Electrical Specification

2016 Subaru Legacy 2.5iSECTION Electrical Specification
Fig 1: Combination Meter Control Module I/O Signal Connector Terminal Identification
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Terminal No. Contents Measuring condition Standard
1 ←→ Chassis ground Battery power supply Always 8 - 16 V
2 ←→ Chassis ground Ignition power supply (main) Ignition switch ON 8 - 16 V
3 - - -
4 - - -
5 - - -
6 CAN H (CAN communication line) - -
7 CAN L (CAN communication line) - -
8 - - -
9 - - -
10 - - -
11 AUDIO (UART communication line) - -
12 WARNING BOX (UART communication line) - -
13 Auto headlight beam leveler - -
14 Washer fluid level sensor - -
15 - - -
16 - - -
17 Charge warning light - -
18 Oil pressure warning light - -
19 Immobilizer/security indicator light - -
20 ←→ Chassis ground GND Always Less than 1 Ξ©
21 RH turn indicator - -
22 LH turn indicator - -
23 ←→ 24 Ambient sensor (+) Always 1 - 35 Ξ©
24 Ambient sensor (-) - -
25 ←→ 26 Fuel level sensor (+) Always 10 - 600 Ξ©
26 Fuel level sensor (-) Β  Β 
27 - - -
28 - - -
29 Illumination control switch (GND) - -
30 Illumination control switch (VR) - -
31 Illumination control switch (+) - -
32 Bright switch signal input - -
33 Bright switch signal output - -
34 Illumi. (-) PWM - -
35 - - -
36 - - -
37 ←→ Chassis ground SI-X switch Switch ON Continuity exists
38 ←→ Chassis ground TFT switch Switch ON Continuity exists
39 - - -
40 GND Always Less than 1 Ξ©
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