CHRYSLER-service manual-schematic

CHRYSLER Cirrus LX i


CIRCUIT / ELEMENT Wire Color LOCATION OF WIRES / CELL

+12		With terminal block FUSE
Ignition	Blue	From the castle
Rotations	Brown / black Green / brown.	From the headlights
Pump	Green / White	In FUSE block
Siren		Right at the lights at the bottom
Button Hood		Left around the stop
Center. Castle	White / green	Left under the torpedo, the bottom connector FUSE - block, one of the two wires. Do not cut it. Management (+), closing over 620 ohms, opening cherez2, 7kOm (+11 - closing in 6 - Clear).
Bus Door	Beige / red	To the left under the threshold
The driver's door	Beige	To the left under the threshold
Button boot	Brown / white	From ceiling

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The factory color and location of wires car Concorde 1994 issue


ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT COLOR POLARITY LOCATION

12 VDC	red	positive	a steering column
starter	yellow	positive	a steering column
ignition	blue	positive	a steering column
Ignition # 2	red / white *	positive	in the steering column to the right
Heating fan	black / orange	positive	a steering column
In-salon lighting	Yellow reddish-brown	Negative Negative	pedal cover on the driver side Fuse panel
parking lights	black / yellow	positive	foot compartment on the driver side
limit switch trunk / hatch	reddish-brown / black	Negative	foot compartment on the driver side
unlocking the trunk / hatch	black / white	positive	foot compartment on the driver side
door switch	reddish-brown	Negative	limit switch driver's door
door lock	orange / purple	positive	for panel fuses
Unlocking the doors	pink / purple	positive	for panel fuses
lock / unlock doors **	orange / purple	positive	foot compartment on the driver side
Disarming alarm standard	green / orange	Negative	for panel fuses
stoplight	white / red-brown	positive	a stop lamp switch
tachometer	black or gray		Ignition Coil Module
lifting the left front window	blue / gold point	reverse	switch on the driver side
lowering of the left front window	white / gold point	reverse	switch on the driver side
lift the right front window	brown / white	reverse	switch on the driver side
lowering the right front window	purple / white	reverse	switch on the driver side
lift the left rear window	blue / white	reverse	switch on the driver side
lowering of the left rear window	red / black	reverse	switch on the driver side
lift the right rear window	gray / black	reverse	switch on the driver side
lowering the right rear window	green / white	reverse	switch on the driver side

Notes:
* The red / white wire should be appearing +12 V voltage
remote start system in order to avoid
Tanning LED malfunction airbag.
** Alternative: Single-wire system lock / unlock. Use 2,7-kiloomny resistor to lock and 620-ohm resistor for unlock.
Arming regular alarm after installation
Remote engine start


On the model Chrysler Concorde 1994 issue nominal alarm will stand on
guard without the remote control by pressing the lock button on the
driver's door when it opened. With collapse of the nominal door alarm
activated. The following diagram provides arming factory alarm if
installed remote engine start.
[ندعوك للتسجيل في المنتدى أو التعريف بنفسك لمعاينة هذه الصورة]
Note:
To disarm the factory system with remote start, with no special wires
to disarm, use the same scheme of the relay and connect the terminal 86
to a positive outlet opening and a contact 87 to the green / orange
wire behind the panel
fuses.
18.08.1999

CHRYSLER LHS


CIRCUIT / ELEMENT Wire Color LOCATION OF WIRES / CELL

Ignition. Disappear.	Green / Orange	From ignition coil.
Ignition. Constant.	Dark blue	From ignition
Pump	Blue / White	In FUSE block under the hood that controls the relay
Dimensions	Black / Yellow	From the left or right lights
Bus Door	Brown / red	Under the left side
The driver's door	Brown	Under the left side
Button boot	Brown / black	Under the left side
Trunk lock	Black / white or white / black	Under the left side
Central locking	Orange / purple	Under the left side of the cable out the door. Do not cut it. Management (+), closing over 620 ohms, opening cherez2, 7kOm (+11 - closing in 6 - Clear).

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