Electrical Center Identification Views

2009 Chevrolet Tahoe Base, 4.8 CSECTION Electrical Center Identification Views
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Fig 1: Fuse Block - Auxiliary (HP2) Label
GM1991190Courtesy of GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
FUSE BLOCK - AUXILIARY (HP2) FUSE AND RELAY IDENTIFICATION LEGEND

No. Fuse And Relay Description Rating Circuits
1 ACPO Fuse 25A Accessory Power Inverter Module
2 BECM FAN Fuse 15A Generator Battery Vent Fan Relay
3 ACCM Fuse 15A A/C Compressor
4 CAB HTR PUMP Fuse 10A Heater Coolant Pump
5 EMPTY - Not Used
6 COOL PUMP Fuse 15A Generator Control Module Coolant Pump - Left, Generator Control Module Coolant Pump - Right
7 EPS Fuse 15A Electronic Power Steering Motor Control Module
8 PIM 1 Fuse 15A Drive Motor Generator Power Inverter Module
9 PIM 2 Fuse 15A Drive Motor Generator Power Inverter Module
10 BECM Fuse 15A Drive Motor Generator Battery Control Module, Serial Data Gateway (SDG) Module
- FAN 1 Fuse 40A FAN LO Relay, FAN MID 1 Relay
- FAN 2 Fuse 40A FAN HI Relay, FAN MID 2 Relay
- TRANS PUMP Fuse 60A Auxiliary Transmission Pump Control Module
- CAB HTR PUMP Relay - CAB HTR PUMP Fuse, Heater Coolant Pump
- COOL PUMP Relay - COOL PUMP Fuse, Generator Control Module Coolant Pump - Left, Generator Control Module Coolant Pump - Right
- FAN LO Relay - Cooling Fan - Left
- FAN MID 1 Relay - Engine Cooling Fan Resistor - Left
- FAN MID 2 Relay - Cooling Fan - Right
- FAN HI Relay - Cooling Fan - Right
- FAN CNTRL Relay - Cooling Fan - Left
Fig 2: Fuse Block - Auxiliary (HP2), Top View
GM1991278Courtesy of GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
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