VSA Modulator-Control Unit Inputs and Outputs for 47P Connector

2008 Chevrolet HHR LT, 2.4 P, AutomaticSECTION VSA Modulator-Control Unit Inputs and Outputs for 47P Connector
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Fig 1: Identifying VSA Modulator-Control Unit Inputs And Outputs For 47P Connector
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Terminal number Wire color Terminal sign Description Signal
1 GRIM MR+B Power source for the motor relay Battery voltage (about 12 V) at all times
5 PUR SVCC Power source for the steering angle sensor With ignition switch ON (II): about 5.0 V
8 PUR IG1 Power source for activating the system With ignition switch ON (II): battery voltage (about 12 V)
10 RED K-LINE Communication with HDS -
12 WHT CANH F-CAN communication circuit
13 RED CANL F-CAN communication circuit
16 BLK GND Ground for the VSA modulator-control unit Continuity to ground
30 LT BLU STR-Z Detects steering angle sensor signal -
32 WHT FSR+B Power source for the fail-safe relay Battery voltage (about 12 V) at all times
33 BLU FR-GND Detects right-front wheel sensor signal -
34 YEL FR+B Detects right-front wheel sensor signal
36 PNK RL+B Detects left-rear wheel sensor signal -
37 GRY RL-GND Detects left-rear wheel sensor signal
38 GRN STR-B Detects steering angle sensor signal
39 ORN WEN Detects write enable signal
40 PNK SGND Ground for the steering angle sensor
41 GRY STR-A Detects steering angle sensor signal
42 WHT RR-GND Detects right-rear wheel sensor signal
43 GRN RR+B Detects right-rear wheel sensor signal
45 LT GRN FL+B Detects left-front wheel sensor signal
46 BRN FL-GND Detects left-front wheel sensor signal
47 BLK MR-GND Ground for the pump motor Continuity to ground
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