Example of connector designation:
1. Connector type.
2. Number of pins.
3. Female (F) or male (M) parts of the connection.
4. Connector color.
5. Special type.
To find the required connector, you need to:
- Find the required connector number in the connector list.
- Determine the corresponding cell designation.
- In the picture, find the intersection of the column with the desired letter with the row with the desired number.
- Find the connector number in the resulting sector of the drawing to determine the position of the connector.
Note: The following basic symbols are used in the wiring harness diagrams below:
The following symbols are used to designate the colors of wires and connectors:
- B = black;
- BR = brown;
- W = white;
- OR = orange;
- R = red;
- P = pink;
- G = green;
- PU = purple;
- L = blue;
- GY = gray;
- Y = yellow;
- SB = blue;
- LG = light green;
- CH = dark brown;
- DG = dark green.
Note: If the wire has an additional color stripe, the main color is listed first and the stripe color is listed next. For example: L/W = blue with white stripe.
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