Fuse Block - Underhood (Bottom View): Notes

2008 Suzuki Swift +SECTION Notes
Fig 1: Fuse Block - Underhood (Bottom View)
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Fuse Block - Underhood C1

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Connector Part Information
  • 1-936321-2
  • 32-Way F 090 SPT Hybrid Series (BK)
Pin Wire Circuit Function
1 BN - Fuel Gage Sensor Signal - Right
2 L-BU - Low Reference
3 OG/BK - 5-Volt Reference
BN/BK
4 OG/BK - 5-Volt Reference
5 PU - Ignition 1 Voltage
6 - - Not Used
7 OG - Ignition 1 Voltage
8 BN - HO2S2 Signal
9 L-BU - HO2S2 Low Reference
10 BN - HO2S2 Control
11 BN/WH - Fuel Gage Sensor Signal
12 L-BU - Low Reference
13 OG/BK - 5-Volt Reference
14 YE - Low Beam Headlamp Feed - Left
15 PU/WH - Air Conditioning Compressor Clutch Coil Enable Signal
16 BN - Vehicle Speed Signal
17 RD/WH - Battery Voltage
18 OG/BK - Ignition 1 Voltage
19 OG/BK - Ignition 1 Voltage
20 OG - Ignition 1 Voltage
21 OG - Ignition 1 Voltage
22 - - Not Used
23 L-GN - Fuel Pump Relay Control
24 OG/BK - Ignition 1 Voltage
25 BK/WH - Ground
26 OG/BK - Ignition 1 Voltage
27 PU - Ignition 1 Voltage
28 BN - Main Relay Control
29 PK - Ignition 1 Voltage (Sirius D4)
30 PK - Ignition 1 Voltage
31 BU - Vehicle Speed Signal
32 GY/GN - Power Door Lock Anti-Lockout Relay Feed-Coil
Fuse Block - Underhood C2

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Connector Part Information Function
Pin Wire
1-2 - Not Used
3 PK Ignition 1 Voltage
4 RD/BK Battery Voltage
5-6 - Not Used
7 RD/BK Battery Voltage
RD/BK
8 - Not Used
9 WH Headlamp Relay Coil Supply Voltage
10 RD/BK TCM Signal Voltage
11 D-BU Turn Signal Supply Voltage
12 L-BU Turn Signal Supply Voltage
13 L-BU Turn Signal Supply Voltage
14 PU Power Window Relay Coil
15 BN/WH Position Illumination Voltage
16 BN/WH Position Illumination Voltage
17 L-BU Headlamp High Relay Coil
18 RD/WH Battery Voltage
19 - Not Used
20 D-GN/WH Front Fog Lamp Signal
21 PK Ignition 1 Voltage
22 PK Ignition 1 Voltage
23-24 - Not Used
25 YE Fog Lamp Relay Output - Common Contact
26 RD/BK Battery Voltage
27 WH Park Lamp Relay Output-Coil
28 L-GN/BK Battery Voltage
29 BN ABS Pulse Width Modulated Solenoid Feed - Rear
30 L-GN/BK Battery Voltage
31-32 - Not Used
Fuse Block - Underhood C3

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Connector Part Information
  • 3-936321-4
  • 32-Way F 090 SPT Hybrid Series (BN)
Pin Wire Circuit Function
1 BU - Turn Signal Lamp Feed - Right Front
2 BU - Turn Signal Lamp Feed - Right Front
3 RD/WH - Battery Voltage
4 YE - Fog Lamp Relay Output - Common Contact
5 L-GN/BK - High Beam Headlamp Feed - Right
6 BN/WH - Low Beam Headlamp Feed - Right
7 YE - Low Beam Headlamp Feed - Left
8 PU - Park Lamp Feed - Left
9 BN - Wheel Speed Sensor Signal - Left Front
10 - - Not Used
11 BU - Turn Signal Lamp Feed - Right Front
12-13 - - Not Used
14 PU - Park Lamp Feed - Left
15 - - Not Used
16 BN - Oxygen Sensor Return - Right - Rear of Catalytic Converter
17 - - Not Used
18 BK - Ground
19 BK - Ground
20 OG - Electronic Control Unit Output - 12-Volt Inadvertent Load Control
21 YE - Low Beam Headlamp Feed - Left
22 PU - Oxygen Sensor Signal - Right - Rear of Catalytic Converter
23 BK - Ground
24 BK - Ground
25 BN/WH - Park Lamp Feed - Right
26 GN/WH - High Beam Headlamp Feed - Left
27 GY - Coolant Fan Motor Feed - Secondary
28 L-BU - Coolant Fan Motor Feed
29 OG/BK - Reference Voltage Feed - 12-Volt Reference
30 PK - Ignition 1
31 PK - Ignition 1
32 BN - Oxygen Sensor Return
Fuse Block - Underhood C4

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Connector Part Information
  • MG651068
  • 2-Way F 375 Series (WH)
Pin Wire Circuit Function
1 RD - ABS Module Supply Voltage
2 RD - ABS Module Supply Voltage
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