
B045 FUSE AND RELAY BOX IN THE LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT edit. 5505A14 EXTRA FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT - UI
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B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C030 GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT -
5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI See I065 DRIVER SEAT HEATING SWITCH
7045M10 FRONT SEAT HEATING SWITCH, LI OR RE - UI See I066 PASSENGER SEAT HEATING SWITCH
7045M10 FRONT SEAT HEATING SWITCH, LI OR RE - UI See M001 BODY COMPUTER
5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI See O040 LEFT SEAT HEATING RESISTANCE
edit. 7045M26 HEATING ELEMENT IN FRONT SEAT BACK, LI OR
HEATING ELEMENT IN SEAT OF A FRONT SEAT, LI OR RE - UI RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
7045M22
CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
See O041 PASSENGER SEAT HEATING
7045M22 HEATING ELEMENT IN SEAT OF A FRONT SEAT, LI OR RE - UI edit. 7045M26 HEATING ELEMENT IN FRONT SEAT BACK, LI OR
CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
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Component
Description See edit
code
edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX
ENGINE ROOM - UI
B045 FUSE AND RELAY BOX IN THE LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT edit. 5505A14 EXTRA FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT - UI
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B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C030 GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT -
5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI See I065 DRIVER SEAT HEATING SWITCH
7045M10 FRONT SEAT HEATING SWITCH, LI OR RE - UI See I066 PASSENGER SEAT HEATING SWITCH
7045M10 FRONT SEAT HEATING SWITCH, LI OR RE - UI See M001 BODY COMPUTER
5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI See O040 LEFT SEAT HEATING RESISTANCE
edit. 7045M26 HEATING ELEMENT IN FRONT SEAT BACK, LI OR
HEATING ELEMENT IN SEAT OF A FRONT SEAT, LI OR RE - UI RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
7045M22
CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
See O041 PASSENGER SEAT HEATING
7045M22 HEATING ELEMENT IN SEAT OF A FRONT SEAT, LI OR RE - UI edit. 7045M26 HEATING ELEMENT IN FRONT SEAT BACK, LI OR
CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
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191 - Juliet
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The two multifunction controls on each seat have the following functions:
- backrest adjustment;
The adjustment is possible with the key at MAR or up to 1 minute after the ignition key is turned to STOP or removed.
After opening a front door, you can adjust the seat on the door side for approximately 3 minutes, or until the door is closed.
The seat adjustment is protected by two separate fuses in the fuse and relay box in the luggage compartment.
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The driver seat adjustment H66 and passenger seat adjustment H67 control units each control the adjustment of the corresponding seat.
The two multifunction controls have various functions and are built into the control units.
Power from H66 and H67 - on pin 9 of connector A - is received via fuses F64 and F63 in the fuse and relay box in the luggage compartment B45.
Pin 8 of connector A and pin 5 of connector B on H66 and H67 are grounded.
Pins 5 and 6 of connector A on H66 and H67 are connected to Body Computer M1 via CAN.
The two control units H66 and H67 control the different motors for the seat adjustment, according to the operation described above:
B001
FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099
MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C020
MASS ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE
C030
GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C038
GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D070
DRIVER'S SEAT PLUG
D071
PASSENGER SEAT PLUG
H001
START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A10 START/IGNITION SWITCH COMPLETE - UI
N038 ENGINE UNIT LUMP SUPPORT ADJUSTMENT edit. 7045J40 MOTOR FOR LUMINUM SUPPORT IN THE BACKREST OF A FRONT SEAT, LI OR RE - UI
DRIVER'S SEAT CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
N126 SEAT HEIGHT ADJUSTING MOTOR FOR SEAT edit. 7045J30 MOTOR FOR HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT OF FRONT SEAT, LI OR RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK
FRONT LEFT OF ELECTRIC CIRCUIT
N127 MOTOR UNIT FOR LENGTH ADJUSTMENT edit. 7045J26 MOTOR FOR FRONT SEAT LENGTH ADJUSTMENT, LI OR RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK
DRIVER'S SEAT OF ELECTRIC CIRCUIT
N129 SEAT HEIGHT ADJUSTING MOTOR FOR SEAT edit. 7045J30 MOTOR FOR HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT OF FRONT SEAT, LI OR RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK
FRONT RIGHT OF ELECTRIC CIRCUIT
N130 MOTOR UNIT FOR LENGTH ADJUSTMENT edit. 7045J26 MOTOR FOR FRONT SEAT LENGTH ADJUSTMENT, LI OR RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK
PASSENGER SEAT OF ELECTRIC CIRCUIT
N132 MOTOR UNIT BACKREST ADJUSTMENT edit. 7045J34 FRONT SEAT BACKREST ADJUSTMENT MOTOR, LI OR RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
DRIVER'S SEAT
N133 MOTOR UNIT FOR LUMBREST ADJUSTMENT edit. 7045J40 MOTOR FOR LUMINUM SUPPORT IN THE BACKREST OF A FRONT SEAT, LI OR RE - UI
PASSENGER SEAT CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
N135 MOTOR UNIT BACKREST ADJUSTMENT edit. 7045J34 FRONT SEAT BACKREST ADJUSTMENT MOTOR, LI OR RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
PASSENGER SEAT
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B001
FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099
MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C020
MASS ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE
C030
GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C038
GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D070
DRIVER'S SEAT PLUG
D071
PASSENGER SEAT PLUG
H001
START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A10 START/IGNITION SWITCH COMPLETE - UI
N038 ENGINE UNIT LUMP SUPPORT ADJUSTMENT edit. 7045J40 MOTOR FOR LUMINUM SUPPORT IN THE BACKREST OF A FRONT SEAT, LI OR RE - UI
DRIVER'S SEAT CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
N126 SEAT HEIGHT ADJUSTING MOTOR FOR SEAT edit. 7045J30 MOTOR FOR HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT OF FRONT SEAT, LI OR RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK
FRONT LEFT OF ELECTRIC CIRCUIT
N127 MOTOR UNIT FOR LENGTH ADJUSTMENT edit. 7045J26 MOTOR FOR FRONT SEAT LENGTH ADJUSTMENT, LI OR RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK
DRIVER'S SEAT OF ELECTRIC CIRCUIT
N129 SEAT HEIGHT ADJUSTING MOTOR FOR SEAT edit. 7045J30 MOTOR FOR HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT OF FRONT SEAT, LI OR RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK
FRONT RIGHT OF ELECTRIC CIRCUIT
N130 MOTOR UNIT FOR LENGTH ADJUSTMENT edit. 7045J26 MOTOR FOR FRONT SEAT LENGTH ADJUSTMENT, LI OR RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK
PASSENGER SEAT OF ELECTRIC CIRCUIT
N132 MOTOR UNIT BACKREST ADJUSTMENT edit. 7045J34 FRONT SEAT BACKREST ADJUSTMENT MOTOR, LI OR RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
DRIVER'S SEAT
N133 MOTOR UNIT FOR LUMBREST ADJUSTMENT edit. 7045J40 MOTOR FOR LUMINUM SUPPORT IN THE BACKREST OF A FRONT SEAT, LI OR RE - UI
PASSENGER SEAT CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
N135 MOTOR UNIT BACKREST ADJUSTMENT edit. 7045J34 FRONT SEAT BACKREST ADJUSTMENT MOTOR, LI OR RE - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
PASSENGER SEAT
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The car can be equipped with electric lumbar adjustment in the driver's seat.
The lumbar support adjustment allows the back support to be adjusted, increasing comfort: the adjustment is carried out by an electric motor and is controlled by a switch
between the two seats.
The circuit is protected by a separate fuse in the fuse and relay box in the luggage compartment and is controlled by an ignition-powered relay in the same fuse and relay box.
The lumbar support adjustment only works when the ignition is switched on (Key-ON).
The front seats are also equipped with backrest, length and seat height adjustment: these adjustments are mechanical and are not controlled by electric motors.
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Switch I067 controls the motor of the lumbar support adjustment N038 and is powered by fuse F57 and relay T30 in fuse and relay box in the luggage compartment B045: it is powered by
ignition switch, except during starting (INT/A) which is protected by the fuse F31 on M001.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
Switch I67 is illuminated when the ignition is switched on, also via fuse F57.
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B001
FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099
MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C030
GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C031
RIGHT RIGHT GROUND CONNECTION
C038
GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D070
DRIVER'S SEAT PLUG
D071
PASSENGER SEAT PLUG
H001
START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
LUMBAR SUPPORT SWITCH edit. 7045G32 CONTROL SWITCH FOR LUMINUM SUPPORT ADJUSTMENT OF A FRONT SEAT, LI OR RE - UI
I067
DRIVER'S SEAT FOR CHECK
edit. 7045G32 CONTROL SWITCH FOR LUMINUM SUPPORT ADJUSTMENT OF A FRONT SEAT, LI OR RE - UI
I068 Passenger Seat Lumbar Adjustment Switch FOR CHECK
M001
BODY COMPUTER Bew. 5505A32
N038 ENGINE UNIT LUMP SUPPORT ADJUSTMENT edit. 7045G30 MOTOR FOR LUMINUM SUPPORT IN THE BACKREST OF A FRONT SEAT, LI OR RE - UI
DRIVER'S SEAT CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
N133 MOTOR UNIT FOR LUMBREST ADJUSTMENT edit. 7045G30 MOTOR FOR LUMINUM SUPPORT IN THE BACKREST OF A FRONT SEAT, LI OR RE - UI
PASSENGER SEAT CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B045 FUSE AND RELAY BOX IN THE LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT edit. 5505A14 EXTRA FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C030 GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
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The electronics in both headlamps control switching on and off within the times specified in the software in accordance with international standards for gas discharge
lamps.
The system on each of the headlamp units consists of an igniter (IGNITER) in the lamp base and a control module (BALLAST) on the underside of the headlamp unit.
Based on the input signals, the control unit directly operates the adjusting motors on the headlamps to adjust the headlamp setting.
In the version with discharge lamps, the headlights are adjusted automatically, so that the rotary switch on the left switch panel is no longer present.
The electronic circuits of both headlights are powered from the ignition via a fuse in the Body Computer.
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The two electronic circuits in headlights F010 (left) and F011 (right) are powered from the ignition switch - pin 6 - (INT) through fuse F37 in the Body Computer.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E:
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The Body Computer M001 controls the power to the low beams when a ground signal is received at pin 38 of connector D on M001; for example, the high beams are fed from the headlights
F010 (left) and F011 (right) - on pin 1 - via the resp. the fuse F13 for the left headlight and the fuse F12 for the right headlight on M001.
The headlight adjustment unit is integrated in the headlight unit F010: it measures the body height via two sensors (potentiometers) K001 at the front and K002 behind.
The two sensors are powered from the ignition switch (INT) through the fuse F37 of the Body Computer M001, and send a signal to pin 11 of F010 and F011 that is proportional to
the detected values.
The electronic circuitry of each headlight regulates the beam automatically by means of a special motor.
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C011 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT RIGHT
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ALTITUDE SENSOR REAR FRONT edit. 5540C46 SENSOR FOR HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT GAS DISCHARGE LAMPS ON REAR SUSPENSION - UI
K002
HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT
M001
BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
M073
HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT edit. 5540C50 HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT GAS DISCHARGE LAMPS - UI
M086
CONTROL UNIT ELECTRIC POWER STEERING Mov. 4110D50 CABLE HARNESS FOR ELECTRIC POWER STEERING - UI
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C011 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT RIGHT
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ALTITUDE SENSOR REAR FRONT edit. 5540C46 SENSOR FOR HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT GAS DISCHARGE LAMPS ON REAR SUSPENSION - UI
K002
HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT
M001
BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
M073
HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT edit. 5540C50 HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL UNIT GAS DISCHARGE LAMPS - UI
M086
CONTROL UNIT ELECTRIC POWER STEERING Mov. 4110D50 CABLE HARNESS FOR ELECTRIC POWER STEERING - UI
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Load-based headlamp adjustment works with a control mechanism mounted directly on the headlamps. These adjust the reflectors down when the car is heavily loaded and up when the
car is less heavily loaded.
With two buttons on the switch panel to the left of the steering wheel, the headlights can be adjusted vertically in 4 positions from 0 to 3:
- position 0: one or two occupants in the front seats, full fuel tank, car in running order;
- position 3: driver and 300 kg load in the luggage compartment (fully loaded);
The low beam control switch - managed by the Body Computer - also powers the headlight adjustment motors.
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The low beam enable signal is sent to pin 38, connector D of Body Computer M1 from steering column switch H5.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E:
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The Body Computer M001 controls the power to the low beams when a ground signal is received at pin 38 of connector D on M001; for example, the main beams are fed from the
headlights F010 (left) and F011 (right) - on pin 6 - via the resp. the fuse F13 on M001.
The headlight adjustment control is located in the switch panel to the left of the steering wheel H91.
Pin 1 of H91 receives the reference ground from pin 37 of connector D on M1.
Pin 3 sends an operating signal from the two keys + and - to the instrument panel E50 - pin 14.
Pin 8 of E50 receives the permission signal (dipped beam on) while pin 7 of E50 provides the control signal to operate the actuators in the headlamps - pin 7 of headlamp F10 (left) and F11
(right).
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PARKING SENSOR
191 - Juliet
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The parking aid system provides the driver with information about the distance, when reversing, to an obstacle that is approaching; the system aids parking by detecting obstacles out of the
driver's view.
The information about the presence and distance of an obstacle is given to the driver with a pulsating sound signal, the frequency of which depends on the distance of the car from the
obstacle
An electronic control unit activates the sensors and monitors the operation of the sensors in the rear bumper, processes the received signals and operates the warning buzzer in
the instrument panel.
The system engages with reverse gear engaged: Under these conditions, the control unit activates the transducers, sending a "question" signal and receiving the "answer" signals.
The turn-on signal for the reversing lights is received by the injection control unit and sent via the CAN to the body computer, which also sends the signal via the CAN to the parking sensor
control module.
The ultrasonic sensors work as intelligent transmitters/receivers and carry out a triangulation measurement: this makes it easier to measure under critical conditions or at small obstacles.
The transmitted impulses are reflected by any obstacles; the receiver thus receives an echo which is converted into a digital signal, which is sent to the control unit.
The distance to the obstacle is displayed in the form of a pulsating sound signal: the frequency of the signal increases as the bumper approaches the obstacle: if the calculated distance
becomes less than about 30 cm, a high and continuous sound signal sounds; the acoustic signal ends when the distance to the obstacle increases.
The distance measurement only takes place when the system is turned on. If the system is not armed, only the Control Unit is armed.
The control unit has a self-diagnosis: when the control unit is switched on, it performs an initial test of the sensors; these are then continuously monitored during system operation. In the
event of a fault, even in only one sensor, the operation of the entire system is blocked: in this case the system switches itself off and sends a fault message; the fault is displayed on the
instrument panel with a light on and an audible signal.
The system is powered from the ignition and protected by a separate fuse in the fuse and relay box in the Body Computer.
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The parking sensor control unit M084 is powered on pin 1, plug A from the ignition (INT) through fuse F61 in Body Computer M001; pin 8, plug A is connected to ground.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, and pin 9 of plug E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The control unit M084 is connected via CAN to the other nodes of the network via pins 7 and 14 of connector A; in this way, among other things, information about the engaged reverse gear
is received.
The signals are also sent to the instrument panel E050 via the CAN for display on the display.
The four parking sensors K097 are connected to connector B of control unit M084: pin 1 provides a reference ground, pin 12 the power supply and pins 5, 4, 3 and 2 are connected
to sensors K097A, K097B, K097C and K097D, respectively.
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RADIO
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A HIFI system with special hi-fi loudspeakers and a subwoofer with integrated power amplifier is also available as an option.
The installation has been developed specifically for the car: the acoustic properties of the interior have been carefully studied to precisely match the amplifier and the loudspeakers to
the car: optimal sound quality is achieved at every position in the interior.
The other components (radio, antenna, etc.) are the same as the standard system.
The car radio P020 is powered directly (pin 4 of plug A) from the battery via fuse F36 in Body Computer M001; pin 2 of P020 receives a power supply indicating the "presence of HIFI
installation".
The car radio P020 is supplied with power directly from the lock (INT) (pin 7 of plug A) via fuse F51 in Body Computer M001.
Pins 1 and 3 of connector A are connected to the CAN, connecting car radio P020 to Body Computer M001 - pins 18 and 22 of connector D - and the other nodes.
The steering wheel controls are connected to Body Computer M001 via spiral mechanism D047: pin 35 of connector D supplies reference ground to pin 6 of D047; pin 52 of connector D
on M001 receives the signals from the push buttons on the right of the steering wheel; pin 50 of connector D on M001 receives the signals from the push buttons on the left of the steering
wheel.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The amplifier P070 is supplied with power directly from the battery - on pin A4 - via fuse F60 in the fuse and relay box in the luggage compartment B045; pin A8 of amplifier P070 is
grounded. Pin C8 in P070 is connected to the car radio P020 - pin 5 of plug A - which provides a plus permission signal for turning on the amplifier.
Plug B of P020 supplies the control signals for amplifier P070 (pins C6-14 , C4-12, C5-13 and C15-7).
From the amplifier P070, the signal cables run to the loudspeakers; - pins A3 and A7 to the front left loudspeaker P035; - pins A2 and A6 to the front right loudspeaker P036; - pins B3 and B4
to the front left tweeter P045; - pins B5 and B6 to the front right tweeter P046; pins A1 and A5 to the rear left speakers P030 and P047; pins B7 and B8 to the rear right speakers P031 and P048.
The subwoofer P049 is supplied with power directly from the battery - on pin 6 - via fuse F61 in the fuse and relay box in the luggage compartment B045; pin 5 of P409 is grounded. Pins 1,2
and 4 are connected to amplifier P070.
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Component
Description See edit
code
edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX
ENGINE ROOM - UI
edit. 5505A14 EXTRA FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT - UI
B045 FUSE AND RELAY BOX IN THE LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE
BOX) - UI
C031 RIGHT RIGHT GROUND CONNECTION -
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5580T11 SPEAKER FOR VAN BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM (1), LI OR RE - UI WITH EXTENDED See P036 FRONT PASSENGER DOOR SPEAKER
DOOR PANEL
5580T11 SPEAKER FOR VAN BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM (1), LI OR RE - UI WITH EXTENDED
DOOR PANEL See P045 TWEETER (SPEAKER) FRONT DRIVER'S SIDE
5580T14 TWEETER FOR VAN BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM (1), LI OR RE – UI See P046 TWEETER (SPEAKER) FRONT PASSENGER
5580T14 TWEETER FOR VAN BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM (1), LI OR RE – UI See P047 SPEAKER (TWEETER) REAR LEFT
5580T15 REAR TWEETER OF BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM (1), LI OR RE – UI See P048 RIGHT RIGHT SPEAKER (TWEETER)
5580T15 REAR TWEETER OF BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM (1), LI OR RE – UI See P049 CENTER REAR WOOFER
edit. 5580T42 BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM AMPLIFIER - UI
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Component
Description See edit
code
edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX
ENGINE ROOM - UI
edit. 5505A14 ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT
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B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE
BOX) - UI
C031 RIGHT RIGHT GROUND CONNECTION -
5580T11 SPEAKER FOR VAN BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM (1), LI OR RE - UI WITH EXTENDED See P036 FRONT PASSENGER DOOR SPEAKER
DOOR PANEL
5580T11 SPEAKER FOR VAN BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM (1), LI OR RE - UI WITH EXTENDED
DOOR PANEL See P045 TWEETER (SPEAKER) FRONT DRIVER'S SIDE
5580T14 TWEETER FOR VAN BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM (1), LI OR RE – UI See P046 TWEETER (SPEAKER) FRONT PASSENGER
5580T14 TWEETER FOR VAN BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM (1), LI OR RE – UI See P047 SPEAKER (TWEETER) REAR LEFT
5580T15 REAR TWEETER OF BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM (1), LI OR RE – UI See P048 RIGHT RIGHT SPEAKER (TWEETER)
5580T15 REAR TWEETER OF BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM (1), LI OR RE – UI See P049 CENTER REAR WOOFER
edit. 5580T42 BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM AMPLIFIER - UI
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RADIO
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- car radio;
- rod antenna FM1, in the middle of the rear and antenna FM2 using the rear window heating, with associated coaxial connection cable.
In the version with radio navigation system RADIONAV, the radio with CD and CD-MP3 player is included in the group.
- SD Card Reader
- GPS-module
The rod antenna at the rear of the roof has two functions (radio FM1 and GPS) for the operation of the radio and the navigation system.
The radio is a node of the CAN. The system exchanges information with the Body Computer and the other control units via the CAN.
The car radio is equipped with an anti-theft system thanks to the connection via the radio's CAN to the Body Computer; the volume is also regulated depending on the vehicle speed: the
volume increases and decreases in relation to the speed: this information reaches the car radio via the CAN.
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A series of control buttons on the steering wheel "duplicate" some commands, which are "acquired" by the car radio in an analogous way.
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The radio navigation system P20 is supplied with power directly from the battery - pin 12 of plug A - via fuse F36 in the Body Computer M1;
Pins 10 and 13 of connector A are connected to the CAN, connecting the radionavigation system P20 to Body Computer M1 and the other nodes.
The steering wheel controls are connected to Body Computer M001 via spiral mechanism D047: pin 35 of connector D supplies reference ground to pin 6 of D047; pin 52 of connector D
on M001 receives the signals from the push buttons on the right of the steering wheel; pin 50 of connector D on M001 receives the signals from the push buttons on the left of the steering
wheel.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, and pin 9 of plug E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
Antennas P25a (FM1 rod antenna on roof) and P25b (FM2 incorporated in rear window defogger) are connected to the radio by means of their coaxial cables.
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D020 PLUG CABLES DASHBOARD/REAR
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D020 PLUG CABLES DASHBOARD/REAR
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RADIO
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A HIFI system with special hi-fi loudspeakers and a subwoofer with integrated power amplifier is also available as an option.
The installation has been developed specifically for the car: the acoustic properties of the interior have been carefully studied to precisely match the amplifier and the loudspeakers to the
car: optimal sound quality is achieved at every position in the interior.
The other components (radio, antenna, etc.) are the same as the standard system.
In the version with radio navigation system RADIONAV, the radio with CD and CD-MP3 player is included in the group.
The radio navigation system P20 is supplied with power directly from the battery - pin 12 of plug A - via fuse F36 in the Body Computer M1;
Pins 10 and 13 of connector A are connected to the CAN, connecting the car radio P020 to Body Computer M001 - pins 18 and 22 of connector D - and the other nodes.
The steering wheel controls are connected to Body Computer M001 via spiral mechanism D047: pin 35 of connector D supplies reference ground to pin 6 of D047; pin 52 of connector D
on M001 receives the signals from the push buttons on the right of the steering wheel; pin 50 of connector D on M001 receives the signals from the push buttons on the left of the steering
wheel.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The amplifier P070 is supplied with power directly from the battery - on pin A4 - via fuse F60 in the fuse and relay box in the luggage compartment B045; pin A8 of amplifier P070 is
grounded. Pin C8 in P070 is connected to the car radio/navigation system P020 - pin 14 of connector A - which provides a plus permission signal for switching on the amplifier.
Plug A of P020 supplies the control signals for amplifier P070 (pins 7-3, 4-8, 1-5 and 2-6).
From the amplifier P070, the signal cables run to the loudspeakers;- pins A3 and A7 to the front left loudspeaker P035;- pins A2 and A6 to the front right loudspeaker P306;- pins B3 and B4
to the front left tweeter P045;- pins B5 and B6 to the front right tweeter P046;- pins A1 and A5 to the rear left speakers P030 and P047;- pins B7 and B8 to the rear right speakers P031 and
P048.
The subwoofer P049 is supplied with power directly from the battery - on pin 6 - via fuse F61 in the fuse and relay box in the luggage compartment B045; pin 5 of P409 is grounded. Pins 1,2
and 4 are connected to amplifier P070.
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Component
Description See edit
code
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN DE
B045 edit. 5505A14 EXTRA FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT - UI
LUGGAGE SPACE
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C031 RIGHT RIGHT GROUND CONNECTION -
P035 SPEAKER ON DRIVER'S DOOR edit. 5580T11 SPEAKER FOR VAN BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM (1), LI OR RE - UI WHEN EQUIPPED
DOOR PANEL
P036 SPEAKER ON FRONT PASSENGER edit. 5580T11 SPEAKER FOR VAN BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM (1), LI OR RE - UI WHEN EQUIPPED
DOOR PANEL
P047 SPEAKER (TWEETER) REAR LEFT edit. 5580T15 REAR TWEETER OF BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM (1), LI OR RE – UI
P048 SPEAKER (TWEETER) RIGHT REAR edit. 5580T15 REAR TWEETER OF BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM (1), LI OR RE – UI
edit. 5580T40 BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM SUBWOOFER - UI
Component
Description See edit
code
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN DE
B045 edit. 5505A14 EXTRA FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT - UI
LUGGAGE SPACE
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B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C031 RIGHT RIGHT GROUND CONNECTION -
P035 SPEAKER ON DRIVER'S DOOR edit. 5580T11 SPEAKER FOR VAN BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM (1), LI OR RE - UI WHEN EQUIPPED
DOOR PANEL
P036 SPEAKER ON FRONT PASSENGER edit. 5580T11 SPEAKER FOR VAN BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM (1), LI OR RE - UI WHEN EQUIPPED
DOOR PANEL
P047 SPEAKER (TWEETER) REAR LEFT edit. 5580T15 REAR TWEETER OF BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM (1), LI OR RE – UI
P048 SPEAKER (TWEETER) RIGHT REAR edit. 5580T15 REAR TWEETER OF BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM (1), LI OR RE – UI
edit. 5580T40 BOSE AUDIO SYSTEM SUBWOOFER - UI
RADIO
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- rod antenna FM1, in the middle of the rear and antenna FM2 using the rear window heating, with associated coaxial connection cable.
The radio is a node of the CAN. The system exchanges information with the Body Computer and the other control units via the CAN.
The car radio is equipped with an anti-theft system thanks to the connection via the radio's CAN to the Body Computer; the volume is also regulated depending on the vehicle speed: the
volume increases and decreases in relation to the speed: this information reaches the car radio via the CAN.
Some versions are equipped with a number of push buttons on the steering wheel: this means that some controls are double present, which function in the same way as the controls on the
radio.
As an option, a HIFI system can be supplied with dedicated loudspeakers and an external amplifier.
The car radio P020 is supplied with power directly from the battery - pin 4 of plug A - via fuse F36 in Body Computer M001.
The car radio P020 is supplied with power directly from the lock (INT) (pin 7 of plug A) via fuse F51 in Body Computer M001.
Pins 1 and 3 of connector A are connected to the CAN, connecting car radio P020 to Body Computer M001 - pins 18 and 22 of connector D - and the other nodes.
The steering wheel controls are connected to Body Computer M001 via spiral mechanism D047: pin 35 of connector D supplies reference ground to pin 6 of D047; pin 52 of connector D
on M001 receives the signals from the push buttons on the right of the steering wheel; pin 50 of connector D on M001 receives the signals from the push buttons on the left of the steering
wheel.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
- pins 5 and 6 to the front left speakers P35 and P45; - pins 3 and 4 to the front right speakers P36 e P46; - pins 7 and 8 to the rear left speakers P30; - pins 1 and 2 to the rear right speakers
P31.
The rod antenna P25 - FM1 and FM2 built into the rear window heating - is connected to the radio by means of a coaxial cable.
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D020 PLUG CABLES DASHBOARD/REAR
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D020 PLUG CABLES DASHBOARD/REAR
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The "Blue&Me" system for mobile phones with "Bluetooth" allows the mobile phone to be used in the car, increasing safety and ease of use for the user.
- Bluetooth receiver;
- integrated "Voice Recognition" module with microphone (next to the front ceiling light);
The control unit is also connected to the radio controls on the steering wheel (in addition to the radio switches, there are 2 separate switches for this function).
The system can also be controlled by voice commands via a microphone in the front ceiling light.
The Bluetooth control unit M162 is supplied with power on pin 16 directly from the battery via fuse F39 in the Body Computer M001.
The Bluetooth control unit M162 is supplied with power from the ignition switch (INT) - pin 32 - via fuse F51 in Body Computer M1.
Pin 14 and 30 of M162 are connected to the CAN; connects bluetooth control unit M162 to car radio P020, Body Computer M001 pin 18 and 22 of connector D -
and on the other nodes of the system.
The steering wheel controls are connected to Body Computer M001 via spiral mechanism D047: pin 35 of connector D supplies reference ground to pin 6 of D047; pin 52 of connector D
on M001 receives the signals from the push buttons on the right of the steering wheel; pin 50 of connector D on M001 receives the signals from the push buttons on the left of the steering
wheel.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E:
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The Bluetooth control unit M162 is connected from pins 5, 22 and 21 to plug C of car radio P020 for the signals AUX left, AUX right and ground AUX.
The USB port for "Media Player" P143 is connected to pins 3, 4, 19, 20 and 31 of Bluetooth control unit M162 respectively for the signals: signal D+, reference ground, signal D-, 5V supply
and shield.
D047 PLUG FOR SPIRAL MECHANISM edit. 5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
M162 BLUETOOTH CONTROL UNIT edit. 5570T49 BLUETOOTH ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT - UI
P020 RADIO edit. 5570T80 RADIO - UI
P026 HANDS-FREE MICROPHONE edit. 7040E10 FRONT CEILING LIGHT - ONION
P143 USB PORT edit. 5570T55 USB PORT FOR BLUE&ME - UI
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D047 PLUG FOR SPIRAL MECHANISM edit. 5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
M162 BLUETOOTH CONTROL UNIT edit. 5570T49 BLUETOOTH ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT - UI
P020 RADIO edit. 5570T80 RADIO - UI
P026 HANDS-FREE MICROPHONE edit. 7040E10 FRONT CEILING LIGHT - ONION
P143 USB PORT edit. 5570T55 USB PORT FOR BLUE&ME - UI
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The "Blue&Me" system for mobile phones with "Bluetooth" allows the mobile phone to be used in the car, increasing safety and ease of use for the user.
- Bluetooth receiver;
- integrated "Voice Recognition" module with microphone (next to the front ceiling light);
The control unit is also connected to the radio controls on the steering wheel (in addition to the radio switches, there are 2 separate switches for this function).
The system can also be controlled by voice commands via a microphone in the front ceiling light.
The Bluetooth control unit M162 is supplied with power on pin 16 directly from the battery via fuse F39 in the Body Computer M001.
The Bluetooth control unit M162 is supplied with power from the ignition switch (INT) - pin 32 - via fuse F51 in Body Computer M1.
Pin 14 and 30 of M162 are connected to the CAN; connects bluetooth control unit M162 to car radio P020, Body Computer M001 pin 18 and 22 of connector D -
and on the other nodes of the system.
The steering wheel controls are connected to Body Computer M001 via spiral mechanism D047: pin 35 of connector D supplies reference ground to pin 6 of D047; pin 52 of connector D
on M001 receives the signals from the push buttons on the right of the steering wheel; pin 50 of connector D on M001 receives the signals from the push buttons on the left of the steering
wheel.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E:
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The Bluetooth control unit M162 is connected from pins 5, 22 and 21 to plug C of car radio P020 for the signals AUX left, AUX right and ground AUX.
The USB port for "Media Player" P143 is connected to pins 3, 4, 19, 20 and 31 of Bluetooth control unit M162 respectively for the signals: signal D+, reference ground, signal D-, 5V supply
and shield.
D047 PLUG FOR SPIRAL MECHANISM edit. 5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
M162 BLUETOOTH CONTROL UNIT edit. 5570T49 BLUETOOTH ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT - UI
P020 RADIO edit. 5570T80 RADIO - UI
P026 HANDS-FREE MICROPHONE edit. 7040E10 FRONT CEILING LIGHT - ONION
P143 USB PORT edit. 5570T55 USB PORT FOR BLUE&ME - UI
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D047 PLUG FOR SPIRAL MECHANISM edit. 5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI
E050 INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
M162 BLUETOOTH CONTROL UNIT edit. 5570T49 BLUETOOTH ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT - UI
P020 RADIO edit. 5570T80 RADIO - UI
P026 HANDS-FREE MICROPHONE edit. 7040E10 FRONT CEILING LIGHT - ONION
P143 USB PORT edit. 5570T55 USB PORT FOR BLUE&ME - UI
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INSTRUMENTS
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INSTRUMENTS - DESCRIPTION
The instrument panel is located behind the steering wheel, is connected to the CAN and consists of four meters equipped with a stepper motor.
The instrument panel display is available in two versions, depending on the technological characteristics of the car:
- electronic speedometer
- electronic tachometer
- indicator/warning lights
A buzzer is incorporated in the instrument panel, which allows warnings of varying intensity to be displayed. The buzzer has the following functions:
The instrument panel is a node in the CAN network through which information is exchanged with the Body Computer and the other control units
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- Speedometer: the function displays the vehicle's speed on the instrument panel: this information is provided by the ABS control unit and injection control unit via the body computer.
- Engine speed: the function displays the engine speed on the instrument panel using the message via the CAN network of the injection control unit
- Odometer: the function displays and stores the total mileage and trip meter readings: the distance information is processed by the body computer using a counter and sent to the
instrument panel via CAN; the trip meter is part of the trip computer and can be reset to zero using the TRIP switch on the right handle of the steering column switch.
- Fuel level: the Body Computer receives the signal from the sensor integrated in the fuel pump unit and filters/mutes the signal to the gauge in the instrument panel and also
controls the lighting of the "fuel reserve light". The circuit is able to detect a possible malfunction of the wiring or the sensor and to provide a signal to the instrument panel: in the event of a
malfunction in the system, the gauge moves to the beginning of the scale and the "fuel reserve" light flashes.
- Coolant temperature: the function displays the coolant temperature of the vehicle's engine on the instrument panel and, if necessary, switches on the overtemperature warning light: this
information is provided by the injection control unit via the CAN. The temperature display is always guaranteed, even if the operating limits are reached.
- Engine oil pressure too low: the function illuminates the "engine oil pressure too low" warning light by means of the message via the CAN network of the injection control unit.
- Brake pad wear: the function lights up the special light: the Body Computer determines the wear of the brake pads during braking (brake pedal signal) and over a longer period of time
(this ignores temporary deviations).
- Handbrake applied: the Body Computer receives the handbrake position from the relevant switch and transmits the activation via CAN to the instrument panel; this will illuminate the "brake
fluid level too low" warning light on the instrument panel; if this signal is signaled above a certain speed threshold, an audible signal also sounds.
- Low brake fluid level: the function illuminates the "brake fluid level too low" light on the instrument panel: the signal is supplied by the Body Computer via the CAN network.
- Inertia switch position: the body computer receives a signal from the switch and transmits the activation via CAN to the instrument panel where the signal is given (lamp + message).
The "general warning" signal indicates a malfunction of a number of systems and components:
- Storing motoroliedruksensor
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- Storing schemersensor
Exterior lighting malfunction: the Body Computer includes a "check" function that checks the operation of the exterior lighting and, in the event of a malfunction, illuminates the corresponding lamp:
exterior lighting failure, license plate light, rear fog light, direction indicators, brake light (including failure in the brake light fuse ).
The diagram shows the operation of the lamps, which are not described in other functions: the other lamps and messages are described in the diagrams of the corresponding components.
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Instrument panel E050 - pin 3 - is powered from the ignition switch (INT) by Body Computer M001 - pin 7 of plug E - via fuse F37 in the Body Computer.
Pin 2 receives direct power from the Body Computer - pin 14 of connector E - via fuse F53 of the Body Computer.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, and pin 9 of plug E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
Instrument panel E050 is connected from pin 5 and 6 to Body computer M001 (pin 17 and 21, plug B) and via this to the CAN: via the CAN the signal for the electronic speedometer is
received (supplied by the ABS control unit M050 ).
The electronic tachometer receives the control signal via the CAN from the injection control unit M010.
The fuel gauge is controlled by the signals from the fuel level sensor in the fuel pump unit N040 - on pin 4 (signal) and 17 (ground) of connector F on Body
Computer M001 - and through this and the CAN to the instrument panel E050
The low brake fluid level/handbrake applied warning light receives the ground signal from the parking brake switch I040 via pin 19 of connector F on Body Computer M001, or the
ground signal from the brake fluid level sensor K025 via pin 33 of connector B on M001.
Finally, the worn brake pad warning light receives the ground signal via pin 62 of connector B on Body Computer M001 from sensor K020.
The signal from the outside temperature sensor on the passenger side door mirror P061 is sent to the Body Computer M001 - pin 37 of connector B -; pin 52 provides the reference mass.
All these signals are supplied to the instrument panel E050 via CAN.
H091's "MODE", "+" and "-" controls provide analog signals to instrument panel E050 - pins 13 and 16. Pin 1 of H091 receives reference ground from pin 37 of connector D on M001.
The electronics in E050 also control the headlight adjustment: an operating signal is sent to the motors in the headlight units from pin 7 of E050; pin 8 receives the permission signal (dipped
beams switched on). The headlight adjustment control in unit H091 sends a signal each time the "+" or "-" key is pressed to pin 14 of instrument panel E050.
The "TRIP" switch for zeroing the trip computer in steering column switch H005, sends a ground signal to pin 9 of instrument panel E050.
Pin 4 of the instrument panel E050 is connected to the serial line for the connection to the "replaced seat belt display", which is mounted near the rear-view mirror.
B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
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TRIP COMPUTER
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With the Trip computer, the values relating to the journey, fuel consumption and life of the car can be shown on the display of the instrument panel.
With the Comfort instrument panel, there are two completely independent options for the Trip computer (A and B). The display can be started with the "TRIP" switch on the right lever of
the steering column switch.
TRIP A:
- Range - Distance covered - Average consumption - Current consumption - Average speed - Driving time
TRIP B:
The instrument panel is a node in the CAN network through which information is exchanged with the Body Computer and the other control units.
The diagram shows the operation of the instrument panel functions, which also affect the trip computer.
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Instrument panel E050 - pin 3 - is powered from the ignition switch (INT) by Body Computer M001 - pin 7 of plug E - via fuse F37 in the Body Computer.
Pin 2 receives direct power from the Body Computer - pin 14 of connector E - via fuse F53 of the Body Computer.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, and pin 9 of plug E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
Instrument panel E050 is connected from pin 5 and 6 to Body computer M001 (pin 18 and 21, plug D) and via this to the CAN: via the CAN the signal for the electronic speedometer is
received (supplied by the ABS control unit M050 ).
The electronic tachometer receives the control signal via the CAN from the injection control unit M010.
The fuel gauge is controlled by the signals from the fuel level sensor in the fuel pump unit N040 - on pin 4 (signal) and 17 (ground) of connector F on Body
Computer M001 - and through this and the CAN to the instrument panel E050
All these signals are supplied to the instrument panel E50 via CAN.
With these signals, the electronic TRIP module processes the information on current and average fuel consumption, range, average speed, distance covered, driving time, etc.
The "TRIP" switch for zeroing the trip computer in steering column switch H005, sends a ground signal from pin 9 of H005 to pin 9 of E050.
Pin 10 on H005 receives the reference ground from pin 34 of connector D on M001.
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NAVIGATOR
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The car can optionally be equipped with a portable multifunction navigation device (Portable Navigation Device - PND) with a progressive design that perfectly matches the style of the car.
The Bluetooth system “Blue & Me” allows direct integration of PND and car: the data from the car's CAN network is used by the PND to improve the accuracy of the navigation system, the
voice messages of the PND are played through the car speakers, the instrument panel displays the navigation icons and the destination can be entered either using the steering wheel
controls or voice commands.
In addition to the satellite navigation system, the PND also offers multimedia functions such as the playback of music tracks, movies and images.
The PND uses the wireless connection with Blue&Me to exchange information.
The system can be easily (dis)assembled with the special support in the middle of the dashboard.
The bottom of the display E065 is supplied with power from the ignition switch - pin 2 - via fuse F49 in Body Computer M1.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The PND uses the wireless connection with Blue&Me to exchange information between the system E065 and the Bluetooth control unit M162.
Pins 14 and 30 of the Bluetooth control unit M162 are CAN connected to the Body Computer M001 - pins 18 and 22 of connector D - and to the other nodes of the system.
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Component
Description See edit
code
edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
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Component
Description See edit
code
edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
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NAVIGATOR
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The radio navigation system RADIONAV includes the radio with CD audio and CD MP3 player
- SD Card Reader
- GPS-module
In the equipment described here, the RADIONAV system is coupled with the radio “base”, so no management of the telephone is provided.
For other equipment, RADIONAV can be combined with the Blue&Me system: in this case, RADIONAV manages the navigation and Blue&Me manages the Media Player and Bluetooth
telephone functions. See E4090 NAVIGATION SYSTEM
The navigation system recognizes the position of the car on the map at any time (depending on the urban or extra-urban/highway road network). The position is shown on the display of
the radio navigation system.
In this way, the driver is guided step by step to the desired destination by means of spoken and visible information. In addition, the system can provide additional information to reach
certain destinations such as: hotels, parking lots, restaurants, pharmacies, workshops, hospitals, ALFA ROMEO dealers, railway stations, airports, etc.
The navigation system included in the group applies the satellite locating technology GPS (Global Positioning System).
The GPS system consists of an antenna for determining the car in relation to the GPS satellites: the antenna is connected to the receiver in the integrated unit by a shielded cable.
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The rod antenna is mounted on the rear of the roof: the antenna has two functions (radio and GPS), because the antenna is also used for the radio (FM1).
The car's position is determined by analyzing the GPS data, the car's speed and reverse signals.
The radio navigation group is a node in the CAN network through which information is exchanged with the Body Computer and the other control units.
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The radio navigation system P20 is supplied with power directly from the battery - pin 12 of plug A - via fuse F36 in the Body Computer M1;
Pins 10 and 13 of connector A are connected to the CAN, connecting the radionavigation system P20 to Body Computer M1 and the other nodes.
The steering wheel controls are connected to Body Computer M001 via spiral mechanism D047: pin 35 of connector D supplies reference ground to pin 6 of D047; pin 52 of connector D
on M001 receives the signals from the push buttons on the right of the steering wheel; pin 50 of connector D on M001 receives the signals from the push buttons on the left of the steering
wheel.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, and pin 9 of plug E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The GPS antenna is located in P25a (Roof antenna FM1 and GPS) and is connected to the radio navigation system via the corresponding coaxial cable.
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B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D047 PLUG FOR SPIRAL MECHANISM edit. 5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI
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E065 NAVIATION SYSTEM DISPLAY edit. 5580M25 DISPLAY OF RADION AVIGATION SYSTEM - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
P020 RADIO edit. 5580M24 RADION AVIGATION SYSTEM - UI
P025 POWER SUPPLY FOR ANTENNA edit. 5570T27 ANTENNA SUPPORT - UI
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B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C038 GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D047 PLUG FOR SPIRAL MECHANISM edit. 5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI
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E065 NAVIATION SYSTEM DISPLAY edit. 5580M25 DISPLAY OF RADION AVIGATION SYSTEM - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
P020 RADIO edit. 5580M24 RADION AVIGATION SYSTEM - UI
P025 POWER SUPPLY FOR ANTENNA edit. 5570T27 ANTENNA SUPPORT - UI
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The starting and charging circuit consists of the battery, starter motor and alternator.
The starter motor is a DC electric motor powered from the battery and a solenoid.
With the alternator stationary and the ignition key at MAR, the warning light on the instrument panel will illuminate and power will be sent to the voltage regulator built into the alternator
via terminal D+.
Under these conditions, the excitation circuit (rotor) is turned on with a ground signal from the controller.
With the alternator running, the varying speed and magnetic field in the electrical circuit (stator) generate a three-phase alternating voltage, which is directed through the diode
bridge and supplied via terminal B+.
When the upper fixed limit is reached (13.7 - 14.2 V), the battery is charged and the system is supplied with power.
- the injection control unit supplies the D+ signal to the Body Computer, which controls the operation of the charging system by measuring two parameters: the voltage signal from terminal
D+ of the alternator and the speed signal from the injection control unit via the CAN.
- if at key-on the voltage is lower than about 5.5 V, the Body Computer signals an undercharge; if the voltage exceeds 5.5 V, the light will go out; However, if - with the engine running
(speed above 700/min) - the voltage falls below the 4.5 V threshold, the lamp lights up continuously and at the same time, if necessary, a message is shown on the display.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The ignition switch H001 is powered by the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment B001 via the line protected by fuse F03.
In MAR position, the various consumers and circuits supplied by the ignition (line "INT" and "15/54") are live: the signal from the ignition switch “15/54” is sent to the fuse and relay box
in the engine compartment B001, while the signal "INT" is sent to the Body Computer M001, to pin 11 of plug E;
In contrast, the signal from the ignition switch "INT/A" is sent from the Body Computer to pin 1 of connector E.
When the ignition key in ignition lock H1 is turned to the extreme position (AVV) - pin 50 supply -, then the coil of the solenoid - pin 50 - on the starter motor A020 receives the
voltage.
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ENGINE COOLING
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The cooling of the radiator and condenser of the air conditioning is provided by an electric fan with two speeds:
- the first speed is switched on above a certain coolant temperature or at a certain pressure of the coolant in the air conditioner;
The power supply for the electric fan is controlled by two dedicated relays located in the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment.
The electric fan power circuit is protected by two dedicated fuses located in the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment.
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Relays T06 and T07 in the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment B001 control the activation of the two-speed electric fan N011: the power circuits are protected by the fuses
F06 and F07, both located in the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment B001.
Both are energized with a ground signal from the injection control unit M010.
When the coolant temperature reaches the first level or if the linear sensor K120 informs control unit M010 - pin 57 of connector A - that a certain pressure threshold has been reached,
control unit M010 sends a signal - from pin 13 of connector A - which activates the relay for the 1st fan speed T06 is energized. This then supplies the power supply for the electric fan N011
via the additional resistor 0O10: the fan thus rotates at the first speed (slowly).
The linear sensor K120 receives the power supply and the reference ground from the injection control unit M010, pins 7 and 28 of connector A.
If the coolant temperature reaches a much higher temperature or if the linear sensor K120 transmits a much higher pressure to the engine control unit M010, the control unit M010 sends a
signal - from pin 12 of connector A - to the relay of the 2nd fan speed T07. This relay then directly supplies the power supply for electric fan N011: the fan runs at maximum speed.
The engine temperature is measured by engine temperature sensor K036, which receives a reference ground signal from pin 29 of connector B on control unit M010 and sends a coolant
temperature dependent signal to pin 43 of connector B.
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Component
Description See edit
code
edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX
ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C045 MASSA ELEKTROVENTILATEUR -
1056B50 COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR - UI See K120 LINEAR SENSOR FOR ELECTRO VENTILATORS
5040B20 LINEAR PRESSURE SENSOR AIR CONDITIONING - UI See M010 INJECTION CONTROL UNIT
1056B82 INJECTION/IGNITION CONTROL UNIT - UI See N011 ELECTRO FAN MOTOR
1088E10 ELEKTROVENTILATEUR VAN MOTORKOELSYSTEEM - UI See O010 ELECTRO FAN SPEED CONTROL RESISTOR - 1
RESISTANCE OF ENGINE COOLING SYSTEM ELECTRO FAN - UI
1088E20
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Component
Description See edit
code
edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX
ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C045 MASSA ELEKTROVENTILATEUR -
1056B50 COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR - UI See K120 LINEAR SENSOR FOR ELECTRO VENTILATORS
5040B20 LINEAR PRESSURE SENSOR AIR CONDITIONING - UI See M010 INJECTION CONTROL UNIT
1056B82 INJECTION/IGNITION CONTROL UNIT - UI See N011 ELECTRO FAN MOTOR
1088E10 ELEKTROVENTILATEUR VAN MOTORKOELSYSTEEM - UI See O010 ELECTRO FAN SPEED CONTROL RESISTOR - 1
RESISTANCE OF ENGINE COOLING SYSTEM ELECTRO FAN - UI
1088E20
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An electronic system monitors and controls all engine parameters for optimum performance and low consumption by reacting quickly to different operating conditions.
The system is controlled by a single control unit for both ignition and injection.
This version is equipped with a Turbo FIRE engine derived from the naturally aspirated 1.4 16V FIRE. Supercharging is provided by a fixed geometry turbocharger, with turbo pressure
controlled by the injection control unit using a solenoid valve for turbo pressure regulation via the wastegate and a shut-off solenoid valve.
Based on the signals from various sensors, the control unit controls the actuators to control:
The throttle body is also electronically controlled by the control unit: the opening of the throttle is calculated by a specific program in the control unit; because of this
there is no mechanical connection between the accelerator pedal and the throttle body.
Thanks to this electronic control, this engine complies with the most current environmental standards (EURO 4).
The system is also controlled by means of relays in the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment. The power supply to the control unit and the various components of the system
(sensors and actuators) are protected by fuses in the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment.
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The injection control unit M010 controls and monitors all ignition and injection functions.
Control unit M010 is powered directly from the battery on pin 70 of connector A via fuse F18 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The power supply from the ignition switch (15/54) is connected to pin 6 of connector A of M010 via fuse F16 in fuse and relay box in the engine compartment B001.
The main relay T09 in B001 controls the entire system: the relay is energized with a ground signal from pin 72 of connector A on control unit M010. The main relay then supplies the
supply voltage:
- to pins 5 and 3 of connector A on the control unit via fuse F17 in B001;
- on the fuel vapor shut-off valve L010, the Waste-gate solenoid valve L037, the turbocharger bypass valve L102, the lambda sensors K015 and K017 (these connections are all protected
by fuse F11 in B001);
- to ignition coils A030 and the injection valves N070 via fuse F22 in B001.
The fuel pump relay T17 in B001 is powered through fuse F21 in B001.
It is energized via an actuating signal from pin 68 of connector 68 of the control unit M010 and supplies the supply voltage to fuel pump N040.
Injection control unit M010 receives the signals from the various sensors, so that all parameters related to the engine's operation can be checked.
The speed sensor K046 supplies information about the engine speed via an AC voltage signal on pins 37 and 38 of connector B on control unit M010
Phase sensor K047 is powered from pin 11 of connector B on control unit M010 and ground is at pin 28 of connector B. The sensor supplies an AC voltage signal across the motor phase to
pin 12 of connector B on the control unit.
The integrated air temperature sensor K043 is connected to ground via pin 44 of connector B and sends a signal dependent on the intake air temperature to pin 24 of the control unit. A
supply voltage is sent to sensor K043 from pin 9 of connector B on M010. The sensor sends an inlet air pressure dependent signal to pin 25.
The turbo pressure sensor K082 receives the reference ground from pin 44 of connector B and a supply voltage from pin 9 of connector B on M010; the boost pressure signal is
supplied to pin 21.
The coolant temperature sensor K036 receives a reference ground from pin 29 of connector B on control unit M010 and supplies a coolant temperature dependent signal to pin 43
of connector B on the control unit.
The lambda sensor K015 on the pre-catalyst and K017 behind the main catalytic converter supply information about the composition of the air/fuel mixture to the
control unit M010.
Probe K015 supplies the signal to pin 55 of connector B on the control unit, while pin 52 supplies the reference ground: these signals are susceptible to interference and are therefore
shielded. Lambda probe K015 is heated by a heating resistor, so that the probe quickly reaches operating temperature: the resistor is powered from the main relay T09; pin 16 of
connector B on M010 provides the reference ground.
Probe K017 supplies a signal to pin 53 of connector B on the control unit, while pin 54 supplies the reference ground: these signals are susceptible to interference and are therefore
shielded. Lambda probe K017 is heated by a heating resistor so that the probe quickly reaches operating temperature; the resistor is supplied from the main relay T09; pin 1 of connector
B on M010 provides the reference ground.
Knock sensor K050 supplies information about knocking in the combustion chamber by means of a frequency-dependent signal: two signals are supplied to pin 36 and 51 of plug B on
M010; these signals are also shielded.
Accelerator pedal sensor K055 consists of two potentiometers (a main and a safety sensor). The first receives power and ground respectively from pins 27 and 29 of plug A on M010
and supplies a signal to pin 55 of the same plug. The second receives power and ground from pins 49 and 30 of connector A on M010, respectively, and supplies a signal to pin 79 of
connector A.
Control unit M010 receives, at pin 35 of connector B, the signal from the engine oil pressure sensor K030.
Pin 87 of connector A on M010 receives the signal from brake light switch I030 - normally open - which is fed from the ignition (INT) through fuse F37 in the fuses - and relay box of Body
Computer M001; the signal from the normally closed contact (NC) in brake light switch I030 is received via the CAN; this contact is powered from the ignition switch (INT) through fuse F51
in Body Computer M001.
Pin 61 of connector A on M010 receives the signal from clutch pedal switch I031.
Pin 84 of connector A on M010 receives the signal from the reverse light switch I020.
The control unit M010 controls the injection time of the injection valves N070, via the signals from pins 17, 14, 2, and 19 of connector B on M010. The supply voltage for the injection
valves N070 comes from main relay T09 in B001.
The control unit M010 also controls the supply of the primary winding in the ignition coils A0030. The secondary windings provide the impulses for the spark plugs: from pins 31, 48, 46 and
47 of connector B on M010. The supply voltage for the ignition coils A030 comes from the main relay T09 in B001.
The throttle actuator N075 is equipped with two potentiometers connected in parallel: this measures the opening of the throttle via a stepper motor.
The motor is powered via pin 49 and 50 of connector B on M010. Pin 10 of connector B supplies power to the two potentiometers, pin 13 supplies the ground signal, while pins 42 and 22
of the same connector are the signals from throttle actuator N075.
Fuel vapor shut-off valve L010 drains fuel vapors to the engine's intake system, where the vapors are added to the air/fuel mixture for combustion. The valve L010 is powered from the main
relay T09 in B001. The opening is controlled by the control unit based on the motor load via a signal from pin 3 of connector B on M010.
The turbo pressure control solenoid valve operates the mechanical "waste gate" of the turbocharger; the solenoid valve L037 is powered from the main relay T09 in B001 and energized
with a signal from pin 19 of connector A on M010.
The turbocharger L102's bypass solenoid valve - connected to the inlet pipe near the throttle body - discharges the excess overpressure during deceleration, thus preventing excessive
pressure increases (pressure waves). These pressure waves can damage the inlet pipes and disrupt the operation of the turbine.
Power is supplied from main relay T09 in B001 and is controlled by the control unit with a signal from pin 5 of connector B on M010.
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Control unit M010 is connected via the CAN to Body Computer M1 and the other nodes of the network: information is sent via this network about
- self-diagnosis of the system, also provides a signal to the "EOBD" light in the instrument panel E0050 and is connected to the connector R010;
- coolant temperature, which is sent to instrument panel E050 to control the gauge and its light;
- low engine oil pressure, which is sent to instrument panel E050 to control the corresponding light;
The speedometer signal, which is generated by ABS control unit M050, is received via the CAN
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D006
PLUG FRONT / REAR
D081
PLUG INJECTION VALVES
I020 SWITCH FOR REVERSING LIGHTS edit. 5550D22 REVERSING LIGHT SWITCH - UI
I030 BRAKE PEDAL SWITCH edit. 5550D10 BRAKE LIGHT SWITCH - UI
I031 CLUTCH PEDAL SWITCH edit. 1056B78 SWITCH ON CLUTCH PEDAL - UI (GASOLINE ENGINES)
K015 LAMBDA PROBE ON PRECATALYST edit. 1080B94 LAMBDA PROBE FOR THE CATALYST - UI
K017 LAMBDASONDE ON CATALYST edit. 1080B95 LAMBDA PROBE BEHIND THE CATALYST - UI
K029 ENGINE SLUDGE TEMPERATURE SENSOR edit. 1036F21 UNIAIR MODULE OIL TEMPERATURE SENSOR - UI
K029 ENGINE SLUDGE TEMPERATURE SENSOR edit. 5590B42 ENGINE OIL TEMPERATURE SENSOR PLUG - UII
K030 SENSOR (INTERRUPTER) FRONT edit. 1084A42 OIL PRESSURE WARNING LIGHT SWITCH - UI
MOTOROLIEDRUK
K030 SENSOR (INTERRUPTER) FRONT edit. 5590B01 PLUG TO OIL PRESSURE SENSOR - ONION
MOTOROLIEDRUK
COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR/-
K036 edit. 1056B50 COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR - UI
TRANSMITTER
K044 INTAKE AIR TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE SENSOR Move. 1056B54 ABSOLUTE PRESSURE/AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR - UI
K044 INTAKE AIR TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE SENSOR Move. 5590B03 INTAKE AIR TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE SENSOR PLUG - UI
K046 RPM SENSOR edit. 5510C26 ENGINE SPEED SENSOR - UI
K046 RPM SENSOR edit. 5590B04 PLUG TO RPM SENSOR - UI
K047 FASESENSOR Bew. 1056B51 FASESENSOR - U.I.
K047 FASESENSOR edit. 5590B05 PLUG TO PHASE SENSOR - UI
K050 VOLTAGE SENSOR edit. 5510C42 PING SENSOR - UI
K050 VOLTAGE SENSOR edit. 5590B18 PLUG TO PIN SENSOR - UI
K055 THROTTLE PEDAL SENSOR edit. 1068A20 THROTTLE PEDAL WITH BUILT-IN THROTTLE SENSOR - UI
K082 TURBODRUKSENSOR edit. 1056B44 AIR PRESSURE SENSOR - UI
K082 TURBODRUKSENSOR edit. 5590B06 TURBO PRESSURE SENSOR PLUG - UI
L010 FUEL VAPOR VALVE edit. 1080E28 PIPE FROM ACTIVE CARBON FILTER TO GASOLINE VAPOR VALVE - UI
L010 FUEL VAPOR VALVE edit. 5590B23 PLUG ON FUEL VAPOR VALVE - ONION
L037 SOLENOID VALVE FOR WASTE-GATE edit. 1064B38 SOLENOID VALVE FOR WASTEGATE TURBO PRESSURE CONTROL - UI
FRONT BYPASS SOLENOID VALVE
L102 edit. 1048B58 BY-PASS VALVE FOR TURBO PRESSURE FILL - UI
TURBOCOMPRESSOR
FRONT BYPASS SOLENOID VALVE
L102 edit. 5590B26 PLUG OF BYPASS SOLENOID VALVE FOR TURBO COMPRESSOR - UI
TURBOCOMPRESSOR
M001
BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
M010
INJECTION RULE UNIT edit. 1056B82 INJECTION/IGNITION CONTROL UNIT - UI
N070 edit. 1056B70 ELECTRO INJECTION VALVE (1) - EXTENDED FUEL DISTRIBUTION ONION - INCLUDES REPL.
ELECTRIC INJECTION VALVE
OF SEAL
N070
ELECTRIC INJECTION VALVE edit. 5590B09 PLUG TO ELECTRO INJECTION VALVE - UI
N075
ACTUATOR INTEGRATED IN THROTTLE BODY edit. 1056B14 THROTTLE BODY - UI
N075
ACTUATOR INTEGRATED IN THROTTLE BODY edit. 5590B10 PLUG TO THROTTLE VALVE ACTUATOR - UI
N197
MULTIAIR-ACTUATOR Bew. 1036F20 UNIAIR-MODULE - U.I.
N197
MULTIAIR-ACTUATOR edit. 5590B40 MULTI-AIR ACTUATOR PLUG - UI
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D006
PLUG FRONT / REAR
D081
PLUG INJECTION VALVES
I020 SWITCH FOR REVERSING LIGHTS edit. 5550D22 REVERSING LIGHT SWITCH - UI
I030 BRAKE PEDAL SWITCH edit. 5550D10 BRAKE LIGHT SWITCH - UI
I031 CLUTCH PEDAL SWITCH edit. 1056B78 SWITCH ON CLUTCH PEDAL - UI (GASOLINE ENGINES)
K015 LAMBDA PROBE ON PRECATALYST edit. 1080B94 LAMBDA PROBE FOR THE CATALYST - UI
K017 LAMBDASONDE ON CATALYST edit. 1080B95 LAMBDA PROBE BEHIND THE CATALYST - UI
K029 ENGINE SLUDGE TEMPERATURE SENSOR edit. 1036F21 UNIAIR MODULE OIL TEMPERATURE SENSOR - UI
K029 ENGINE SLUDGE TEMPERATURE SENSOR edit. 5590B42 ENGINE OIL TEMPERATURE SENSOR PLUG - UII
K030 SENSOR (INTERRUPTER) FRONT edit. 1084A42 OIL PRESSURE WARNING LIGHT SWITCH - UI
MOTOROLIEDRUK
K030 SENSOR (INTERRUPTER) FRONT edit. 5590B01 PLUG TO OIL PRESSURE SENSOR - ONION
MOTOROLIEDRUK
COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR/-
K036 edit. 1056B50 COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR - UI
TRANSMITTER
K044 INTAKE AIR TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE SENSOR Move. 1056B54 ABSOLUTE PRESSURE/AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR - UI
K044 INTAKE AIR TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE SENSOR Move. 5590B03 INTAKE AIR TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE SENSOR PLUG - UI
K046 RPM SENSOR edit. 5510C26 ENGINE SPEED SENSOR - UI
K046 RPM SENSOR edit. 5590B04 PLUG TO RPM SENSOR - UI
K047 FASESENSOR Bew. 1056B51 FASESENSOR - U.I.
K047 FASESENSOR edit. 5590B05 PLUG TO PHASE SENSOR - UI
K050 VOLTAGE SENSOR edit. 5510C42 PING SENSOR - UI
K050 VOLTAGE SENSOR edit. 5590B18 PLUG TO PIN SENSOR - UI
K055 THROTTLE PEDAL SENSOR edit. 1068A20 THROTTLE PEDAL WITH BUILT-IN THROTTLE SENSOR - UI
K082 TURBODRUKSENSOR edit. 1056B44 AIR PRESSURE SENSOR - UI
K082 TURBODRUKSENSOR edit. 5590B06 TURBO PRESSURE SENSOR PLUG - UI
L010 FUEL VAPOR VALVE edit. 1080E28 PIPE FROM ACTIVE CARBON FILTER TO GASOLINE VAPOR VALVE - UI
L010 FUEL VAPOR VALVE edit. 5590B23 PLUG ON FUEL VAPOR VALVE - ONION
L037 SOLENOID VALVE FOR WASTE-GATE edit. 1064B38 SOLENOID VALVE FOR WASTEGATE TURBO PRESSURE CONTROL - UI
FRONT BYPASS SOLENOID VALVE
L102 edit. 1048B58 BY-PASS VALVE FOR TURBO PRESSURE FILL - UI
TURBOCOMPRESSOR
FRONT BYPASS SOLENOID VALVE
L102 edit. 5590B26 PLUG OF BYPASS SOLENOID VALVE FOR TURBO COMPRESSOR - UI
TURBOCOMPRESSOR
M001
BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
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M010
INJECTION RULE UNIT edit. 1056B82 INJECTION/IGNITION CONTROL UNIT - UI
N075
ACTUATOR INTEGRATED IN THROTTLE BODY edit. 1056B14 THROTTLE BODY - UI
N075
ACTUATOR INTEGRATED IN THROTTLE BODY edit. 5590B10 PLUG TO THROTTLE VALVE ACTUATOR - UI
N197
MULTIAIR-ACTUATOR Bew. 1036F20 UNIAIR-MODULE - U.I.
N197
MULTIAIR-ACTUATOR edit. 5590B40 MULTI-AIR ACTUATOR PLUG - UI
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CRUISE CONTROL
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Thanks to the "Cruise-Control" cruise control, you can drive at the desired constant speed without holding the accelerator pedal.
The function is controlled by the injection control unit and is operated via the cruise control lever to the left of the steering wheel and integrated into the steering column switch.
The function is enabled by operating the rotary selector (Cruise to "ON"). When the lever is moved, the speed is increased (+) or decreased (-); the speed remains stored and can be recalled at any time by pressing the RES (resume)
button.
In these cases, the saved speed is preserved; it can be called up by pressing the RES key.
The system is also deactivated at a speed lower than a minimum threshold value (approximately 30 km/h)
When the system is switched on, a warning lamp lights up on the instrument panel, which is connected to the injection control unit via CAN.
The "Cruise-Control" cruise control is controlled by the injection control unit M010 and operated via a "Cruise-Control" control lever integrated in steering column switch H005.
A single signal sent from steering column switch H005 to Body Computer M1 controls all Cruise Control functions: from pin 6 of H005 to pin 41 of connector D on M001; the transmitted
signal is encoded via resistance dividers, so that various commands can be sent from the steering column switch to the body computer via a single connection.
Pin 10 on H005 receives the reference ground from pin 34 of connector D on M001.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
For cruise control control, control unit M010 also uses the "pedal at rest" signal (normally closed) from the second contact in brake light switch I030 and the signal from the
clutch pedal switch I031
The injection control unit M010 is connected via the CAN to the body computer M001 and instrument panel E050 to control the "Cruise control on" warning light.
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ADDITIONAL HEATER
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The climate control of the car by means of the heating is insufficient when the engine is cold.
An additional heater is available as an option, which is switched on after the engine has been started depending on the coolant temperature.
The system consists of an extra heater in the heater unit: two resistors are included (PTC1 of 250W and PTC2 of 500W).
The operation of the resistors is controlled by the climate control unit, which switches on only one or two resistors - with a maximum power of 750 W - causing the heating to be gradual
depending on:
- the battery voltage (which must not be less than 12.6 V).
The power of one, two or three resistors is provided by two relays in the heating unit:
The power connection is protected by two fuses in a special fuse box in the engine compartment.
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Relay J36 controls the activation circuit of the first resistance of the auxiliary heater O25; the power supply to the relay comes from fuse F15 in fuse box B1.
Relay J37 controls the switch-on circuit of the other resistors of the auxiliary heater O25; the power supply to the relay comes from fuse F82 in fuse box B1.
The coil of relay J36 is energized with an enable signal for the first resistor O25A - from pin 12 of the auxiliary heating control unit M75.
The coil of relay J37 is energized with an enable signal for the second resistor O25B and C- from pin 6 of the auxiliary heating control unit M75.
The control unit M75 is supplied from the ignition switch (INT) - pin 7 - via fuse F51 in M1.
Via the CAN control unit for auxiliary heating M75 - from pins 3 and 2 - is connected to Body Computer M1 and other nodes.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001, on the other hand, is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, while the signal from the ignition switch (INT/A) reaches pin 1 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C016 MASS FOR CLIMATE CONTROL
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B001 FUSE AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C016 MASS FOR CLIMATE CONTROL
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CONDITIONER
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An automatic system takes care of the climate control in the passenger compartment, ie temperature, ventilation, air recirculation and air distribution, whereby the regulation can be done
separately to the right and left of the cabin and (optionally) in the rear of the cabin.
An electronic control unit monitors the operation and controls the following parameters:
- air temperature from the ventilation grilles on the driver and passenger side;
- the MAX-DEF quick demist function (choose settings to quickly demist both the windshield and rear window);
The control unit regulates these parameters to optimally adapt the climate in the interior to the wishes. The controls are located on the outside of the control unit housing
- blower speed;
- air distribution;
- compressor shutdown;
- demisting/thawing;
- recirculation.
The manual settings always take precedence over the automatic ones and remain stored until the user cancels the setting and transfers control of the respective function back to the system.
The control unit collects information about the climatic conditions both outside and inside the car using sensors:
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- outside temperature sensor in the passenger side door mirror; the signal from the sensor is received by the body computer and then sent via CAN to the climate control unit, instrument
panel and other users;
- four mixed air sensors: register the temperature at the outlet of the ventilation grilles and provide this information to the control unit;
- interior temperature sensor: integrated in the control unit and equipped with a fan; this sensor measures the interior temperature.
- the air output to the interior by means of an electronic regulator, which controls the blower;
- the air temperature using two mixing valve actuators (one for the right side of the interior, one for the left side)
- the air distribution using two more actuators (left and right);
- the recirculation function of interior air / supply of outside air using a special actuator.
Under certain conditions, the control unit also turns on the A/C compressor to cool and dry the air
If the measured outside temperature is lower than 3 °C, the message "Danger Ice formation" is shown on the display with the corresponding symbol ("snow" symbol); this
situation is also indicated with a buzzer sound.
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The climate control unit M070 is powered directly by pin 30 through fuse F36 on M001, and pin 39 receives power from the ignition switch (INT) through fuse F51 on M001.
Climate control unit M070 - from pin 1 and 2 - is connected via the CAN to Body Computer M001 and other nodes.
The sunlight sensor K090 informs the control unit about the heat provided by the solar radiation: it is supplied with a voltage of 5 V from pin 7 of control unit M070 and sends two signals: to
pin 19 for the right zone and to pin 10 for the left zone
Connected to control unit M070 are the sensors K111 (mixed air temperature at the bottom right), K113 (mixed air temperature at the bottom left), K110 (mixed air temperature at the
top right) and K112 (mixed air temperature at the top left): these sensors receive the reference mass from pin 11 and send the signals to pin 20, 17, 9 and 18 from M070.
The outside temperature sensor is mounted in the door mirror P61 on the passenger side: the sensor is connected to Body Computer M001 and then via CAN to M070.
The outside temperature sensor is mounted in the passenger side door mirror P061; the sensor is connected to the Body Computer M001 and via the CAN to M070.
The signal from the outside temperature sensor is sent to the Body Computer M001 - pin 37 of connector B -; pin 52 provides the reference mass.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001, on the other hand, is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, while the signal from the ignition switch (INT/A) reaches pin 1 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The N085 blower is powered via the electronic controller M072 from the fuse F08 in the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment B001 via the relay T08 of B001: the power is supplied
from the ignition switch (INT/A) and is controlled from pin 21 of plug C into the Body Computer M001, through the fuse F31 on M001.
The blower receives the signals for the different speeds from the electronic controller M072: it receives the PWM control signal from pin 5 of control unit M070 and sends a feedback signal
to pin 29 of M070.
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Component
Description See edit
code
edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX
ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE
BOX) - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT -
Component
Description See edit
code
edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX
ENGINE ROOM - UI
CONDITIONER
191 - Juliet
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An automatic system takes care of the climate control in the passenger compartment, ie temperature, ventilation, air recirculation and air distribution, whereby the regulation can be done
separately to the right and left of the cabin and (optionally) in the rear of the cabin.
An electronic control unit monitors the operation and controls the following parameters:
- air temperature from the ventilation grilles on the driver and passenger side;
- the MAX-DEF quick demist function (choose settings to quickly demist both the windshield and rear window);
The control unit regulates these parameters to optimally adapt the climate in the interior to the wishes. The controls are located on the outside of the control unit housing
- blower speed;
- air distribution;
- compressor shutdown;
- demisting/thawing;
- recirculation.
The manual settings always take precedence over the automatic ones and remain stored until the user cancels the setting and transfers control of the respective function back to the system.
- the air output to the interior by means of an electronic regulator, which controls the blower;
- the air temperature using two mixing valve actuators (one for the right side of the interior, one for the left side)
- the air distribution using two more actuators (left and right);
- the recirculation function of interior air / supply of outside air using a special actuator.
Under certain conditions, the control unit also turns on the A/C compressor to cool and dry the air
The climate control unit M070 is powered directly by pin 30 through fuse F36 on M001, and pin 39 receives power from the ignition switch (INT) through fuse F51 on M001.
Climate control unit M070 - from pin 1 and 2 - is connected via the CAN to Body Computer M001 and other nodes.
The outside temperature sensor is mounted in the passenger side door mirror P061; the sensor is connected to the Body Computer M001 and via the CAN to M070.
The signal from the outside temperature sensor is sent to the Body Computer M001 - pin 37 of connector B -; pin 52 provides the reference mass.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001, on the other hand, is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, while the signal from the ignition switch (INT/A) reaches pin 1 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The N085 blower is powered via the electronic controller M072 from the fuse F08 in the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment B001 via the relay T08 of B001: the power is supplied
from the ignition switch (INT/A) and is controlled from pin 21 of plug C into the Body Computer M001, through the fuse F31 on M001.
The blower receives the signals for the different speeds from the electronic controller M072: it receives the PWM control signal from pin 5 of control unit M070 and sends a feedback signal
to pin 29 of M070.
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Component
Description See edit
code
A001 BATTERY edit. 5530B10 BATTERY - UI
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
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C015 -
HEATING
D031 PLUG DOOR RIGHT FRONT -
edit. 5010D32 MIXED AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR TOP LEFT - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK
K112 MIXED AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR TOP LEFT
ELECTRIC CIRCUIT
edit. 5010D34 MIXED AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR LOWER LEFT - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
K113 MIXED AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR LOWER LEFT
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
M070 CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT Bew. 5040D15
M072 BLOWER SPEED CONTROLLER edit. 5040C44 BLOWER ELECTRONIC SPEED CONTROLLER - UI
N078 CLEPACTUATOR LINKS edit. 5040D84 CONTROL MOTOR LEFT AIR MIXING VALVE AIR CONDITIONING - UI
N079 CLEPACTUATOR RECHTS edit. 5040D86 CONTROL MOTOR RIGHT AIR MIXING VALVE AIR CONDITIONING - UI
ACTUATOR FOR THE AIR SUPPLY
N082 edit. 5040D75 MOTOR FOR AIR RECIRCULATION VALVE OPERATION - UI
/RECIRCULATIEKLEP
N085 BLOWER edit. 5040C30 AIR CONDITIONING BLOWER - UI
N112 AIR DISTRIBUTION ACTUATOR RH edit. 5040D96 RIGHT UPPER DISTRIBUTION VALVE CONTROL MOTOR (DEFROST) - UI
N113 ELECTRIC MOTORS AND ACTUATORS edit. 5040D94 LEFT LEFT AIR DISTRIBUTION VALVE CONTROL MOTOR - UI
P061 EXTERIOR MIRROR PASSENGER SIDE edit. 7005R30 OUTDOOR MIRROR (1) WITH ELECTRIC CONTROL - UI
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Component
Description See edit
code
A001 BATTERY edit. 5530B10 BATTERY - UI
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
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C015 -
HEATING
D031 PLUG DOOR RIGHT FRONT -
edit. 5010D32 MIXED AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR TOP LEFT - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK
K112 MIXED AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR TOP LEFT
ELECTRIC CIRCUIT
edit. 5010D34 MIXED AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR LOWER LEFT - UI CONTINUED TO CHECK ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
K113 MIXED AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR LOWER LEFT
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
M070 CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT Bew. 5040D15
M072 BLOWER SPEED CONTROLLER edit. 5040C44 BLOWER ELECTRONIC SPEED CONTROLLER - UI
N078 CLEPACTUATOR LINKS edit. 5040D84 CONTROL MOTOR LEFT AIR MIXING VALVE AIR CONDITIONING - UI
N079 CLEPACTUATOR RECHTS edit. 5040D86 CONTROL MOTOR RIGHT AIR MIXING VALVE AIR CONDITIONING - UI
ACTUATOR FOR THE AIR SUPPLY
N082 edit. 5040D75 MOTOR FOR AIR RECIRCULATION VALVE OPERATION - UI
/RECIRCULATIEKLEP
N085 BLOWER edit. 5040C30 AIR CONDITIONING BLOWER - UI
N112 Bew. 5040D96
N113 ELECTRIC MOTORS AND ACTUATORS Bew. 5040D94
P061 EXTERIOR MIRROR PASSENGER SIDE edit. 7005R30 OUTDOOR MIRROR (1) WITH ELECTRIC CONTROL - UI
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COMPRESSOR INSERTION
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The push button ("snow" symbol) on the climate control panel turns on the air conditioning compressor to cool and dry the air.
The above button turns on the air conditioning, but the actual compressor turn on depends on:
- the linear pressure sensor incorporated in the refrigerant circuit, which interrupts the operation of the air conditioning if the pressure of the refrigerant is too low or too high;
- the injection control unit, which, depending on the operation of the engine, switches off the operation of the compressor; eg at a high engine temperature or at a high engine
load (vigorous acceleration);
The push button will only send the control signal when the fan speed control switch is in a position other than “0”.
Relay T05 in fuse and relay box in the engine compartment B001 controls the compressor start circuit.
The relay is powered via fuse F19 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The power supply of the coil of relay T05 is received from the ignition switch (INT) through the fuse F51 on M001.
- on versions with AUTOMATIC CLIMATE CONTROL, the climate control unit M070 sends the request to switch on the compressor via the CAN to the Body Computer M001, which supplies a
permission signal via the CAN to the injection control unit M010.
The injection control unit M010 uses the characteristics and supplies - pin 11, connector A - a switch-on signal to the compressor by energizing relay T05: this supplies a 12 V supply
voltage to the electromagnetic clutch of the air-conditioning compressor L020.
If the linear sensor for the fan K120 informs control unit M010 - pin 57 of connector A - that a certain very high or very low pressure has been reached, control unit M010 prevents the
compressor from being switched on.
The linear sensor K120 receives the power supply and the reference ground from the injection control unit M010, pins 7 and 28 of connector A.
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Component
Description See edit
code
A001 BATTERY edit. 5530B10 BATTERY - UI
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT -
C015 -
HEATING
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
H080 Bew. 5040D10
K120 LINEAR SENSOR FOR ELECTRO VENTILATORS edit. 5040B20 LINEAR PRESSURE SENSOR AIR CONDITIONING - UI
ELECTROMAGNETIC COUPLING OF edit. 5040A20 COMPRESSOR OF AIR CONDITIONING - UI - INCLUDES CHECK AND EV.
L020
AIRCOCOMPRESSOR REFILL OIL LEVEL
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
M010 INJECTION RULE UNIT edit. 1056B82 INJECTION/IGNITION CONTROL UNIT - UI
M070 CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT Bew. 5040D15
N085 BLOWER edit. 5040C30 AIR CONDITIONING BLOWER - UI
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Component
Description See edit
code
A001 BATTERY edit. 5530B10 BATTERY - UI
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
C010 GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT -
C015 -
HEATING
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
H080 Bew. 5040D10
K120 LINEAR SENSOR FOR ELECTRO VENTILATORS edit. 5040B20 LINEAR PRESSURE SENSOR AIR CONDITIONING - UI
ELECTROMAGNETIC COUPLING OF edit. 5040A20 COMPRESSOR OF AIR CONDITIONING - UI - INCLUDES CHECK AND EV.
L020
AIRCOCOMPRESSOR REFILL OIL LEVEL
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
M010 INJECTION RULE UNIT edit. 1056B82 INJECTION/IGNITION CONTROL UNIT - UI
M070 CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT Bew. 5040D15
N085 BLOWER edit. 5040C30 AIR CONDITIONING BLOWER - UI
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CODE
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CODE - DESCRIPTION
An electronic immobilizer "ALFA ROMEO CODE" has been fitted to improve the protection against theft.
With CODE, the engine can only be started using the injection control unit if a stored secret code is received.
The key code is received by the antenna around the ignition lock and changes after every start ("rolling code"): therefore the code cannot be reproduced with electronic scanners.
The CODE control unit is integrated into the Body Computer and the system further consists of:
- C-CAN connection for communication between the Body Computer and the injection control unit;
CODE allows the control of engine operation by the injection control unit via a codified connection between the body computer and the injection control unit during the pre-start phase.
After Key On, the injection control unit sends a code request to the Body Computer, which only answers if a known transponder in the ignition has been recognized via the antenna.
If the secret code in the answer is valid, the injection control unit starts normal operation and the engine can be started.
CODE will also work if the other functions of the Body Computer are not working properly.
The function also controls the status display by illuminating the "vehicle protection" light integrated in the instrument panel and connected via the CAN.
The function also controls the status display by illuminating the "vehicle protection" light integrated in the instrument panel and connected via the CAN.
The CODE control unit is located in the Body Computer M001 which is powered directly from the battery - connector A - via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in the
engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E:
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The antenna of the CODE system P091 is connected with two cables to the CODE unit in M001 (pin 1 and 2 of connector D); the antenna is placed around the ignition switch, so that the
code in the key and the turning of the key can be detected.
The body computer M001 communicates with the injection control unit M010 via the C-CAN about the recognition of the key and the exchange of the codes.
Body Computer M001 is connected via the CAN to the instrument panel E050 for the control of the "Fault CODE" indicator light.
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ALARM
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The theft alarm protects the car against theft by means of: interior and perimeter protection, tilt detection and control of cutting power cables.
The operation of the system is controlled by the body computer, which sends/receives commands over the serial link.
The system is switched on/off using the remote control via a receiver in the body computer: the remote control and the receiver operate on a radio frequency.
To completely disable the alarm (for example if the car is parked for a long time), the car must be locked by turning the metal emergency key in the lock and not using the remote
control.
The interior security and the tilt detection can be deactivated using the switch on the front ceiling light.
Any attempted break-in is indicated by the "Code" light on the instrument panel illuminating and a message appearing on the display at the same time.
The control unit has self-diagnosis that detects and stores faults in the control unit and the connected components; in addition, the connection cables are checked and the number
of times the alarm has been activated and sounded is saved.
The control strategy of the control unit can be adapted to the requirements for anti-theft alarm systems in different countries.
The siren is placed in the front of the car, right in the engine compartment.
The same switches as for the central door locking are used to control the doors and the luggage compartment. The closing of the bonnet is signaled with a special switch.
The motion sensors check that nothing enters the passenger compartment. They are located in the front ceiling light: they consist of a transmitter and a receiver: the transmitted wave from
the transmitter is received by the receiver of the other sensor: if the signal changes, the alarm is activated.
The tilt sensor is located in the front ceiling light; this sensor can measure a very small change in the lean angle of the car with respect to the longitudinal and vertical axis.
By pressing the corresponding button next to the sensors, both sensors can be switched on/off simultaneously: an LED next to the button lights up when the sensors are switched off.
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The alarm system is controlled by the alarm control unit in the Body Computer M1 and is powered directly from the battery - connector A - via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in the
engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E.
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
The Body Computer M1 receives the "door open" inputs on pins 54 and 53 of connector B; these signals also activate the timed lighting.
The on and off signals from the remote control antenna/receiver P093 on pins 31 and 46, connector F of M001;
The hood is controlled with switch I10, which is connected to pin 48 of connector B on M1.
The tailgate open signaling switch in slot N57 sends a ground signal to Body Computer M1 - pin 39 of connector F.
Siren P90 is powered from Body Computer M1, pin 12 of plug C - via fuse F36 and is connected with a special serial link to pin 56 of plug B.
The unit with the tilt and motion sensors K62 is supplied with power from the Body Computer M1 (pin 12 of plug C) via fuse F36 and is connected to pin 48 of plug F via a special serial
connection.
The unit receives power from contact (INT) through fuse F49 on M1; there is a push button on the unit for disabling the motion and tilt detection and an LED that lights up when both
functions are disabled.
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B001
FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099
MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
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C010
GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C011
GROUND CONNECTION FRONT RIGHT
C020
MASS ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE
C030
GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C038
GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D006
PLUG FRONT / REAR
D030
FRONT LEFT DOOR PLUG
D031
PLUG DOOR RIGHT FRONT
D035
PLUG LEFT REAR DOOR
D036
RIGHT RIGHT DOOR PLUG
E050
INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
H001
START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
K062
MOTION SENSORS FOR THEFT ALARM edit. 7040H92 HEADLINING CONTROL PANEL - UI
I010 MOTORKAPSCHAKELAAR edit. 7025A35 BONNET LOCK (SINGLE) - UI FOR VERSIONS WITH THEFT ALERT
M001
BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
N050 FRONT DOOR LOCK ENGINE UNIT edit. 7005N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A FRONT DOOR, LI OR RE - UI AT
DRIVER'S SIDE EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N051 edit. 7005N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A FRONT DOOR, LI OR RE - UI AT
ENGINE UNIT FRONT RIGHT DOOR LOCK
EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N055 edit. 7010N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A REAR DOOR - UI AT
ENGINE UNIT REAR LEFT DOOR LOCK
EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N056 edit. 7010N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A REAR DOOR - UI AT
ENGINE UNIT RIGHT REAR DOOR LOCK
EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N057 edit. 7015B10 LOCK COMPLETE FROM TAILGATE - UI OR REPAIR WHEN REMOVED
LOCK MOTOR TAILGATE
PANEL/PROTECTIONS
P090 SIREN OF ALARM edit. 5580E40 THEFT PROTECTION SIREN - UI
ANTENNA FOR ALARM AND RECEIVER
P093
DOOR LOCK
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B001
FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099
MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
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C010
GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C011
GROUND CONNECTION FRONT RIGHT
C020
MASS ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE
C030
GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C038
GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D006
PLUG FRONT / REAR
D030
FRONT LEFT DOOR PLUG
D031
PLUG DOOR RIGHT FRONT
D035
PLUG LEFT REAR DOOR
D036
RIGHT RIGHT DOOR PLUG
E050
INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
H001
START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
K062
MOTION SENSORS FOR THEFT ALARM edit. 7040H92 HEADLINING CONTROL PANEL - UI
I010 MOTORKAPSCHAKELAAR edit. 7025A35 BONNET LOCK (SINGLE) - UI FOR VERSIONS WITH THEFT ALERT
M001
BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
N050 FRONT DOOR LOCK ENGINE UNIT edit. 7005N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A FRONT DOOR, LI OR RE - UI AT
DRIVER'S SIDE EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N051 edit. 7005N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A FRONT DOOR, LI OR RE - UI AT
ENGINE UNIT FRONT RIGHT DOOR LOCK
EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N055 edit. 7010N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A REAR DOOR - UI AT
ENGINE UNIT REAR LEFT DOOR LOCK
EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N056 edit. 7010N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A REAR DOOR - UI AT
ENGINE UNIT RIGHT REAR DOOR LOCK
EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N057 edit. 7015B10 LOCK COMPLETE FROM TAILGATE - UI OR REPAIR WHEN REMOVED
LOCK MOTOR TAILGATE
PANEL/PROTECTIONS
P090 SIREN OF ALARM edit. 5580E40 THEFT PROTECTION SIREN - UI
ANTENNA FOR ALARM AND RECEIVER
P093
DOOR LOCK
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ESP
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ESP - DESCRIPTION
The ABS electronic anti-lock braking system controls the braking pressure on the wheels to prevent skidding regardless of the condition of the tires or road surface.
The system is fully integrated into the braking system (it uses the same brake fluid), without adversely affecting the operation of the braking system in the event of a failure of the ABS.
The speeds of the wheels are permanently transmitted to the control unit via four sensors on the wheels, so that it can immediately be determined which wheel is blocking and thus losing
traction.
In these situations, the control unit operates the solenoid valves, which modulate the brake pressure in the respective brake circuit, so that the wheel starts turning and regains traction.
This makes the braking distance as short as possible and also retains control over the steering wheel.
The wheel sensors are of the "active" type and are supplied via the control unit; they consist of a magneto-resistive encoder mounted in the wheel bearing with a multipolar
magnetic ring; this makes the signal less sensitive to electromagnetic radiation and temperature changes.
The ABS control unit also regulates the brake pressure distribution between the front and rear axles, eliminating the need for mechanical brake pressure regulation ("EBD" function:
Electronic Brake Distribution).
The control unit has self-diagnosis: if a fault is found in the ABS, a warning light is switched on and the system is disabled; however, the car can always be braked with the
conventional braking system.
If the control unit finds a fault with the EBD function, the "ABS" warning lamp and the "low brake fluid level/handbrake applied" warning lamp will illuminate
simultaneously.
In this situation, the brake pressure on the rear axle is no longer adjusted, which means that the car must be driven to the dealer very carefully.
The ABS control unit calculates the actual vehicle speed from the values provided by the sensors of the driving wheels (the ABS control unit calculates the average) and the actual
circumferential speed of these wheels, which is provided by the Body Computer: this speedometer signal is transmitted via sends the CAN to the nodes that need this information.
The ABS is linked to the electronic ESP (Electronic Stability Program) system, which monitors the car's stability by regulating the engine torque and braking action of the individual
wheels: if the wheels lose traction, this helps to keep the car in a better position course. In the most comprehensive version, the ABS control unit also controls the ESP (Electronic
Stability Program) and ASR (Anti Slip Regulation) functions, as well as the HH (Hill Holder) and HBA (Hydraulic Brake Assist) functions.
The ESP affects the engine and brakes, providing a stabilizing torque if the ABS sensors detect the conditions in which the car could start to skid. The ESP has a specific sensor in
addition to the ABS sensors: this is a sensor that measures the rotation of the car relative to the vertical axis and the lateral acceleration (centrifugal force) (yaw angle sensor); in
addition, the signals from the steering angle sensor are used, which are supplied via the CAN by the control unit of the electric power steering.
The HH function also uses a longitudinal acceleration sensor, which is built into the yaw angle sensor. Finally, the ESP system uses the information from a
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pressure sensor that measures the pressure in the hydraulic circuit: this sensor is integrated in the electro-hydraulic unit.
The "Hill Holder" function supports the driver when starting off on a slope. The HH function can automatically provide the braking power to hold the car on a slope as long as the clutch
is not fully engaged and the engine torque is still insufficient for a comfortable start.
The HH engages automatically when the brake pedal is depressed and the following conditions are simultaneously met: vehicle speed equal to zero, gradient greater than 2%, clutch
pedal depressed; the moment the brake pedal is released and the other conditions are maintained, the Hill Holder maintains pressure on the braking system for 2 seconds, allowing the
driver to move their foot from the brake pedal to the accelerator pedal without the vehicle moving and without using any the handbrake.
Once the accelerator pedal is depressed, the Hill Holder will hold the car in place for 10 seconds or until the engine torque is sufficient to drive away. The HH will not operate with reverse
engaged.
-DST (drive steering control): on low-grip road surfaces, this system automatically makes corrections and also checks oversteer, thanks to communication with the steering control
control unit.
- CBC: this function optimizes the distribution of the braking pressure on the four wheels (to fully exploit the adhesion to the ground) in the case of braking in the bend with the intervention
of the ABS system. This improves the space for stopping in the bend and especially the stability of the car.
- E-Q2 system: The Electronic System Q2 utilizes the braking system, acting almost like a self-locking differential. When accelerating into the bend, the braking system of the front wheels
slows down the inner wheel and at the same time transfers more traction power to the (more loaded) outer wheel, while acting dynamically and continuously distributing the torque between
the two driven front wheels taking into account the driving conditions and the road conditions. road surface conditions.
The control unit power supply is protected by three dedicated fuses located in the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment.
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ABS control unit M050 receives power from the battery on pins 1 and 25 through fuses F4 and F23 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
Power from the ignition switch (15/54) and reaches pin 32 through fuse F24 of B001.
The four sensors K070, K071, K075, K076 supply wheel speed information to pins 22-34, 6-18, 20-33 and 31-19 of M050 respectively.
The brake pedal switch I30 sends an authorization signal via the CAN to the control unit 32 via the Body Computer M001: any intervention of the ABS system is blocked if the
brake pedal is not pressed (signal from normally open contact); switch I030 is powered from contact (INT) through fuse F37 in Body Computer M001.
The ABS control unit M050 is connected via the CAN - from pin 15 and 27 - to the injection control unit M010, - from pin 14 and 26 - via sensor K074 with Body Computer M001 and with
instrument panel E050 for controlling the ABS warning lamp and, EBD, the low brake fluid level/parking brake applied warning light and the ESP/ASR light.
The speedometer signal is also sent via the CAN for all installations that require this information.
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AIRBAG
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The car is equipped with an electronically controlled system that activates the restraint systems in the event of a frontal or side collision.
In the most comprehensive version, the frontal impact protection system consists of:
- front seat belts with double belt tensioner and traction limiter;
In the most extensive version, the flank protection system consists of:
The front airbags feature a new deployment system called "Airbag Smart 2" that automatically adjusts deployment parameters according to the severity of the accident.
The driver's and passenger's front airbags are equipped with a "double detonator":
- in the event of a less severe collision, the control unit activates the first activation stage of the airbag and then, if the temperature rises sharply, the second stage, so that the occupant is
not injured by the energy acting on the occupant;
- in more severe collisions, the second phase is activated almost immediately with a small increase in temperature. This absorbs the kinetic energy of the occupant before it comes
into contact with the steering wheel or dashboard.
An additional sensor (ECS; "Early Crash Sensor") on the front crossmember helps the control unit anticipate deployment of the airbags compared to a traditional system, so that the
deployment phase is completed before the occupant begins to move forward in the direction from the steering wheel or dashboard.
The control unit is solidly connected to the body under the center console: in this way the internal deceleration sensors are placed close to the center of the car, so that they can
accurately measure the deceleration of the entire car.
The two front airbag modules have two stages: the first is deployed in minor impacts, while the second deploys in a more severe impact.
The driver's airbag is located in the steering wheel hub; the module is placed on a tilting plate for operating the horns. The plate carries a metal holder in which the folded
cushion and the gas generator for inflating the cushion are mounted.
A spiral mechanism prevents the airbag module connection cables from breaking due to the steering wheel twist.
The passenger airbag is placed on the dashboard and attached to a crossmember of the car via a bracket.
The sidebag protects the upper body and, together with the door panels, critical parts of the body such as the ribs and abdomen. The arrangement in the seat ensures that the maximum
effect is always achieved, regardless of the position of the seat, even if the occupant has not been seated correctly. The method of inflating the cushion minimizes the risk of injury from
contact with the car body.
The headbags deploy at the same time as the sidebags and position themselves between the occupant and the vehicle, preventing contact between the head and dangerous components
such as windows, pillars, etc.
The headbags run from the front pillar to the luggage compartment and protect both the front and rear occupants; the "curtain" version offers the best performance, thanks to the large
effective surface area and the self-aligning effect, even without supporting the cushion.
The airbag activation control is also applied to the seat belt pretensioners.
The belt tensioners absorb any stretching of the belt, pulling the occupant against the backrest during the first moments of the impact, reducing displacement in the passenger
compartment.
A first belt tensioner is mounted on the inertia reels of the front seat belts; a second belt tensioner, also of the electronically controlled pyrotechnic type, tightens the lap belt section, so
that the pelvis and legs will slide forward much less, so that the shins and knees will hit the lower part of the dashboard much less hard.
In addition, the combined action of the two belt tensioners at different points prevents the belt from stretching almost completely, thus minimizing the risk of the occupant slipping under
the belt (so-called submarining).
The functioning of the system in the event of a collision above a certain magnitude is also stored in the control unit.
If the system's self-diagnosis finds a malfunction or has registered a collision, the control unit sends, via the CAN, a signal for the Airbag warning lamp in the
instrument panel.
In the same way, the "passenger airbag deactivated" and "seat belt not fastened" (SBR function) lamps are switched on:
The SBR (Seat Belt Reminder) system consists of a warning buzzer that, together with the flashing "seat belt" warning light on the instrument panel, warns the driver and
front passenger if the appropriate seat belt is not fastened.
In addition, there is a display above the interior mirror that visually and acoustically warns all occupants (including those in the rear seats) if the seat belt is not fastened.
The two lights on the side are for the front seats, while the three lights in the center are for the rear passengers.
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The lights have a red and green color and work as follows:
- extinguished when the key is turned to MAR and the seat belts are already fastened;
- flashing red (only for rear seat belts) if the seat belts are not fastened
The information from the five switches on the seat belt buckles and the passenger signaling sensor are used for the "SBR" function and will NOT affect the operation of the airbags
in any way.
If it is absolutely necessary to transport a child in the front passenger seat, the front airbag and associated side bag as well as the seat belt tensioner on the passenger side
must be deactivated.
The passenger airbag can be switched off using the "setup" menu of the instrument panel and not with a key!!
When the function is deactivated, the corresponding light on the instrument panel comes on.
The power supply to the control unit is protected by a separate fuse in the Body Computer.
Always observe the prescribed precautions carefully when working on the airbag system. For more information
The airbag system control unit M060 is powered on pin 2 of connector A from the ignition switch (INT) via fuse F50 in Body Computer M001.
The early crash sensor K039 detects minor collisions and sends a signal to control unit M060 - pins 9 and 8 of connector A on M060.
Depending on the signals from the two sensors above and the sensors in the control unit, if a minor collision is detected, the control unit sends control signals to activate the
first stage:
- to the driver's airbag Q009 via the spiral mechanism on the steering wheel D047 (from pin 23 and 24 of connector A on M060);
- to the driver's seat belt pretensioners Q020 and Q024 (from pins 9-10 and 11-12 of connector B on M060)
- to the passenger side seat belt pretensioners Q021 and Q025 (from pins 7-8 and 5-6 of connector B on M060)
If a severe collision is detected, the control unit sends control signals to engage the second stage:
- to the driver's airbag Q009 via the spiral mechanism on the steering wheel D047 (from pin 21 and 22 of connector A on M060);
The acceleration sensors K066 (driver's side) and K067 (passenger side) register a side impact via pin 19-20 and 18-17, respectively, of connector B on control unit M060.
In the event of a collision above a certain magnitude, the control unit sends out signals for the ignition of the modules:
- to the front driver side bag Q030 (from pin 13-14 of connector B on M060);
- to the front passenger side bag Q031 (from pin 15-16 of connector B on M060);
The frame of the seats in which the side airbags are mounted is connected to ground C050
Driver I046 and passenger seat belt switch I047 are connected to pins 22 and 24 of connector B on M060, respectively, with pin 21 providing the reference ground.
The passenger signal sensor K065 interrupts the signal from the corresponding seat belt if there is no one in the seat.
The switches on the rear seat belts I145, I146 and I147 are respectively connected to pins 29, 30 and 27 of connector B on control unit M010; pin 23 supplies the
referentiemassa.
Control unit M060 is connected from pin 3 and 1 of connector A via the CAN to Body Computer M001 and instrument panel E050.
If the system's self-diagnosis finds a malfunction or has registered a collision, control unit M060 sends, via the CAN, a signal for the Airbag warning lamp in the instrument
panel E050.
In the same way, the "passenger airbag deactivated" and "seat belt not fastened" lamps are switched on.
From pin 4 on the instrument panel E050, the serial LIN connection starts with the "display for seat belts not fastened" E083 in the interior mirror.
Display E083 is powered from the ignition switch (INT) through fuse F37 in Body Computer M001.
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Component
Description See edit
code
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C020 MASS ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE -
D047 PLUG FOR SPIRAL MECHANISM edit. 5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI
D070 DRIVER'S SEAT PLUG -
BELT TENSIONER FASTENING FRONT, edit. 7065A13 SEAT BELT TENSIONER FOR SEAT BELT SECTION
Q024 DRIVER'S SIDE FOR (1), LI OR RE - UI
edit. 7065A13 SEAT BELT TENSIONER FOR SEAT BELT SECTION
Q025 SEAT TENSIONER FASTENING FRONT, PASSENGER SIDE
FOR (1), LI OR RE - UI
Q030 DRIVER'S SIDE AIRBAG edit. 5580C44 FRONT SIDE AIRBAG (1), LI OR RE - UI
Q031 PASSENGER SIDE AIRBAG edit. 5580C44 FRONT SIDE AIRBAG (1), LI OR RE - UI
DRIVER'S SIDE HEADBAG edit. 5580C52 WINDOW-BAG MODULE (1), LI OR RE - UI WITH EXTENDED SURROUNDING PARTS
Q040
SIDE PASSENGER HEADBAG edit. 5580C52 WINDOW-BAG MODULE (1), LI OR RE - UI WITH EXTENDED SURROUNDING PARTS
Q041
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Component
Description See edit
code
B001 FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099 MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C020 MASS ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE -
D047 PLUG FOR SPIRAL MECHANISM edit. 5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI
D070 DRIVER'S SEAT PLUG -
BELT TENSIONER FASTENING FRONT, edit. 7065A13 SEAT BELT TENSIONER FOR SEAT BELT SECTION
Q024 DRIVER'S SIDE FOR (1), LI OR RE - UI
edit. 7065A13 SEAT BELT TENSIONER FOR SEAT BELT SECTION
Q025 SEAT TENSIONER FASTENING FRONT, PASSENGER SIDE
FOR (1), LI OR RE - UI
Q030 DRIVER'S SIDE AIRBAG edit. 5580C44 FRONT SIDE AIRBAG (1), LI OR RE - UI
Q031 PASSENGER SIDE AIRBAG edit. 5580C44 FRONT SIDE AIRBAG (1), LI OR RE - UI
DRIVER'S SIDE HEADBAG edit. 5580C52 WINDOW-BAG MODULE (1), LI OR RE - UI WITH EXTENDED SURROUNDING PARTS
Q040
SIDE PASSENGER HEADBAG edit. 5580C52 WINDOW-BAG MODULE (1), LI OR RE - UI WITH EXTENDED SURROUNDING PARTS
Q041
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ELECTRIC GUIDE
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The EPS electric power steering (Electrical Power Steering) reduces the required steering force, thanks to the assisting torque of an electric motor.
The system is controlled by an electronic control unit: by processing the information received in the control program, the control unit determines the direction of rotation and the supply
current of the electric motor and checks the result of the commands to provide the desired support.
The auxiliary power of the electric power steering can be changed via the settings of the “ALFA dna” system.
There is a warning light for electric power steering malfunctions on the instrument panel.
The control unit power supply is protected by two dedicated fuses located in the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment.
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The electric power steering control unit M086 controls the entire electric power steering.
The direct supply from the battery is via fuse F5 in the fuse and relay box in the engine compartment B001 to pin A of plug A on M86. Pin B of plug A is on M086
to mass.
Power from the ignition switch (15/54) reaches pin 1 of connector B on M086 through fuse F24 in B001.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E:
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
Via the CAN control unit M086 - pins 7 and 8 of connector B - is connected to the other nodes, such as the Body Computer M001 and instrument panel E050, to which the signals for the
warning light "power steering" are sent.
The signals from the switch of the DNA system H139 reach pin 56 of connector D on M001 and are sent via the CAN to the control unit M086 for adjustment of the steering force.
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This new transmission system with an AUTOMATIC DOUBLE CLUTCH GEARBOX (TCT) eliminates the need for the driver to operate the clutch pedal and gear lever, but does not lose the
driving pleasure that comes from self-shifting.
In contrast to a normal manual gearbox, the engine power is now transferred to the gearbox by means of a double clutch. This reduces consumption and increases driving comfort.
The system basically consists of a synchronized mechanical gearbox with two hydraulically actuated dry plate clutches that are electro-hydraulically operated by an electronic control
system.
- SEMI-AUTOMATIC OPERATION (MANUAL): the driver shifts gears using the gear lever on the tunnel.
- AUTOMATIC OPERATION (AUTO): the decision to change gears is left to the electronic system.
The gearshift system consists of an electro-hydraulic unit mounted directly on the gearbox housing, which controls the following movements of the gearbox by means of actuators:
The electro-hydraulic unit is controlled by means of 5 solenoid valves (to which the required hydraulic power is supplied by means of an electric pump and an accumulator).
A control unit determines the commands given by the driver on the basis of the gear lever and, depending on the position of the gear lever, independently controls gear changes,
directly controlling the clutch, gearbox and engine torque.
The system ignores erroneous shift requests and prevents the engine from accidentally stalling or over-revving.
Gear engagement and clutch operation are controlled by an electro-hydraulic unit on the gearbox; this unit is controlled by a special electronic control unit located in the passenger footwell
in the passenger compartment.
The gear engaged is shown on the instrument panel display, which also shows a number of warning messages and error messages from the system in the event of malfunctions or critical
conditions.
The control unit for the M196 dual clutch automatic gearbox controls and monitors all the gearbox functions.
The direct supply is supplied via fuse F84 in fuse and relay box in the engine compartment B001 to pin 28 of connector A on control unit M196, is supplied via fuse F18 in B001 to pin 3 of
connector A on control unit M196 and is supplied via fuse F15 in B001 supplied to pin 27 of connector A on control unit M196 and to pin 1 of connector A on gear lever control unit M195.
Power from the ignition (15/54) is supplied to pin 34 of connector A on M196 and pin 2 of connector A on gear lever control unit M195 via fuse F16 in fuse and relay box in engine
compartment B001.
Gear Shift Control Unit M195 - pins 7-8 and 9-10 - and Gearbox Control Unit M196 - pins 39-50 and 40-51 - communicate via the C-CAN with the Body Computer M001 - pins 44 and 45 of
connector B.
The body computer also transmits signals about the operation of the gearbox via the B-CAN to the instrument panel E050.
The shift buttons on the steering wheel are connected via spiral mechanism D047 to pins 11 and 12 of connector A on gear lever control unit M195.
The shift commands are also sent to pin 21 of connector A on control unit M196 from pin 4 of M195.
The "Key-lock" - locking of the key when the lever is not in position P - is controlled by a signal from pin 6 of plug A on M195, which operates the blocking magnet L057 in the start/ignition
lock.
The "Parking" signal is sent to pin 8 of connector A on control unit M196 from pin 5 of M195.
The "driver's door open" signal is supplied from pin 5 of connector B on the Body Computer to pin 17 of connector A on control unit M196: this signal also controls the timed activation of
the ceiling lights.
Pin 43 of connector A on M196 is supplied with a signal from the brake light switch I030 (normally open contact), which is powered from the ignition through fuse F37 in Body Computer M001.
A separate voltage regulator M197 controls the electric pump N198 of the dual clutch gearbox.
The voltage regulator M197 receives the control signal from pin 36 of plug A on control unit M196, while a feedback signal is supplied to pin 19 of plug A on M196.
The pins of connector B on the gearbox control unit M196 are connected to the sensors and solenoid valves mounted on the gearbox.
Yield solenoid L111 for clutch K1 (odd gears) is connected to pins 64 and 57 of connector B on M196.
Pressure solenoid valve L112 for clutch K2 (even gears) is connected to pin 66 and 59 of connector B on M196.
Pressure solenoid valve L113 for V1 (cutting 3 - 2 - AR) is connected to pins 65 and 58 of connector B on M196.
Pressure solenoid valve L114 for V2 (trigger 1 - 6 - 4 - 5) is connected to pins 63 and 56 of connector B on M196.
Pressure solenoid valve L115 for VS (shifter) is connected to pins 62 and 55 of connector B on M196.
Control unit M196 supplies the various sensors with 5V from connector B from pins 53, 71, 72 and 73, while pins 78, 79 and 70 provide the reference ground.
Pin 67 receives the signal from position sensor K224 for clutch K1.
Pin 75 receives the signal from position sensor K220 for selector slide (shifter).
Pin 61 receives the signal from pressure sensor K222 for clutch K2.
Pin 53 receives the signal from the line pressure sensor K223.
Pin 70 receives the signal from sensor module K221 about the clutch speed of K2.
Pin 74 receives the signal from sensor module K221 about the clutch speed of K1.
Pin 60 receives the signal from sensor module K221 about the temperature of the electro-hydraulic unit.
Pin 76 receives the signal from the 1st and 3rd gear position sensor in sensor module K221.
Pin 69 receives the signal from the 2nd and 4th gear position sensor in sensor module K221.
Pin 68 receives the signal from the position sensor 5th gear and Reverse in sensor module K221.
Pin 77 receives the signal from the 6th gear position sensor in sensor module K221.
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B001
FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099
MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010
GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C020
MASS ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE
C030
GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C038
GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D001
PLUG FOR / DASHBOARD
D030
FRONT LEFT DOOR PLUG
D047
PLUG FOR SPIRAL MECHANISM edit. 5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI
D273
Plug sensors automatic gearbox with double clutch
E050
INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
H001
START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
K221 Integrated module sensors for solenoid valve position and gearbox input edit. 2128E09 WIRING SENSORS FOR ELECTROHYDRAULIC UNIT - UI
speeds
K222
Pressure sensor coupling K2 edit. 2128E05 PRESSURE SENSOR FOR CLUTCH ACTUATOR EVEN GEARS - UI
K223
Pressure sensor hydraulic circuit edit. 2128E04 PRESSURE SENSOR OF ELECTROHYDRAULIC UNIT - UI
K224
POSITION SENSOR COUPLER K1 edit. 2128E09 WIRING SENSORS FOR ELECTROHYDRAULIC UNIT - UI
L057
START/IGNITION SWITCH ELECTROMAGNET edit. 2128E11 KEY-LOCK ELECTROMAGNET FOR BLOCK KEY - UI
L111
Yield Solenoid K1 (Odd Gears) edit. 2128E10 WIRING SOLENOID VALVES FOR ELECTROHYDRAULIC UNIT - UI
L112
Pressure solenoid valve K2 (even gears) edit. 2128E10 WIRING SOLENOID VALVES FOR ELECTROHYDRAULIC UNIT - UI
L113
Pressure solenoid valve V1 (engagement gears 3 - 2 - AR) edit. 2128E10 WIRING SOLENOID VALVES FOR ELECTROHYDRAULIC UNIT - UI
L114
Pressure solenoid valve V2 (engagement gears 1 - 6 - 4 - 5) edit. 2128E10 WIRING SOLENOID VALVES FOR ELECTROHYDRAULIC UNIT - UI
L115
Drukmagneetklep V-S (shifter) edit. 2128E10 WIRING SOLENOID VALVES FOR ELECTROHYDRAULIC UNIT - UI
M001
BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
M195 Gear lever control unit automatic gearbox with edit. 2128A05 GEAR SHIFT SUPPORT - UI
double clutch
M196
Dual clutch automatic gearbox control unit edit. 2128E01 ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT (TCU) - UI
M197 Voltage regulator for electric pump gearbox with double edit. 2128E07 ELECTRO PUMP CURRENT CONTROL UNIT - UI
clutch
N050 edit. 7005N20 ENGINE UNIT/DOOR LOCKING LOCK IN A FRONT DOOR, LI OR
ENGINE UNIT FRONT DOOR LOCK DRIVER'S SIDE
RE - UI WITH EXTENDED DOOR PANEL AND FRAME
N198
Electric pump automatic gearbox with double clutch edit. 2128C05 POWER GROUP ENGINE - UI
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B001
FUSES AND RELAY BOX edit. 5505A28 HOLDER FOR ADDITIONAL FUSES AND RELAY BOX IN ENGINE ROOM - UI
B099
MAIN FUSE HOLDER ON THE BATTERY edit. 5530B40 DISTRIBUTION BLOCK ON BATTERY (LINK BATTERY / FUSE BOX) - UI
C010
GROUND CONNECTION FRONT LEFT
C020
MASS ON DASHBOARD PASSENGER SIDE
C030
GROUND CONNECTION REAR LEFT
C038
GROUND ON TUNNEL CONSOLE
D001
PLUG FOR / DASHBOARD
D030
FRONT LEFT DOOR PLUG
D047
PLUG FOR SPIRAL MECHANISM edit. 5550A10 STEERING COLUMN SWITCHES COMPLETE - UI
D273
Plug sensors automatic gearbox with double clutch
E050
INSTRUMENT PANEL edit. 5560B10 INSTRUMENT PANEL - UI
H001
START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
K221 Integrated module sensors for solenoid valve position and gearbox input edit. 2128E09 WIRING SENSORS FOR ELECTROHYDRAULIC UNIT - UI
speeds
K222
Pressure sensor coupling K2 edit. 2128E05 PRESSURE SENSOR FOR CLUTCH ACTUATOR EVEN GEARS - UI
K223
Pressure sensor hydraulic circuit edit. 2128E04 PRESSURE SENSOR OF ELECTROHYDRAULIC UNIT - UI
K224
POSITION SENSOR COUPLER K1 edit. 2128E09 WIRING SENSORS FOR ELECTROHYDRAULIC UNIT - UI
L057
START/IGNITION SWITCH ELECTROMAGNET edit. 2128E11 KEY-LOCK ELECTROMAGNET FOR BLOCK KEY - UI
L111
Yield Solenoid K1 (Odd Gears) edit. 2128E10 WIRING SOLENOID VALVES FOR ELECTROHYDRAULIC UNIT - UI
L112
Pressure solenoid valve K2 (even gears) edit. 2128E10 WIRING SOLENOID VALVES FOR ELECTROHYDRAULIC UNIT - UI
L113
Pressure solenoid valve V1 (engagement gears 3 - 2 - AR) edit. 2128E10 WIRING SOLENOID VALVES FOR ELECTROHYDRAULIC UNIT - UI
L114
Pressure solenoid valve V2 (engagement gears 1 - 6 - 4 - 5) edit. 2128E10 WIRING SOLENOID VALVES FOR ELECTROHYDRAULIC UNIT - UI
L115
Drukmagneetklep V-S (shifter) edit. 2128E10 WIRING SOLENOID VALVES FOR ELECTROHYDRAULIC UNIT - UI
M001
BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
M195 Gear lever control unit automatic gearbox with edit. 2128A05 GEAR SHIFT SUPPORT - UI
double clutch
M196
Dual clutch automatic gearbox control unit edit. 2128E01 ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT (TCU) - UI
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This model offers the Alfa Romeo DNA system for the first time, a revolutionary system that intervenes on all parts that influence the vehicle's dynamics and which until now was
only available for racing cars and racing cars.
The 'Alfa DNA' system makes it possible to select three different settings for engine power, brakes, steering, suspension and transmission.
The settings are 'Dynamic' (for a sporty driving style), 'Normal' (city driving), and 'All Weather' (for maximum grip in bad road conditions).
- All Weather: mode for driving conditions with low surface grip (in rain or snowfall).
The system intervenes on all parts that influence the dynamics of the vehicle:
- instrument panel
Each of the three behavior options can be set with the switch next to the gear lever.
The enabled mode is indicated by the lighting of the corresponding LED on the panel and by the display on the dashboard.
Move the switch up to enable Dynamic mode; when released, the switch returns to the rest position (center). To turn off Dynamic mode and return to "Normal", the switch must be moved up
again.
Switching directly from the “Dynamic” mode to the “All Weather” mode and vice versa is impossible, one must always switch via the “Normal” mode in order to then enable the other
configuration.
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If the “Dynamic” mode was enabled before the key-off, the next key-on will automatically return the configuration to the “Normal” mode.
If, on the other hand, the "All Weather" or "Normal" mode was activated, the next key-on will save this configuration and thus reactivate "All Weather" or "Normal" respectively.
In addition, the “Dynamic” mode is automatically switched off when the vehicle speed exceeds 110Km/h. The "Dynamic" mode is reactivated when driving below this speed limit.
In the event of a failure of the “DNA” system or of the switch, it will not be possible to activate any configuration and the message “Mode not available” will appear on the instrument panel.
The switch of the DNA system H139 sends an analog signal to pin 56 of connector D on M001, depending on the selected mode.
Pin 25 of connector B on M001 sends the reference ground for this signal
Pin 31 and 1 of connector B on M001 transmit enable signals for resp. the leds "d" and "a" on H139.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E:
Pin 9 of connector E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
Via the CAN, the Body Computer M001 is connected to the other nodes, in particular the electric power steering control unit M086, the ABS-VDC control unit M050, and the injection control
unit M010.
In addition, it is connected to the instrument panel E050, which transmits the signals for displaying the mode engaged and displaying the fault message.
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The car is equipped with various electronic control units with self-diagnosis. By connecting a diagnostic device (Examiner or similar) to these control units, the data from the self-diagnosis
(parameters, errors) can be read out or certain active diagnoses can be performed.
All diagnostic connections come together in the central EOBD (European On Board Diagnosis) plug that complies with Directive 98/69/EU (EURO 3) - ISO J1962 standards - under the
dashboard, to the left of the Body Computer.
All nodes (control units) of the low-speed B-CAN and the dynamic high-speed C-CAN can also be controlled via this connector.
The central diagnostic plug R010 is powered directly from the battery on pin 16 through fuse F36 in Body Computer M001; pins 4 and 5 of R010 are grounded.
Body Computer M001 - connector A - is powered directly from the battery via main fuse F01 in fuse and relay box in engine compartment B001.
The Body Computer M001 is powered via the ignition switch (INT) on pin 11 of plug E, and pin 9 of plug E on M001 supplies the reference ground to the Body Computer.
Pins 6 and 14 are connected to the C-CAN: via this network the injection control unit M010, the control unit ABS-VDC M050, the yaw angle sensor K047 and the electric power steering
control unit M086 are monitored and a diagnosis is performed on these components.
Pin 1 and 9 are connected to the B-CAN: this network controls the instrument panel E050, the car radio P020, the Bluetooth control unit (M162), the airbag control unit M060, the parking
sensors control unit M084, the TPMS control unit M047 and the climate control unit M070 and diagnostics are performed on these components.
F010 HEADLIGHT LEFT Bew. 5540B81 HEADLAMP UNIT LEFT WITH GAS DISCHARGE LAMP - UI
F011 HEADLIGHT RIGHT Bew. 5540B82 RIGHT HEADLAMP WITH GAS DISCHARGE LAMP - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
R010 MULTIPLE CONNECTOR FOR DIAGNOSIS -
Machine Translated by Google
F010 HEADLIGHT LEFT Bew. 5540B81 HEADLAMP UNIT LEFT WITH GAS DISCHARGE LAMP - UI
F011 HEADLIGHT RIGHT Bew. 5540B82 RIGHT HEADLAMP WITH GAS DISCHARGE LAMP - UI
H001 START/IGNITION SWITCH edit. 5520A18 START/IGNITION SWITCH BLOCK - UI
M001 BODY COMPUTER edit. 5505A35 BODY COMPUTER/FUSE AND RELAY BOX - UI
R010 MULTIPLE CONNECTOR FOR DIAGNOSIS -
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir FRONT PLUG / DASHBOARD (DASHBOARD) D001
See P050
1 1,5 HR CIGAR LIGHTER / 2
See M060A
2 0,35 MN AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT 9
(DASHBOARD)
See M060A
3 0,35 M AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT 8
(DASHBOARD)
SPIRAL MECHANISM
See E050
8 0,35 BN 11
INSTRUMENT PANEL
See E050
9 0,35 Teacher 12
INSTRUMENT PANEL
See H090
10 0,35 BR 5
SWITCH UNIT
See H090
11 0,35 BL 7
SWITCH UNIT
See M192
12 1,5 MH 4
ALARM CONTROL UNIT
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir FRONT PLUG / DASHBOARD (FRONT) D001
See B001B
1 1.5 HR FUSES- AND 40
RELAY BOX (FRONT)
See B001B
5 0.35 ETC FUSES- AND 14
RELAY BOX (FRONT)
See M073
10 0.35 BR CONTROL UNIT 6
HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT
See M073
11 0.35 BL CONTROL UNIT 2
HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT
See M010A
12 1.5 MH X INJECTION RULE UNIT 28
(IN FRONT OF)
See B001B
FUSES- AND 50
RELAY BOX (FRONT)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir FRONT PLUG / ENGINE (ENGINE) D004
TURBOCOMPRESSOR
See L010
1
FUEL VAPOR VALVE
See M010B
INJECTION RULE UNIT 54
(MOTOR)
See L020B
ELECTROMAGNETIC
8 0,5 H 1
LINK OF
AIRCOCOMPRESSOR (MOTOR)
See L020A
ELECTROMAGNETIC
12 0,5 MN 1
LINK OF
AIRCOCOMPRESSOR (MOTOR)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir FRONT PLUG / ENGINE (FRONT) D004
See B001B
1 0,75 LR FUSES- AND 1
See B001B
7 0,75 LN X FUSES- AND 2
See K015
LAMBDASONDE OP 5
PRECATALYST
See L037
SOLENOID VALVE 2
See K017
LAMBDASONDE OP 4
CATALYST
See B001B
12 0,5 MN FUSES- AND 56
RELAY BOX (FRONT)
Machine Translated by Google
See M010A
1 2,5 MH X INJECTION RULE 28
(IN FRONT OF)
See B001B
FUSES- AND 50
RELAY BOX (FRONT)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG ALTERNATOR (PLUS FROM BATTERY) D007
See A020B
1 2,5 MH STARTER ENGINE (PLUS -
FROM BATTERY)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir FRONT PLUG CABLES / AIR CONDITIONING - HEATING (AIR
CONDITIONING) D008A (Automatic air conditioning)
See M072
1 4 HR SPEED CONTROLLER 3
FROM BLOWER
See M070
5 0,75 RV 5
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
See M070
6 0,35 B 37
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
See M070
11 0,75 N 4
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
See M070
12 0,35 I 38
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
See M070
3
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
See M070
16 0,5 H 6
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
See M070
17 0,35 VM 34
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
See M070
18 0,5 BL 35
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
See M070
20 0,35 HR 33
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir FRONT PLUG CABLES / AIR CONDITIONING - HEATING (AIR
CONDITIONING) D008A (Manual air conditioning)
See M072
1 4 HR SPEED CONTROLLER 3
FROM BLOWER
See M070
5 0,75 RV 5
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
See M070
6 0,35 B 37
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
See M070
11 0,75 N 4
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
See M070
12 0,35 I 38
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
See M070
3
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
See M070
16 0,5 H 6
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG CABLES FRONT / AIR CONDITIONING - HEATING (FRONT) D008A
See K064
18 0,35 BL 3
AIR QUALITY SENSOR
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG CABLES FRONT / AIR CONDITIONING - HEATING
(AIR CONDITIONING) D008B
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG CABLES FRONT / AIR CONDITIONING - HEATING (FRONT) D008B
See B001B
A 2,5 Noun FUSES- AND 24
RELAY BOX (FRONT)
See B001B
B 4 R FUSES- AND 13
RELAY BOX (FRONT)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG CABLES DASHBOARD/REAR (DASHBOARD) D020A (RadioNav, Bose Hi-Fi system)
See E050 4
18 0,35 VH
INSTRUMENT PANEL
(DASHBOARD)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG CABLES DASHBOARD/REAR (DASHBOARD) D020A (Bose Hi-Fi System)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG CABLES DASHBOARD/REAR (DASHBOARD) D020B (S&S)
See M192
1 4 R 8
ALARM CONTROL UNIT
See M192
2 4 RN 9
ALARM CONTROL UNIT
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG CABLES DASHBOARD/REAR (REAR) D020B
See B045
FUSES- AND
1 4 R 3
RELAY BOX IN DE
LUGGAGE SPACE
(BACK)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG FRONT LEFT DOOR (DRIVER'S SIDE FRONT DOOR) D030 (Bose Hi-Fi system)
DRIVER'S SIDE
AND MIRRORS ON
DRIVER'S DOOR
12 0,5 RV (FRONT DOOR 4
DRIVER'S SIDE)
DRIVER'S SIDE
DRIVER'S SIDE
(FRONT DOOR
DRIVER'S SIDE)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG DOOR LEFT FRONT (REAR) D030
FRONT RIGHT
FRONT RIGHT
FRONT RIGHT
FRONT RIGHT
RIGHT BEHIND
LEFT BEHIND
DASHBOARD
Machine Translated by Google
PASSENGER SIDE
See N058
LOCK MOTOR OF 1
THANK YOU
See N058
LOCK MOTOR OF 2
THANK YOU
LEFT BEHIND
RIGHT BEHIND
LEFT BEHIND
(BACK)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG FRONT LEFT (REAR) D030 (Bose Hi-Fi System)
(BACK)
FRONT RIGHT
FRONT RIGHT
FRONT RIGHT
(BACK)
FRONT RIGHT
RIGHT BEHIND
LEFT BEHIND
(BACK)
(BACK)
Machine Translated by Google
PASSENGER SIDE
See N058
LOCK MOTOR OF 1
THANK YOU
(BACK)
(BACK)
(BACK)
(BACK)
See N058
LOCK MOTOR OF 2
THANK YOU
Machine Translated by Google
LEFT BEHIND
RIGHT BEHIND
LEFT BEHIND
(BACK)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir FRONT LEFT DOOR PLUG (DRIVER'S SIDE FRONT DOOR) D030
DRIVER'S SIDE
DRIVER'S SIDE
DRIVER'S SIDE
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir FRONT RIGHT DOOR PLUG (PASSENGER FRONT DOOR) D031
FRONT RIGHT
FRONT RIGHT
FRONT RIGHT
See G052
6 0,5 RN SILL LIGHTS 2
FRONT RIGHT
FRONT PASSENGER
IN FRONT OF
IN FRONT OF
FRONT PASSENGER
FRONT RIGHT
See P061A
OUTSIDE MIRROR
15 0,5 MN PASSENGER SIDE 1
(FRONT DOOR
PASSENGER SIDE)
See P061A
OUTSIDE MIRROR
18 0,35 HG PASSENGER SIDE 3
(FRONT DOOR
PASSENGER SIDE)
FRONT RIGHT
FRONT RIGHT
See P061A
OUTSIDE MIRROR
21 0,35 vice PASSENGER SIDE 5
(FRONT DOOR
PASSENGER SIDE)
See P061A
OUTSIDE MIRROR
22 0,35 NZ PASSENGER SIDE 8
(FRONT DOOR
PASSENGER SIDE)
See P061A
OUTSIDE MIRROR
27 0,5 N X PASSENGER SIDE 4
(FRONT DOOR
PASSENGER SIDE)
See P061A
OUTSIDE MIRROR
29 0,35 H PASSENGER SIDE 6
(FRONT DOOR
PASSENGER SIDE)
See P061A
OUTSIDE MIRROR
30 0,35 HB PASSENGER SIDE 7
(FRONT DOOR
PASSENGER SIDE)
FRONT RIGHT
See P061B
OUTSIDE MIRROR
32 0,35 GR PASSENGER SIDE 1
(FRONT DOOR
PASSENGER SIDE)
Machine Translated by Google
See P061B
OUTSIDE MIRROR
PASSENGER SIDE
33 0,35 GL 2
(FRONT DOOR
PASSENGER SIDE)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir FRONT RIGHT DOOR PLUG (PASSENGER FRONT DOOR) D031 (Bose Hi-Fi system)
FRONT RIGHT
FRONT RIGHT
FRONT RIGHT
See G052
6 0,5 RN SILL LIGHTS 2
FRONT RIGHT
IN FRONT OF
IN FRONT OF
FRONT RIGHT
Machine Translated by Google
See P061A
OUTSIDE MIRROR
15 0,5 MN PASSENGER SIDE 1
(FRONT DOOR
PASSENGER SIDE)
FRONT PASSENGER
FRONT PASSENGER
See P061A
OUTSIDE MIRROR
18 0,35 HG PASSENGER SIDE 3
(FRONT DOOR
PASSENGER SIDE)
FRONT RIGHT
FRONT RIGHT
See P061A
OUTSIDE MIRROR
21 0,35 vice PASSENGER SIDE 5
(FRONT DOOR
PASSENGER SIDE)
See P061A
OUTSIDE MIRROR
22 0,35 NZ PASSENGER SIDE 8
(FRONT DOOR
PASSENGER SIDE)
See P061A
OUTSIDE MIRROR
27 0,5 N X PASSENGER SIDE 4
(FRONT DOOR
PASSENGER SIDE)
See P061A
OUTSIDE MIRROR
29 0,35 H PASSENGER SIDE 6
(FRONT DOOR
PASSENGER SIDE)
See P061A
OUTSIDE MIRROR
30 0,35 HB PASSENGER SIDE 7
(FRONT DOOR
PASSENGER SIDE)
FRONT RIGHT
See P061B
Machine Translated by Google
OUTSIDE MIRROR
PASSENGER SIDE
32 0,35 GR (FRONT DOOR 1
PASSENGER SIDE)
See P061B
OUTSIDE MIRROR
33 0,35 GL PASSENGER SIDE 2
(FRONT DOOR
PASSENGER SIDE)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG DOOR RIGHT FRONT (REAR) D031
RIGHT BEHIND
LEFT BEHIND
PASSENGER SIDE
See N058
LOCK MOTOR OF 1
THANK YOU
See N058
LOCK MOTOR OF 2
THANK YOU
PASSENGER SIDE
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG DOOR RIGHT FRONT (REAR) D031 (Bose Hi-Fi System)
(BACK)
(BACK)
RIGHT BEHIND
LEFT BEHIND
(BACK)
(BACK)
DASHBOARD
Machine Translated by Google
PASSENGER SIDE
See N058
LOCK MOTOR OF 1
THANK YOU
(BACK)
(BACK)
(BACK)
See N058
LOCK MOTOR OF 2
THANK YOU
(BACK)
PASSENGER SIDE
(BACK)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG LEFT REAR DOOR (LEFT REAR DOOR) D035 (Bose Hi-Fi System)
LEFT BEHIND
LEFT BEHIND
LEFT BEHIND
LEFT BEHIND
LEFT BEHIND
LEFT BEHIND
Machine Translated by Google
LEFT BEHIND
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG DOOR LEFT REAR (REAR) D035
RIGHT BEHIND
FRONT RIGHT
RIGHT BEHIND
LEFT BEHIND
(BACK)
See N058
LOCK MOTOR OF 2
THANK YOU
See N058
LOCK MOTOR OF 1
THANK YOU
LEFT BEHIND
(BACK)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG LEFT REAR DOOR (REAR) D035 (Bose Hi-Fi System)
RIGHT BEHIND
(BACK)
FRONT RIGHT
RIGHT BEHIND
LEFT BEHIND
(BACK)
(BACK)
Machine Translated by Google
See N058
LOCK MOTOR OF 2
THANK YOU
See N058
LOCK MOTOR OF 1
THANK YOU
(BACK)
(BACK)
LEFT BEHIND
(BACK)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG LEFT REAR DOOR (REAR LEFT DOOR) D035
LEFT BEHIND
LEFT BEHIND
LEFT BEHIND
LEFT BEHIND
LEFT BEHIND
LEFT BEHIND
14 0,5 RN 2
See G055 Lighting on
Machine Translated by Google
LEFT BEHIND
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir RIGHT RIGHT DOOR PLUG (RIGHT REAR DOOR) D036 (Bose Hi-Fi System)
RIGHT BEHIND
RIGHT BEHIND
RIGHT BEHIND
RIGHT BEHIND
RIGHT BEHIND
Machine Translated by Google
RIGHT BEHIND
RIGHT BEHIND
RIGHT BEHIND
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG RIGHT REAR DOOR (RIGHT REAR DOOR) D036
RIGHT BEHIND
RIGHT BEHIND
RIGHT BEHIND
RIGHT BEHIND
RIGHT BEHIND
RIGHT BEHIND
Machine Translated by Google
RIGHT BEHIND
RIGHT BEHIND
RIGHT BEHIND
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG RIGHT REAR DOOR (REAR) D036
LEFT BEHIND
FRONT RIGHT
LEFT BEHIND
PASSENGER SIDE
See N058
LOCK MOTOR OF 2
THANK YOU
See N058
LOCK MOTOR OF 1
THANK YOU
RIGHT BEHIND
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG RIGHT REAR DOOR (REAR) D036 (Bose Hi-Fi System)
LEFT BEHIND
(BACK)
FRONT RIGHT
LEFT BEHIND
PASSENGER SIDE
(BACK)
19
See D030 PLUG
Machine Translated by Google
See N058
LOCK MOTOR OF 2
THANK YOU
See N058
LOCK MOTOR OF 1
THANK YOU
(BACK)
(BACK)
RIGHT BEHIND
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir CONNECTION PLUG OPEN ROOF (REAR) D045 (Electrically operated sunroof)
(BACK)
See B045
FUSES- AND
3 1,5 Noun 12
RELAY BOX IN DE
LUGGAGE SPACE
LEFT BEHIND
(BACK)
See H060
5 0,35 GL SWITCH FOR 3
OPEN ROOF
See H060
6 0,35 GR SWITCH FOR 2
OPEN ROOF
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir CONNECTION PLUG OPENROOF (OPENROOF) D045 (Electrically operated sunroof)
See N035
1 0,35 R OPERATING MOTOR 3
OPEN ROOF
See N035
2 0,35 N OPERATING MOTOR 8
OPEN ROOF
See N035
3 1,5 R OPERATING MOTOR 6
OPEN ROOF
See N035
4 1,5 N OPERATING MOTOR 1
OPEN ROOF
See N035
5 0,35 I OPERATING MOTOR 10
OPEN ROOF
See N035
6 0,35 G OPERATING MOTOR 5
OPEN ROOF
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG FOR SPIRAL MECHANISM (DASHBOARD) D047
TUNNELCONSOLE
See M060A
9 0,5 VG AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT 22
(DASHBOARD)
See M060A
10 0,5 VN AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT 21
(DASHBOARD)
See M060A
11 0,5 MG AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT 24
(DASHBOARD)
See M060A
12 0,5 MH AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT 23
(DASHBOARD)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG FOG LIGHTS (FRONT) D050
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG FOG LIGHTS (FRONT BUMPER) D050
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG ELECTRIC POWER STEERING (POWER STEERING) D065
See M086B
CONTROL UNIT
ELECTRIC
3 0,35 M X 1
POWER STEERING
(ELECTRIC
POWER STEERING)
POWER STEERING
See M086B
CONTROL UNIT
ELECTRIC
4 0,35 V X 2
POWER STEERING
(ELECTRIC
POWER STEERING)
POWER STEERING
See M086B
CONTROL UNIT
ELECTRIC
5 0,35 CB 3
POWER STEERING
(ELECTRIC
POWER STEERING)
See M086B
CONTROL UNIT
ELECTRIC
6 0,35 M X 1
POWER STEERING
(ELECTRIC
POWER STEERING)
POWER STEERING
See M086B
CONTROL UNIT
ELECTRIC
7 0,35 V X 2
POWER STEERING
(ELECTRIC
POWER STEERING)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG ELECTRIC POWER STEERING (FRONT) D065
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG ELECTRIC POWER STEERING (FRONT) D065 (Gas Discharge Headlights)
See M073
3 0,35 M CONTROL UNIT 9
HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT
See M073
4 0,35 V CONTROL UNIT 18
HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG DRIVER SEAT (REAR) D070A
See M060B
3 0,35 BR AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT 22
(BACK)
See M060B
AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT 21
(BACK)
(BACK)
See M060B
7 0,5 VG AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT 13
(BACK)
See M060B
8 0,5 VN AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT 14
(BACK)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG DRIVER SEAT (LEFT SEAT) D070A
See I046
SIGNALING SWITCH
3 0,35 BR -
SEAT BELT
DRIVER'S SIDE
See I046
SIGNALING SWITCH
4 0,35 BM -
SEAT BELT
DRIVER'S SIDE
(LEFT SEAT)
(LEFT SEAT)
(LEFT SEAT)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG DRIVER SEAT (LEFT SEAT) D070B (Electrically adjustable seat)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG DRIVER SEAT (LEFT SEAT) D070B
DRIVER'S SEAT
DRIVER'S SEAT
DRIVER'S SEAT
See O040A
HEATING RESISTANCE
1
LEFT SEAT (LEFT
CHAIR)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG DRIVER SEAT (REAR) D070B
(BACK)
See B045
FUSES- AND
20
RELAY BOX IN DE
LUGGAGE SPACE
(BACK)
LEFT BEHIND
(BACK)
(BACK)
See B045
FUSES- AND
19
RELAY BOX IN DE
LUGGAGE SPACE
LEFT BEHIND
(BACK)
See B045
FUSES- AND
7 2,5 RV 10
RELAY BOX IN DE
LUGGAGE SPACE
See M084A
CONTROL UNIT
7
PARKING SENSORS
(BACK)
Machine Translated by Google
See M084A
CONTROL UNIT
9 0,35 I X 14
PARKING SENSORS
(BACK)
(BACK)
LEFT BEHIND
(BACK)
LEFT BEHIND
(BACK)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG PASSENGER SEAT (RIGHT SEAT) D071A
See K065
3 0,35 BG SIGNALING SENSOR -
PASSENGER
See K065
4 0,35 ETC SIGNALING SENSOR -
PASSENGER
CHAIR)
CHAIR)
CHAIR)
See I047
SIGNALING SWITCH
11 0,35 ETC -
SEAT BELT
PASSENGER SIDE
See I047
SIGNALING SWITCH
12 0,35 BM -
SEAT BELT
PASSENGER SIDE
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG PASSENGER SEAT (REAR) D071A
See M060B
3 0,35 BG AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT 24
(BACK)
(BACK)
(BACK)
See M060B
7 0,5 C AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT 15
(BACK)
See M060B
8 0,5 CN AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT 16
(BACK)
(BACK)
See M060B
12 0,35 VM X AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT 21
(BACK)
(BACK)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG PASSENGER SEAT (REAR) D071B
(BACK)
See B045
FUSES- AND
20
RELAY BOX IN DE
LUGGAGE SPACE
(BACK)
RIGHT BEHIND
(BACK)
See B045
FUSES- AND
19
RELAY BOX IN DE
LUGGAGE SPACE
PASSENGER SIDE
See B045
FUSES- AND
7 2,5 R 11
RELAY BOX IN DE
LUGGAGE SPACE
See M084A
CONTROL UNIT
7
PARKING SENSORS
(BACK)
(BACK)
See M084A
CONTROL UNIT
9 0,35 I X 14
PARKING SENSORS
(BACK)
(BACK)
LEFT BEHIND
(BACK)
RIGHT BEHIND
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG PASSENGER SEAT (RIGHT SEAT) D071B
See I066
SWITCH FOR
1 1 V 1
HEATING
PASSENGER SEAT
See I066
SWITCH FOR
2 0,5 G 2
HEATING
PASSENGER SEAT
Adjustment Switch
Adjustment Switch
See I066
SWITCH FOR
12 1 R X 3
HEATING
PASSENGER SEAT
See O041A
HEATING
1
PASSENGER SEAT
(RIGHT SEAT)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG PASSENGER SEAT (RIGHT SEAT) D071B (Electrically adjustable seat)
PASSENGER SEAT
PASSENGER SEAT
PASSENGER SEAT
CHAIR)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG NAVIGATION SYSTEM (DASHBOARD) D078 (Installation preparation navigation system)
(DASHBOARD)
TUNNELCONSOLE
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG INJECTION VALVES (CONNECTION CABLE COILS/INJECTION VALVES) D081
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG INJECTION VALVES (ENGINE) D081
See M010B
1 0,75 NO INJECTION RULE UNIT 18
(MOTOR)
See M010B
2 0,75 MN INJECTION RULE UNIT 19
(MOTOR)
See M010B
3 0,75 BH INJECTION RULE UNIT 4
(MOTOR)
See M010B
4 0,75 LN INJECTION RULE 3
(MOTOR)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG PARKING SENSOR (REAR) D089A
(BACK)
PASSENGER SIDE
PASSENGER SIDE
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG PARKING SENSOR (REAR BUMPER) D089A
See F050
1 GH X LICENSE PLATE LIGHT 2
LINKS
See F051
LICENSE PLATE LIGHT 2
TO THE RIGHT
See F050
2 N LICENSE PLATE LIGHT 1
LINKS
See F051
3 N LICENSE PLATE LIGHT 1
TO THE RIGHT
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG PARKING SENSOR (REAR) D089B
See M084B
CONTROL UNIT
1 0,35 MB 5
PARKING SENSORS
(BACK)
See M084B
CONTROL UNIT
2 0,35 ML 3
PARKING SENSORS
(BACK)
See M084B
CONTROL UNIT
3 0,35 MH 2
PARKING SENSORS
(BACK)
See M084B
CONTROL UNIT
4 0,35 MV 4
PARKING SENSORS
(BACK)
See M084B
CONTROL UNIT
5 0,35 CB 12
PARKING SENSORS
(BACK)
See M084B
CONTROL UNIT
6 0,35 NZ 1
PARKING SENSORS
(BACK)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PLUG PARKING SENSOR (REAR BUMPER) D089B
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
PARKING SENSORS 3
(REAR BUMPER)
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TUNNELCONSOLE
See H005
9 0,35 BR 9
STEERING COLUMN SWITCH
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir NAVIATION SYSTEM DISPLAY (DASHBOARD) E065 (RadioNav)
See P020A
1 0,5 LR X RADIO 9
(DASHBOARD)
NAVIATION SYSTEM
See M192
3 0,75 RV X 1
ALARM CONTROL UNIT
See P020A
RADIO 12
(DASHBOARD)
See P020C
4 0,35 BR RADIO 2
(DASHBOARD)
See P020A
6 0,5 NZ X RADIO 15
(DASHBOARD)
See P020A
8 0,5 LR X RADIO 9
(DASHBOARD)
NAVIATION SYSTEM
See P020C
9 0,35 HR RADIO 1
(DASHBOARD)
See P020B
10 0,35 MC RADIO 5
(DASHBOARD)
Machine Translated by Google
See P020A
12 0,5 NZ X RADIO 15
(DASHBOARD)
NAVIATION SYSTEM
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir SIGNALING DISPLAY NO SEAT SEATS (REAR) E083
PASSENGER SIDE
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir START/IGNITION SWITCH (FRONT) H001A (S&S)
See B001B
1 2,5 C FUSES- AND 66
RELAY BOX (FRONT)
See B001B
2 2,5 RV X FUSES- AND 25
RELAY BOX (FRONT)
See B001B
FUSES- AND 61
RELAY BOX (FRONT)
See B001B
3 2,5 M X FUSES- AND 60
RELAY BOX (FRONT)
See B001B
FUSES- AND 70
RELAY BOX (FRONT)
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(DASHBOARD)
(DASHBOARD)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir STEERING COLUMN SWITCH (DASHBOARD) H005
See E050 9
9 0,35 BR
INSTRUMENT PANEL
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir SWITCH FOR ALARM FLASHING LIGHTS (DASHBOARD) H020
TUNNELCONSOLE
(DASHBOARD)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir WINDOWS SWITCH ON PASSENGER FRONT DOOR (PASSENGER FRONT DOOR) H050
See P061A
OUTSIDE MIRROR
PASSENGER SIDE 4
(FRONT DOOR
PASSENGER SIDE)
FRONT RIGHT
FRONT RIGHT
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir SWITCH UNIT FOR CONTROL OF WINDOWS AND MIRRORS ON
DRIVER'S DOOR (DRIVER'S SIDE FRONT DOOR) H051A
See P060
5 0,35 Teacher OUTSIDE MIRROR 2
DRIVER'S SIDE
See P060
6 0,35 GH OUTSIDE MIRROR 8
DRIVER'S SIDE
DRIVER'S SIDE
IN FRONT OF
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir SWITCH UNIT FOR CONTROL OF WINDOWS AND MIRRORS ON
DRIVER'S DOOR (DRIVER'S SIDE FRONT DOOR) H051B
4
See P060 OUTDOOR MIRROR
Machine Translated by Google
DRIVER'S SIDE
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir WINDOWS SWITCH ON LEFT REAR DOOR (LEFT REAR DOOR) H053
LEFT BEHIND
LEFT BEHIND
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir WINDOWS SWITCH ON RIGHT REAR DOOR (RIGHT REAR DOOR) H054
RIGHT BEHIND
RIGHT BEHIND
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir SWITCH FOR OPEN ROOF (REAR) H060 (Electrically operated sunroof)
PASSENGER SIDE
See D045
2 0,35 GR CONNECTOR 6
OPEN ROOF
See D045
3 0,35 GL CONNECTOR 5
OPEN ROOF
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir CONTROL SEAT ADJUSTMENT DRIVER SEAT (LEFT SEAT) H066A
(Electrically adjustable seat)
(BACK)
(BACK)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir CONTROL SEAT ADJUSTMENT DRIVER SEAT (LEFT SEAT) H066B
(Electrically adjustable seat)
DRIVER'S SEAT
DRIVER'S SEAT
DRIVER'S SEAT
DRIVER'S SEAT
(BACK)
DRIVER'S SEAT
(BACK)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir CONTROL SEAT ADJUSTMENT PASSENGER SEAT (RIGHT SEAT)
H067A (Electrically adjustable seat)
(BACK)
(BACK)
PASSENGER SEAT
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir CONTROL SEAT ADJUSTMENT PASSENGER SEAT (RIGHT SEAT)
H067B (Electrically adjustable seat)
PASSENGER SEAT
(BACK)
(BACK)
(DASHBOARD)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir CONTROL UNIT LEFT (DASHBOARD) H091
See E050
4 0,35 BG 13
INSTRUMENT PANEL
See E050
5 0,35 NZ 15
INSTRUMENT PANEL
TUNNELCONSOLE
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir SYSTEM SWITCH ALFA DNA (DASHBOARD) H139
(DASHBOARD)
TUNNELCONSOLE
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir BRAKE PEDAL SWITCH (FRONT) I030
See M010A
INJECTION RULE 62
(IN FRONT OF)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir CLUTCH PEDAL SWITCH (FRONT) I031
See M010A
2 0,35 ZR INJECTION RULE 25
(IN FRONT OF)
See M010A
3 0,35 MN INJECTION RULE UNIT 84
(IN FRONT OF)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir SWITCH ON TAILGATE OUTER HANDLE (REAR) I033
LEFT BEHIND
(BACK)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir SIGNAL SWITCH SAFETY BELT DRIVER'S SIDE (LEFT SEAT) I046
(BACK)
(BACK)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir DRIVER SEAT HEATING SWITCH (LEFT SEAT) I065
(BACK)
(BACK)
See O040A
HEATING RESISTANCE
3 0,5 R X 1
LEFT SEAT (LEFT
CHAIR)
See O040B
HEATING RESISTANCE
4 1 GN 3
LEFT SEAT (LEFT
CHAIR)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir HEATING SWITCH DRIVER SEAT (LEFT SEAT) I065 (Electrically adjustable
seat)
See O040A
3 1 V X HEATING RESISTANCE 3
See O040A
HEATING RESISTANCE 4
See O040B
HEATING RESISTANCE 3
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir SWITCH FOR PASSENGER SEAT HEATING (RIGHT SEAT) I066 (Electrically
adjustable seat)
CHAIR)
IN FRONT OF
CHAIR)
CHAIR)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir SWITCH FOR PASSENGER SEAT HEATING (RIGHT SEAT) I066
(BACK)
(BACK)
See O041A
HEATING
3 0,5 R X 1
PASSENGER SEAT
(RIGHT SEAT)
See O041B
HEATING
4 1 GN 3
PASSENGER SEAT
(RIGHT SEAT)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir SWITCH LUMPREST ADJUSTMENT DRIVER'S SEAT (LEFT SEAT) I067
DRIVER'S SEAT
DRIVER'S SEAT
(BACK)
(BACK)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir Passenger Seat Lumbar Adjustment Switch (RIGHT SEAT) I068
(BACK)
(BACK)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir RELAY FOR ADDITIONAL HEATING -1 (AIR CONDITIONING) J036
See M070
85 0,5 LB 39
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
See M070 3
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir RELAY FOR ADDITIONAL HEATING -2 (AIR CONDITIONING) J037
See M070
85 0,5 LR 40
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
See M070
3
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir LAMBDA PROBE ON FRONT CATALYST (FRONT) K015
See M010A
1 0,5 HG INJECTION RULE 64
(IN FRONT OF)
See M010A
2 0,5 BL INJECTION RULE 65
(IN FRONT OF)
See M010A
3 0,5 MG INJECTION RULE UNIT 51
See M010A
4 0,5 LV INJECTION RULE UNIT 86
(IN FRONT OF)
See B001B
FUSES- AND 2
See L037
SOLENOID VALVE FRONT 2
WASTE-GATE
See K017
LAMBDASONDE OP 4
CATALYST
See M010A
6 0,5 MV INJECTION RULE UNIT 87
(IN FRONT OF)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir LAMBDA PROBE ON CATALYST (FRONT) K017
See M010A
1 0,5 BC INJECTION RULE 63
(IN FRONT OF)
See M010A
2 0,5 VG INJECTION RULE UNIT 85
(IN FRONT OF)
See M010A
3 0,5 ZN INJECTION RULE 77
(IN FRONT OF)
See B001B
FUSES- AND 2
See L037
SOLENOID VALVE FRONT 2
WASTE-GATE
See K015
LAMBDASONDE OP 5
PRECATALYST
Machine Translated by Google
See K036
COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR/- 2
TRANSMITTER
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir SENSOR (BREAKERS) FOR ENGINE OIL PRESSURE (ENGINE) K030
See M010B
1 0,5 HG INJECTION RULE 44
(MOTOR)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR/TRANSMITTER (ENGINE) K036
See K029 2
ENGINE SLUDGE TEMPERATURE SENSOR
See K044
INTAKE AIR TEMPERATURE AND 1
PRESSURE SENSOR
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PRIMARY AIR BAG SENSOR (FRONT) K039
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir INTAKE AIR TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE SENSOR (ENGINE) K044
See K036
COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR/- 2
TRANSMITTER
See K029
2
ENGINE SLUDGE TEMPERATURE SENSOR
See K036
COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR/- 3
TRANSMITTER
See K036
COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR/- 2
TRANSMITTER
See K029
2
ENGINE SLUDGE TEMPERATURE SENSOR
See K036
COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR/- 3
TRANSMITTER
See M010B
1 0,5 WITH INJECTION RULE UNIT 10
(MOTOR)
See M010B
2 0,5 I INJECTION RULE UNIT 11
(MOTOR)
See M010B
-
SCH INJECTION RULE UNIT 9
(MOTOR)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir THROTTLE PEDAL SENSOR (FRONT) K055
See M010A
1 0,5 LR INJECTION RULE 37
(IN FRONT OF)
See M010A
2 0,5 LG INJECTION RULE 36
(IN FRONT OF)
See M010A
3 0,5 HV INJECTION RULE UNIT 61
(IN FRONT OF)
See M010A
4 0,5 NV INJECTION RULE 55
(IN FRONT OF)
See M010A
5 0,5 NZ INJECTION RULE 53
(IN FRONT OF)
See M010A
6 0,5 HR INJECTION RULE UNIT 83
(IN FRONT OF)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir SENSOR BATTERY CHARGE CONDITION (FRONT) K059A (S&S)
See B001B
2 0,35 RV FUSES- AND 62
RELAY BOX (FRONT)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir SENSOR BATTERY CHARGE CONDITION (MIN OF BATTERY) K059B (S&S)
See A005B
- -
.
Manifold (MIN OF -
BATTERY)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir MOTION SENSORS FOR THEFT ALARM (REAR) K062
(BACK)
PASSENGER SIDE
See P065
ELECTRONIC
3
DIMMABLE
INSIDE MIRROR
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir AIR QUALITY SENSOR (FRONT) K064 (Automatic air conditioning)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PASSENGER SIGNALING SENSOR (RIGHT SEAT) K065
(BACK)
(BACK)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir SENSOR FOR DRIVER'S SIDE AIRBAG (REAR) K066
See M060B
1 0,35 HM AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT 19
(BACK)
See M060B
2 0,35 HR AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT 20
(BACK)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir SENSOR FOR RIGHT PASSENGER SIDE AIRBAG (REAR) K067
See M060B
1 0,35 HG AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT 17
(BACK)
See M060B
2 0,35 HB AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT 18
(BACK)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir ABS SENSOR FROM FRONT LEFT (FRONT) K070
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir ABS SENSOR FROM RIGHT FRONT WHEEL (FRONT) K071
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir ABS SENSOR OF LEFT REAR WHEEL (REAR) K075
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir RIGHT REAR WHEEL (REAR) ABS SENSOR K076
See K036
COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR/- 3
TRANSMITTER
See K036
COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR/- 2
TRANSMITTER
See K029
2
ENGINE SLUDGE TEMPERATURE SENSOR
See M070
1 0,35 I 23
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
See M070
2 0,35 I 12
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir UNIT PARKING SENSORS (REAR BUMPER) K097A
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir UNIT PARKING SENSORS (REAR BUMPER) K097B
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir UNIT PARKING SENSORS (REAR BUMPER) K097C
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir UNIT PARKING SENSORS (REAR BUMPER) K097D
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PRESSURE SENSOR BRAKE BOOSTER (FRONT) K105
See M010A
1 0,35 MB INJECTION RULE UNIT 27
(IN FRONT OF)
See B001B
2 0,35 CB X FUSES- AND 54
RELAY BOX (FRONT)
See B001B
FUSES- AND 51
See B001B
FUSES- AND 6
See K105
PRESSURE SENSOR 2
BRAKE BOOSTER
See M073
CONTROL UNIT 1
HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir MIXED AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR TOP RIGHT (AIR
CONDITIONING) K110 (Automatic air conditioning)
See M070
1 0,35 V 25
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
See M070
2 0,35 V 17
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir MIXED AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR LOWER RIGHT
(AIR CONDITIONING) K111 (Automatic air conditioning)
See M070
1 0,35 G 24
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
See M070
2 0,35 G 18
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir MIXED AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR TOP LEFT (AIR
CONDITIONING) K112 (Automatic air conditioning)
See M070
1 0,35 M 26
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
See M070
2 0,35 M 19
CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir LINEAR SENSOR FOR ELECTRIC FANS (FRONT) K120
See M010A
1 0,5 NB X INJECTION RULE 42
(IN FRONT OF)
GEAR STICK
See M010A
2 0,35 LH X INJECTION RULE 38
(IN FRONT OF)
GEAR STICK
See M010A
3 0,35 HM INJECTION RULE UNIT 82
(IN FRONT OF)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir SENSOR NEUTRAL GEAR LEVER (FRONT) K214
See M010A
1 0,35 LH X INJECTION RULE UNIT 38
(IN FRONT OF)
ELECTRIC FANS
See M010A
2 0,35 BC INJECTION RULE UNIT 20
(IN FRONT OF)
See M010A
3 0,35 NO X INJECTION RULE UNIT 42
(IN FRONT OF)
ELECTRIC FANS
Machine Translated by Google
See M010B
INJECTION RULE 54
(MOTOR)
TURBOCOMPRESSOR
See M010B
2 0,5 GN INJECTION RULE 53
(MOTOR)
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir ELECTROMAGNETIC CLUTCH OF AIR CONDITIONING COMPRESSOR (ENGINE) L020A
See L020B
ELECTROMAGNETIC
2 1 N X LINK OF 2
AIRCOCOMPRESSOR
(MOTOR)
COMPRESSOR
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir ELECTROMAGNETIC CLUTCH OF AIR CONDITIONING COMPRESSOR (ENGINE) L020B
See L020A
ELECTROMAGNETIC
2 0,5 N X LINK OF 2
AIRCOCOMPRESSOR
(MOTOR)
COMPRESSOR
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir SOLENOID VALVE FOR WASTE-GATE (FRONT) L037
See M010A
1 0,5 ZC INJECTION RULE UNIT 8
See B001B
FUSES- AND 2
See K015
LAMBDASONDE OP 5
PRECATALYST
See K017
LAMBDASONDE OP 4
CATALYST
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir BYPASS SOLENOID VALVE FOR TURBO COMPRESSOR (ENGINE) L102
See L010
1
FUEL VAPOR VALVE
See M010B
INJECTION RULE UNIT 54
(MOTOR)
See M010B
2 0,5 NZ INJECTION RULE UNIT 52
(MOTOR)
Machine Translated by Google
See B001B
A 10 RN FUSES- AND 9
See B001B
B 8 R FUSES- AND 10
RELAY BOX (FRONT)
Machine Translated by Google
See B045
FUSES- AND
A 4 R X 5
RELAY BOX IN DE
LUGGAGE SPACE
See B045
FUSES- AND
8
RELAY BOX IN DE
LUGGAGE SPACE
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir BODY COMPUTER (FRONT) M001C (Gas discharge headlights)
See K064
4 0.35 LV 1
AIR QUALITY SENSOR
See I031
7 0.35 CB 1
CLUTCH PEDAL SWITCH
HEATING (FRONT)
Machine Translated by Google
See I030
16 0.35 LR 4
BRAKE PEDAL SWITCH
See I030
17 0.35 LN 3
BRAKE PEDAL SWITCH
See K101
FUEL TEMPERATURE - EN
3
WATER DETECTION SENSOR IN
FUEL FILTER
See K064
4 0,35 LV 1
AIR QUALITY SENSOR
See I031
7 0,35 CB 1
CLUTCH PEDAL SWITCH
HEATING (FRONT)
See I030
16 0,35 LR 4
BRAKE PEDAL SWITCH
See I030
17 0,35 LN 3
BRAKE PEDAL SWITCH
See K101
FUEL TEMPERATURE - EN
3
WATER DETECTION SENSOR IN
FUEL FILTER
See I010
8 0,35 BN 1
MOTORKAPSCHAKELAAR
See I030
11 0,35 VN 2
BRAKE PEDAL SWITCH
POWER STEERING
See K025
18 0,35 BL BRAKE FLUID LEVEL SENSOR 1
(SWITCH)
See K020
23 0,5 BC X BRAKE PAD WEAR SENSOR 1
LINKS (CONTACT)
See K021
BRAKE PAD WEAR SENSOR 1
RIGHT (CONTACT)
See F020
32 0,5 LB FLANGE DIRECTION INDICATOR 1
LINKS
POWER STEERING
HEATING (FRONT)
See F021
47 0,5 LN FLANGE DIRECTION INDICATOR 1
TO THE RIGHT
See I030
57 0,35 ETC X 1
BRAKE PEDAL SWITCH
See M010A
62
INJECTION CONTROL UNIT (FRONT)
See N015
58 0,35 BH 3
WINDSCREEN WIPER MOTOR
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir BODY COMPUTER (FRONT) M001D (Gas discharge headlights)
See I010
8 0,35 BN 1
MOTORKAPSCHAKELAAR
See I030
11 0,35 VN 2
BRAKE PEDAL SWITCH
POWER STEERING
See K025
18 0,35 BL BRAKE FLUID LEVEL SENSOR 1
(SWITCH)
See K020
23 0,5 BC X BRAKE PAD WEAR SENSOR 1
LINKS (CONTACT)
See K021
BRAKE PAD WEAR SENSOR 1
RIGHT (CONTACT)
See F020
32 0,5 LB FLANGE DIRECTION INDICATOR 1
LINKS
HEATING (FRONT)
See F021
47 0,5 LN FLANGE DIRECTION INDICATOR 1
TO THE RIGHT
See I030
57 0,35 ETC X 1
BRAKE PEDAL SWITCH
See M010A
62
INJECTION CONTROL UNIT (FRONT)
See N015
58 0,35 BH 3
WINDSCREEN WIPER MOTOR
Machine Translated by Google
See K062
4 0,5 RV MOTION SENSORS FOR 1
THEFT ALARM
(BACK)
See D045
7 0,35 LB CONNECTOR 1
OPEN ROOF
See K062
10 0,35 LB MOTION SENSORS FOR 3
THEFT ALARM
16 0,35 RH 31
See D030 DOOR PLUG
Machine Translated by Google
FRONT LEFT
See N016
20 1,5 BG 3
REAR WINDOW MOTOR
DRIVER'S SIDE
See G040
28 0,5 RN 2
LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT LIGHTING
TAILGATE)
TAILGATE)
TAILGATE)
TAILGATE)
(REAR BUMPER)
See K062
14 0,35 VH X MOTION SENSORS FOR 4
THEFT ALARM
DOOR LOCK
TANK PLOTS
TANK PLOTS
See N016
26 1,5 CV 2
REAR WINDOW MOTOR
DOOR LOCK
TAILGATE)
TAILGATE)
TAILGATE
DRIVER'S SEAT 8
(BACK)
See D045
49 0,35 HG CONNECTOR 2
OPEN ROOF
(BACK)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir BODY COMPUTER (DASHBOARD) M001G (S&S)
See M060A
3 0,5 LG AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT 2
(DASHBOARD)
TUNNELCONSOLE
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir BODY COMPUTER (DASHBOARD) M001G (Installation preparation navigation system)
See M060A
3 0,5 LG AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT 2
(DASHBOARD)
TUNNELCONSOLE
See H090
1 0,35 H 8
SWITCH UNIT
See H139
6 0,35 BZ SYSTEM SWITCH 3
ALFA DNA
See E050
11 0,35 B 5
INSTRUMENT PANEL
See M060A
12 0,35 B AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT 3
(DASHBOARD)
See H090
23 0,35 CH 4
SWITCH UNIT
See E050
26 0,35 I 6
INSTRUMENT PANEL
See M060A
27 0,35 I AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT 1
(DASHBOARD)
See H139
32 0,35 HM SYSTEM SWITCH 2
ALFA DNA
See H090
34 0,35 BV 9
SWITCH UNIT
See H090
36 0,35 NZ 6
SWITCH UNIT
See H090
39 0,35 U 10
SWITCH UNIT
See H005
40 0,35 VH 4
STEERING COLUMN SWITCH
See H139
41 0,35 BM SYSTEM SWITCH 4
ALFA DNA
See H005
42 0,35 VM 3
STEERING COLUMN SWITCH
See H005
43 0,35 VN 2
STEERING COLUMN SWITCH
See H005
45 0,35 NZ 10
STEERING COLUMN SWITCH
See E050
46 0,35 H 8
INSTRUMENT PANEL
See M192
47 0,35 VG 3
ALARM CONTROL UNIT
See E050
49 0,35 GH 7
INSTRUMENT PANEL
See P050
CIGAR LIGHTER / 12V - 1
POWER STRIP
See H090
52 0,35 GN 3
SWITCH UNIT
Machine Translated by Google
See H005
54 0,35 ZH 5
STEERING COLUMN SWITCH
See H005
56 0,35 HM 6
STEERING COLUMN SWITCH
See H005
57 0,35 BL 1
STEERING COLUMN SWITCH
See H005
58 0,35 BZ 7
STEERING COLUMN SWITCH
Machine Translated by Google
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir INJECTION CONTROL UNIT (FRONT) M010A
See M010A
5
INJECTION CONTROL UNIT (FRONT)
See M010A
6
INJECTION CONTROL UNIT (FRONT)
See M010A
3
INJECTION CONTROL UNIT (FRONT)
See M010A
6
INJECTION CONTROL UNIT (FRONT)
See M010A
3
INJECTION CONTROL UNIT (FRONT)
See M010A
5
INJECTION CONTROL UNIT (FRONT)
See I031
25 0,35 ZR 2
CLUTCH PEDAL SWITCH
Machine Translated by Google
See I030
62 0,35 ETC X 1
BRAKE PEDAL SWITCH
See I031
84 0,35 MN 3
CLUTCH PEDAL SWITCH
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir INJECTION CONTROL UNIT (ENGINE) M010B
See K029
24 0,5 MZ X 2
ENGINE SLUDGE TEMPERATURE SENSOR
See K036
COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR/- 2
TRANSMITTER
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See K036
39 0,5 LR COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR/ - 1
TRANSMITTER
See K029
40 0,5 G 1
ENGINE SLUDGE TEMPERATURE SENSOR
See L010
53 0,5 GN 2
FUEL VAPOR VALVE
See L010
54 0,5 LV X 1
FUEL VAPOR VALVE
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir ABS CONTROL UNIT (FRONT) M050
See B001B
1 4 RG FUSES- AND 12
RELAY BOX (FRONT)
POWER STEERING
See M010A
12 0,35 V INJECTION RULE UNIT 69
(IN FRONT OF)
See M010A
13 0,35 M INJECTION RULE UNIT 70
(IN FRONT OF)
POWER STEERING
FOR ABS
See B001B
32 2,5 RB FUSES- AND 16
RELAY BOX (FRONT)
FRONT WHEEL
FRONT WHEEL
FRONT WHEEL
FRONT WHEEL
FOR ABS
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(DASHBOARD)
(DASHBOARD)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir AIRBAG CONTROL UNIT (REAR) M060B
See Q025
BELT TENSIONER
5 0,5 H 1
FIXING FOR,
PASSENGER SIDE
See Q025
BELT TENSIONER
6 0,5 HN 2
FIXING FOR,
PASSENGER SIDE
See Q021
BELT TENSIONER
7 0,5 BL 1
IN FRONT OF,
PASSENGER SIDE
See Q021
BELT TENSIONER
8 0,5 BN 2
IN FRONT OF,
PASSENGER SIDE
See Q020
BELT TENSIONER
9 0,5 LV 1
IN FRONT OF,
DRIVER'S SIDE
See Q020
BELT TENSIONER
10 0,5 LN 2
IN FRONT OF,
DRIVER'S SIDE
See Q024
BELT TENSIONER
11 0,5 G 1
FIXING FOR,
DRIVER'S SIDE
See Q024
12 0,5 GN 2
BELT TENSIONER
FIXING FOR,
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DRIVER'S SIDE
(BACK)
(BACK)
(BACK)
(BACK)
PASSENGER SIDE
PASSENGER SIDE
DRIVER'S SIDE
DRIVER'S SIDE
(BACK)
(BACK)
See I145
SWITCH FOR
23 0,35 ML X LIGHT 1
SEAT BELT
REAR LEFT
See I147
SWITCH FOR
LIGHT
1
SEAT BELT
AT THE BACK
MIDDLE
See I146
SWITCH FOR
LIGHT 1
SEAT BELT
REAR RIGHT
(BACK)
See I147
SWITCH FOR
LIGHT 2
27 0,35 BZ
SEAT BELT
AT THE BACK
MIDDLE
See I145
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SWITCH FOR
LIGHT
29 0,35 MC SAFETY BELT 2
REAR LEFT
See I146
SWITCH FOR
30 0,35 MB LIGHT 2
SEAT BELT
REAR RIGHT
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT (AIR CONDITIONING) M070 (Automatic air conditioning)
HEATING (FRONT)
HEATING (FRONT)
/RECIRCULATIEKLEP
See K113
16 0,35 H MENGLUCHTTEMPERATUURSENSOR 2
BOTTOM LEFT SIDE
See K110
17 0,35 V MENGLUCHTTEMPERATUURSENSOR 2
TOP RIGHT
See K111
18 0,35 G MENGLUCHTTEMPERATUURSENSOR 2
BOTTOM RIGHT
See K112
19 0,35 M MENGLUCHTTEMPERATUURSENSOR 2
TOP LEFT
See K110
25 0,35 V MENGLUCHTTEMPERATUURSENSOR 1
TOP RIGHT
See K111
24 0,35 G MENGLUCHTTEMPERATUURSENSOR 1
BOTTOM RIGHT
See K112
26 0,35 M MENGLUCHTTEMPERATUURSENSOR 1
TOP LEFT
See K113
27 0,35 H MENGLUCHTTEMPERATUURSENSOR 1
/RECIRCULATIEKLEP
HEATING (FRONT)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT (AIR CONDITIONING) M070 (Manual air conditioning)
See N081
1 0,35 HR 3
CLEPACTUATOR
AIR DISTRIBUTION
See N081
8 0,35 HM 5
CLEPACTUATOR
AIR DISTRIBUTION
See K086
12 0,35 I ANTIRIJPSENSOR 2
AIR DISTRIBUTION
See N081
14 0,35 HV 1
CLEPACTUATOR
AIR DISTRIBUTION
See M072
21 0,35 BV SPEED CONTROLLER 4
FROM BLOWER
AIR DISTRIBUTION
See K086
23 0,35 I 1
ANTIRIJPSENSOR
See N081
29 0,35 HG 6
CLEPACTUATOR
See N081
31 0,35 H 2
CLEPACTUATOR
See M072
36 0,35 BR SPEED CONTROLLER 5
FROM BLOWER
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir CONTROL UNIT PARKING SENSORS (REAR) M084A
(BACK)
(BACK)
(BACK)
RIGHT BEHIND
(BACK)
(BACK)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir CONTROL UNIT PARKING SENSORS (REAR) M084B
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
(REAR BUMPER)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir CONTROL UNIT ELECTRIC POWER STEERING (ELECTRIC POWER STEERING)
M086A
POWER STEERING
See B099D
MAIN FUSE HOLDER
2 10 R -
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir CONTROL UNIT ELECTRIC POWER STEERING (POWER STEERING) M086B
POWER STEERING
POWER STEERING
POWER STEERING
POWER STEERING
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir CONTROL UNIT FRONT PASSENGER SEAT HEATING (RIGHT SEAT) M110
(Electrically adjustable seat)
See I066
SWITCH FOR
4 1 M X 5
HEATING
PASSENGER SEAT
See O041A
HEATING
4
PASSENGER SEAT
(RIGHT SEAT)
See O041B
HEATING
3
PASSENGER SEAT
(RIGHT SEAT)
See I066
SWITCH FOR
5 1 S X 2
HEATING
PASSENGER SEAT
(BACK)
See I066
SWITCH FOR
6 1 V X 3
HEATING
PASSENGER SEAT
See O041A
HEATING
3
PASSENGER SEAT
(RIGHT SEAT)
See O041A
HEATING
7 1 N 1
PASSENGER SEAT
(RIGHT SEAT)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir BLUETOOTH CONTROL UNIT (DASHBOARD) M162 (Blue&Me, RadioNav)
See P020B
5 0,5 H RADIO 10
(DASHBOARD)
See P020A
14 0,35 B X RADIO 13
(DASHBOARD)
TUNNELCONSOLE
See P020B
21 0,5 N RADIO 11
(DASHBOARD)
See P020B
22 0,5 V RADIO 4
(DASHBOARD)
24 0,5 N DASHBOARD/REAR 10
(DASHBOARD)
See P020A
30 0,35 I X RADIO 10
(DASHBOARD)
(DASHBOARD)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir BLUETOOTH CONTROL UNIT (DASHBOARD) M162 (Blue&Me)
See P020C
5 0,5 H RADIO 1
(DASHBOARD)
See P020A
14 0,35 B X RADIO A3
(DASHBOARD)
TUNNELCONSOLE
See P020C
21 0,5 N RADIO 3
(DASHBOARD)
See P020C
22 0,5 V RADIO 2
(DASHBOARD)
24 0,5 N DASHBOARD/REAR 10
(DASHBOARD)
See P020A
30 0,35 I X RADIO A1
(DASHBOARD)
(DASHBOARD)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir CONTROL UNIT DRIVER SEAT HEATING (LEFT SEAT) M170 (Electrically adjustable seat)
DRIVER'S SEAT
See O040A
HEATING RESISTANCE
4
LEFT SEAT (LEFT
CHAIR)
See O040B
HEATING RESISTANCE
3
LEFT SEAT (LEFT
CHAIR)
DRIVER'S SEAT
(BACK)
DRIVER'S SEAT
See O040A
HEATING RESISTANCE
3
LEFT SEAT (LEFT
CHAIR)
See O040A
HEATING RESISTANCE
7 1 N 1
LEFT SEAT (LEFT
CHAIR)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir ALARM CONTROL UNIT (DASHBOARD) M192 (RadioNav, Bose Hi-Fi System, S&S)
See P020A
1 2,5 RB X RADIO 12
(DASHBOARD)
NAVIATION SYSTEM
TUNNELCONSOLE
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir ALARM CONTROL UNIT (DASHBOARD) M192 (Bose Hi-Fi System, S&S)
See P020A
1 2,5 RB RADIO A4
(DASHBOARD)
TUNNELCONSOLE
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir MULTI-PLUG FOR DIAGNOSIS (DASHBOARD) R010
TUNNELCONSOLE
TUNNELCONSOLE
(DASHBOARD)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir RADIO (DASHBOARD) P020A (Bose Hi-Fi System, S&S)
See M162
BLUETOOTH 30
CONTROL UNIT
See M162
BLUETOOTH 14
CONTROL UNIT
See M192
A4 2,5 RB 1
ALARM CONTROL UNIT
See P050
CIGAR LIGHTER / 1
TUNNELCONSOLE
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir RADIO (DASHBOARD) P020A (RadioNav, Bose Hi-Fi System, S&S)
NAVIATION SYSTEM
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NAVIATION SYSTEM
See M162
BLUETOOTH - 30
CONTROL UNIT
See M192
12 2,5 RB X 1
ALARM CONTROL UNIT
NAVIATION SYSTEM
See M162
BLUETOOTH - 14
CONTROL UNIT
NAVIATION SYSTEM
TUNNELCONSOLE
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See M162
4 0,5 V BLUETOOTH 22
CONTROL UNIT
See M162
10 0,5 H BLUETOOTH 5
CONTROL UNIT
See M162
11 0,5 N BLUETOOTH 21
CONTROL UNIT
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NAVIATION SYSTEM
See M162
1 0,5 H BLUETOOTH 5
CONTROL UNIT
See M162
2 0,5 V BLUETOOTH 22
CONTROL UNIT
See M162
3 0,5 N BLUETOOTH 21
CONTROL UNIT
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PASSENGER SIDE OUTDOOR MIRROR (PASSENGER FRONT DOOR) P061A
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir PASSENGER SIDE OUTDOOR MIRROR (PASSENGER FRONT DOOR) P061B
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir ELECTRONIC DIMMABLE INTERIOR MIRROR (REAR) P065
See K062
MOTION SENSORS 4
3 8 R X
IN FRONT OF
THEFT ALARM
PASSENGER SIDE
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir HIFI AMPLIFIER (REAR) P070A (Bose Hi-Fi System)
FRONT RIGHT
FRONT RIGHT
RIGHT BEHIND
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir HIFI AMPLIFIER (REAR) P070B (Bose Hi-Fi System)
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir HIFI AMPLIFIER (REAR) P070C (Bose Hi-Fi System)
DASHBOARD/REAR
(DASHBOARD)
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(DASHBOARD)
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191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir CODE START BLOCK ANTENNA (DASHBOARD) P091
191 - Giulietta 1.4 Turbo MultiAir ANTENNA FOR ALARM AND RECEIVER DOOR LOCKING (REAR) P093
See 25 BACK -
See M162
2 0,35 R BLUETOOTH 20
CONTROL UNIT
See M162
3 0,35 B BLUETOOTH 19
CONTROL UNIT
See M162
4 0,35 V BLUETOOTH 3
CONTROL UNIT
See M162
5 0,35 N BLUETOOTH 4
CONTROL UNIT
See M162
6 0,35 N BLUETOOTH 31
CONTROL UNIT