E1-7 INTRODUCTION [A] Section page Indicates the page number for the section. [B] System title Indicates a system name. [C] Part name and connector code Indicates a part name and connector code to be connected.For connector shapes, refer to chapter 6 CONNECTOR LIST. [G] Page-to-page connection code Indicates a wire harness continues onto the following page from the matching code. [H] Harness to harness connector Indicates a connector code that connects two wire harnesses. For the connector shape, refer to chapter 6 CONNECTOR LIST. C7 Part connector 8 Harness to harness connector Terminal number The wire harness in which the connector is located. Example:
"C" indicates a connector used in the C wire harness. For wire harness names, refer to Chapter 2 ELECTRICAL WIRING ROUTINGS and RELAY LOCATIONS. Serial number allocated to the connector A K 1 Wire harness to be connected Example: "AK" means a connection of the female connector*1 of the "A" wire and the male connector*2 of the "K" wire. *1: A female connector has a female terminal. *2: A male connector has a male terminal. Serial number of a connector Male terminal side D11 (A), D42 (D) Connector number Used to indicate different connectors when multiple connectors are connected to a part, or multiple types of connectors are used according to specifications.
[D] Fuse Indicates a fuse name and capacity. Terminal 1 is on the primary side and terminal 2 is on the secondary side. For fuse installation positions, refer to chapter 2 ELECTRICAL WIRING ROUTINGS and RELAY LOCATIONS. [E] Power supply information Indicates the ignition key position when power is supplied to a fuse. [F] Specification information Indicates that connectors or wire colors vary depending on forklift models, engine types or specifications.