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Electrical Schematic Symbols

Table 1: Voltage Indicators
Table 2: General Icons
Table 3: Switch Position Icons
Table 4: Module Circuit Function Icons
Table 5: Harness Components
Table 6: Component Parts
Table 7: Switches and Relays
Table 8: Devices and Sensors

Voltage Indicators


Symbol


Description




1988677



Battery Voltage




1988679



Ignition Switch– Off Position




1988682



Ignition Switch– Accessory Position




1988686



Ignition Switch– Run Position




1988691



Ignition Switch– Start Position

 

General Icons


Symbol


Description




1990537



Master Component List Icon

This icon is used on the schematic to link to the Master Electrical Component List.




1990538



Description and Operation Icon

This icon is used on the schematic to link to the Description and Operation of that particular system.




1988674



Computer Programming Icon

This icon is used on the schematic to link to Control Module References, which identifies which components need programming upon replacement.




1990541



Next Schematic Page Icon

This icon is used on the schematic to navigate to the next schematic in the subsystem.




1990542



Previous Schematic Page Icon

This icon is used on the schematic to navigate to the previous schematic in the subsystem.




1988667



Supplemental Inflatable Restraint (SIR) or Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) Icon

This icon is used to alert the technician that the system contains SIR/SRS components that require certain precautions before servicing.




1988670



Information Icon

This icon is used to alert the technician that there is additional information that will aid in servicing a system.




1988672



Danger Icon

This icon is intended to alert the technician that a component within the system contains labelling with the same icon.

This icon is used when a source component has potential for 60 volts DC or greater or has potential for 42 volts AC or greater.




1988673



High Voltage Icon

This icon is intended to alert the technician that a component within the system contains labelling with the same icon.

This icon is used when a component/circuit has potential for 60 volts DC or greater or has potential for 42 volts AC or greater.




1990543



Caution Icon

This icon is used to advise the technician to use caution when servicing this component.

This icon may be used when a component/circuit has a voltage range potential between 30-60 volts DC or 15-42 volts AC.




1988675



Functional Serial Data Communication

This icon is used to show the technician that the serial data circuit detail is shown incomplete. It also provides an active link to the Data Communication Schematics were the circuit is shown complete.

 

Switch Position Icons


Symbol


Description




1989016



Generic Up Arrows




1990554



Generic Down Arrows




1990555



Generic Left Arrows




1990556



Generic Right Arrows




1990557



Generic Express Down Arrows




1990558



On/Off Icon




1990559



Generic Lock Icon




1990560



Generic Unlock Icon




1989018



Generic Window Switch Positions– 4 Door




1989020



Generic Window Switch Positions– 2 Door

 

Module Circuit Function Icons


Symbol


Description




1988774



I/O Pull-Down Resistors (−)




1990567



I/O Pull-Up Resistors (+)




1988775



I/O High-Side Drive Switch (+)




1990568



I/O Low-Side Drive Switch (+)




1990570



I/O Bidirectional Switch (+/−)




1990571



Pulse-Width Modulation Symbol




1990573



Battery Voltage




1990574



Ignition Voltage




1990576



Voltage Reference




1990577



A/C Voltage




1988986



Low Reference




1990578



Ground




1990579



Serial Data




1988973



Aerial Signal– In




1988974



Aerial Signal– Out




2161152



Brake Apply

 

Harness Components


Symbol


Description




1988731



Fuse




1988733



Fuse Supplied by a Relay




1988740



Circuit Breaker




1988745



Fusible Link




1988987



Ground




1988746



Case Ground




1988977



Inline Harness Connector




1990974



Inline Harness Connector




1990975



Pigtail Connection




1990976



Pigtail Connection




1990977



Provisional or Diagnostic Connector




1990978



Blunt Cut Wire




1988980



Incomplete Physical Splice




1988981



Complete Physical Splice– 2 Wires




1988982



Complete Physical Splice– 3 or more wires




1990979



Wire Crosses




1988988



Twisted Wires




1988990



Shield




1990980



Circuit References




1990981



Circuit Continuation Arrowheads




1988983



Option Breakpoint




1988984



Ground Circuit Connection




1988985



Connector Shorting Clip

 

Component Parts


Symbol


Description




1988694



Partial Component

When a component is represented in a dashed box, the component or its wiring is not shown in its entirety.




1988698



Entire Component

When a component is represented in a solid box the component or its wiring is shown in its entirety.




1988712



Connector Directly Attached to Component




1988715



Pigtail Connector

 

Switches and Relays


Symbol


Description




1991015



Accessory Power Outlet




1991016



Cigar Lighter




1988991



Switch– 2 Position Normally Open




1988992



Switch– 2 Position Normally Closed




1988993



Switch– Rocker




1991017



Switch– Contact Plate (1 Wire)




1988994



Switch– Contact Plate (2 Wire)




1991018



Switch– 3 Position




1988995



Switch– 4 Position




1991019



Switch– 5 Position




1991021



Switch– 6 Position




1988997



Switch Actuator– Push (Momentary)




1988998



Switch Actuator– Push (Latching)




1988999



Switch Actuator– Pull (Momentary)




1989000



Switch Actuator– Pull (Latching)




1989001



Switch Actuator– Rotate (Momentary)




1989002



Switch Actuator– Rotate (Latching)




1989003



Switch Actuator– Slide (Momentary)




1989004



Switch Actuator– Slide (Latching)




1989007



Switch Actuator– Pressure (Momentary)




1989010



Switch Actuator– Temperature (Momentary)




1989013



Switch Actuator– Volume (Latching)




1988975



4-Pin Single Pole/Throw Relay– Normally Open




1990539



5-Pin Relay– Normally Closed

 

Devices and Sensors


Symbol


Description




1988751



Battery




1988753



Battery Assembly– Hybrid




1988717



Single Filament Light Bulb




1988719



Double Filament Light Bulb




1988722



Light Emitting Diode (LED)




1988725



Photo Sensor




1990988



Gauge




1988776



Diode




1988748



Capacitor




1988755



Resistor




1988759



Variable Resistor




1990991



Variable Resistor– NTC




1990992



Breakable Wire




1988778



Heating Element




1988771



Position Sensor




1988773



Pressure Sensor




1990993



Knock Sensor




1990994



Inductive Type Sensor– 2-Wire




1990996



Inductive Type Sensor– 3-Wire




1990998



Hall Effect Sensor– 2-Wire




1990999



Hall Effect Sensor– 3-Wire




1991000



Oxygen Sensor– 2-Wire




1991001



Heated Oxygen Sensor– 4-Wire




1988970



Solenoid– Actuator




1988971



Solenoid– Valve




1988972



Clutch




1988779



Motor




1991003



Motor with PTC




1988729



Antenna




1991005



Speaker




1991006



Horn




1991007



Microphone




1991008



Airbag




1991009



SIR Coil




1991010



SIR Impact Sensor

 

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