E1-9 INTRODUCTION [I] Terminal number Indicates a terminal number of a connector to be connected. [J] Junction block connector Indicates a connector code connected to a junction block. For a connector shape, refer to chapter 2 ELECTRICAL WIRING ROUTINGS and RELAY LOCATIONS. [L] Wire color Indicates a wire harness color. When two alphabetical codes are indicated, for example "W-B", the first letter indicates the basic wire color and the second letter indicates the color of the stripe. Junction block connector Inside of a junction block Junction block type Serial number allocated to the connector. Example: "1B" indicates connector B in the center junction block. Example :
W-B W (White) B (Black) Terminal number A number inside indicates a relay block or fuse block. For shapes, refer to chapter 2 ELECTRICAL WIRING ROUTINGS and RELAY LOCATIONS. [M] Switch Circuit diagrams are shown with the switches in the OFF position. For switch operation conditions, refer to the repair manual. [K] Ground point code Indicates a ground point code. For ground point positions, refer to chapter 2 ELECTRICAL WIRING ROUTINGS and RELAY LOCATIONS. Ground point code Wire harness connected to the ground point A ground point is indicated by an alphabetical code. Example: "MJ" indicates that the M wire harness is grounded at point J.
Code Wire Color Code Wire Color Code Wire Color B Black L Blue SB Sky Blue BR Brown LG Light Green V Violet DG Dark Gray O Orange W White G Green P Pink Y Yellow GR Gray R Red AM Amber