Instrument panel, its processor, signaling devices, fuse box
C - three-phase alternator;
J218 - instrument panel processor;
K - instrument panel;
K1 - headlight high beam signaling device;
K2 - alternator signaling device;
K4 - side lights signaling device;
K13 - signaling device for rear fog lights;
K17 - front fog lamp signaling device;
K18 - signaling device for trailer direction indicators;
K19 - signaling device for fastening seat belts;
K29 - Glow indicator (preheat);
K60 - low beam signaling device;
K65 - a signaling device of the left lanterns of the index of turn;
K94 - signaling device of the right direction indicator lamps;
T2g - two-pin plug connector, in a holder on the starter;
T32a - 32-pin connector, on the instrument panel (blue);
T32b - 32-pin connector, on the instrument panel (green);
80 - connection on "mass" in the wiring harness behind the instrument panel;
A2 - connection with positive pole (15) in the wiring harness behind the instrument panel;
A5 - connection with positive pole (right turn signal) in the wiring harness behind the instrument panel on the left;
A6 - connection with positive pole (left turn signal) in the wiring harness behind the instrument panel on the left;
A17 - connection (61) in the wiring harness behind the instrument panel;
A47 - connection (55) in the wiring harness behind the instrument panel;
A84 - connection (58L) in the wiring harness behind the instrument panel on the left;
A85 - connection (58R) in the wiring harness behind the instrument panel on the left;
B9 - connection (56aR) in the wiring harness behind the instrument panel on the left;
U2 - connection with positive pole (15) in the wiring harness behind the instrument panel (only for vehicles with automatic transmission);
U4 - connection with positive pole (30) in the wiring harness behind the instrument panel (only for vehicles with automatic transmission)
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