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Instrument Cluster Wiring Diagram for Hyundai Excel 1994

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List of elements for Instrument Cluster Wiring Diagram for Hyundai Excel 1994:

  • "brake" warning indicator
  • "o/d off" indicator
  • (door jamb switches)
  • (not used)
  • (trunk/tailgate switch)
  • 3 door
  • 4 door
  • Brake fluid level switch (in reservoir)
  • C50-6
  • Charge system indicator
  • Coolant temperature gauge
  • Data link connector (pin 11, m04) transmission control module (pin 10, t20-4) engine control module (pin 18, c50-5)
  • Defogger system
  • Door ajar indicator
  • Engine control module (ecm) (behind left side of i/p)
  • Engine controls system
  • Engine coolant temperature sender (near coolant outlet)
  • Exterior lights system
  • Fasten belt indicator
  • Fuel gauge
  • Fuel level sender (right front of trunk)
  • Fuse 10a
  • Fuse box (below left side of i/p, at kick panel)
  • G201 (right side of i/p)
  • G202 (left side of i/p)
  • G904 (left side "c" pillar)
  • Ground splice connector
  • Headlights system
  • High beam indicator
  • Hot at all times
  • Hot in on and start
  • Hot with light switch in park or head
  • I04
  • I05-1
  • I05-2
  • I05-3
  • Illumination
  • Instrument cluster
  • Interior lights system
  • Left turn indicator
  • Low fuel indicator
  • Malfunction indicator lamp (mil) (check engine)
  • Oil
  • Oil pressure switch (near oil filter)
  • Park brake switch (below rear of console)
  • Rear defogger indicator
  • Right turn indicator
  • Starting/charging system
  • Tachometer
  • Transmissions system
  • Trunk/tailgate ajar indicator
  • Vehicle speed sensor
  • Voltage regulator
  • Warning systems