A: Battery Cable/C: Engine Harness

2013 Suzuki SX4 Crossover, Automatic CVT TransSECTION A: Battery Cable/C: Engine Harness
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Fig 1: Engine Compartment - Battery Cable/C Engine Harness
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C: Engine Harness 

ENGINE HARNESS REFERENCE CHART

No. Color Connective position Remarks
C01 GRY ECM.  
C09 N CVT control module CVT model
C10 GRY CVT control module CVT model
C31 GRY CKP sensor  
C32 BLU CMP sensor  
C37 BLK Knock sensor  
C39 BLK ECT sensor  
C40 GRY A/F sensor  
C42 N HO2S  
C44 BLK Input shaft speed sensor CVT model
C45 BLK Output shaft speed sensor CVT model
C47 BLK MAF and IAT sensor  
C48 BLK Electric throttle body  
C64 BRN VIM motor  
C91 BLK Fuel injector #1  
C92 BRN Fuel injector #2  
C93 BLK Fuel injector #3  
C94 BRN Fuel injector #4  
C101 N Ignition coil #1  
C102 GRY Ignition coil #2  
C103 N Ignition coil #3  
C104 GRY Ignition coil #4  
C123 BLK EVAP canister purge valve  
C124 BLK VVT solenoid  
C141 BLK A/C compressor  
C142 BLK Continuously variable transmission CVT model
C162 GRY Engine oil pressure switch  
C163 N PSP switch IF EQPD
C165 BLK Back-up light switch M/T model
C166 BLK Transaxle range sensor CVT model
C192 - Generator (+B)  
C194 GRN Generator  
C195 BLK Starting motor  
C196 - Starting motor (+B)  
C282 - Main fuse box  
C283 - Main fuse box  
C343 N Main harness (To E371)  
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