Electrical Component Locator: Splices

2003 Hyundai XG350 BaseSECTION Splices
SPLICES LOCATION

Component Component Location
SC01 In control harness, in breakout to powertrain control module.
SC02 In control harness, between breakout to fuel injector No. 4 & No. 6.
SC03 In control harness, in breakout to A/T control solenoid.
SC04 In control harness, near breakout to G16.
SC05 In control harness, near breakout to engine compartment junction block.
SC06 In control harness, near breakout to engine compartment junction block.
SC07 In control harness, near grommet to engine compartment.
SC08 In control harness, near breakout to electronic power steering solenoid.
SC09 In control harness, near grommet to engine compartment.
SC10 In control harness, near breakout to MC03.
SC11 In control harness, in breakout to powertrain control module.
SC12 In control harness, in breakout to A/T control relay.
SC13 In control harness, in breakout to powertrain control module.
SC14 In control harness, in breakout to ETS control module.
SC15 In control harness, near breakout to G07.
SC16 In control harness, in breakout to G13.
SC17 In control harness, near breakout to ignition coil No. 2.
SC18 In control harness, near breakout to vehicle speed sensor.
SC19 In control harness, near breakout to powertrain control module.
SC20 In control harness, in breakout to knock sensor.
SD04 In rear door harness, near breakout to rear power window motor.
SD05 In rear door harness, near breakout to rear power window motor.
SM01 In main harness, near breakout to MD05.
SM02 In main harness, near breakout to MD05.
SM03 In main harness, near breakout to MD05.
SM04 In main harness, in breakout to MM02.
SM05 In main harness, in breakout to ignition switch.
SM06 In main harness, behind instrument cluster.
SM10 In main harness, near breakout to MM03.
SM11 In main harness, in breakout to MD03.
SM12 In main harness, near breakout to MM13.
SM13 In main harness, near breakout to G07.
SM14 In main roof harness, near breakout to dome light.
SM15 In main roof harness, near breakout to MM12.
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