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    							HEATED FRONT SCREENF6
    CIRCUIT OPERATION1
    CIRCUIT OPERATION
    This operates only with the engine running, which is
    determined by the HEVAC panel. In the off state, the
    signal is at 12 volts. When the Heated Front
    Windscreen is activated, the signal is switched to 0
    volts. This provides the ground required for relay 5 to
    be pulled in, as there is an ignition feed on the other
    side of the coil provided by relay 15. This relay
    energises one half of the heated screen elements.
    Once relay 5 has been energised, a 12 volt signal is
    provided to the coil of relay 4. The other side of the
    coil is connected directly to ground, thereby
    energising the relay and switching on the other half
    of the elements.
    There is also a feed spliced from the harness which
    provides the petrol Engine Control Module with a
    signal that tells the unit there will be a large electrical
    load turned on/off. 
    						
    							HEATED FRONT SCREENF6
    2CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
    30
    F 32
    30 AP125a
    Engine Compart-
    ment Fuse Box
    [4] Right
    Heated
    Front
    Screen
    Relay
    [5] Left Heated
    Front
    Screen
    Relay RL 5
    [5]
    7
    PG
    Petrol Diesel
    Z253
    Heating Ventila-
    tion and Air
    Conditioning
    Control Unit
    (HEVAC)
    5 C244
    Z132
    Engine Control
    Module (ECM)
    15
    B
    S114
    E167
    See Ground Dis-
    tribution
    21 C507
    10
    C202 C10210
    C202 C102 S102
    2
    C106 C506PG
    5 23 1
    30
    F 30
    30 A
    RL 4
    [4]
    5 23 1
    2 C1724 C1733 C172
    B108
    Heated Front
    Screen
    1 C130PLG1 C128PLG
    E199
    0101 PROG 
    						
    							HEATED FRONT SCREENF6
    3CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
    3
    C106
    NY
    C506
    25
    C121 C571
    15 C114
    Petrol DieselZ106
    Generator
    Z238
    Body Electrical
    Control Module
    (BECM)
    S573
    9 C255
    4 C246B
    Z253
    Heating Ventila-
    tion and Air
    Conditioning
    Control Unit
    (HEVAC)Starting and
    Charging D +
    NY
    C246AWith Air Condi-
    tioning Without Air
    Conditioning
    4
    Z253
    Heating Ventila-
    tion and Air
    Conditioning
    Control Unit
    (HEVAC) 
    						
    							HEATED REAR SCREENF9
    CIRCUIT OPERATION1
    CIRCUIT OPERATION
    The rear screen heater will reflect the state of the
    heated rear screen input from the HEVAC unit at any
    time while the BeCM (Z238) is in the active mode.
    This signal is normally 12V and 0V when active (Ac-
    tive Low).
    The HEVAC unit will control all timing functions re-
    lated to the rear screen heater. 
    						
    							HEATED REAR SCREENF9
    2CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
    Z253
    Heating Ventila-
    tion and Air
    Conditioning
    Control Unit
    (HEVAC)
    01
    B141
    Rear Screen
    2 C324
    30
    F 12
    30 AZ238
    Body Electrical
    Control Module
    (BECM)
    RL 11
    11 C255
    1 C866
    B
    S851
    E322
    See Ground Dis-
    tribution
    2
    C860 C310
    1 C873PLG
    WB
    Without Air
    Conditioning With Air Condi-
    tioning
    17 C246BZ253
    Heating Ventila-
    tion and Air
    Conditioning
    Control Unit
    (HEVAC)
    9 C246A
    15
    01 
    						
    							ELECTROCHROMIC REAR VIEW MIRRORG1
    1CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
    8
    Z238
    Body Electrical
    Control Module
    (BECM)
    2 C564
    918 C626
    Automatic
    Transmission Manual Trans-
    mission
    3C660
    0 [1]
    X157
    Reverse Switch
    S551
    E529
    E574
    UP UG
    S608
    S609
    S610
    UB
    10C65967 C660
    C559
    6 C562
    0 [1]
    X1
    0 [2]
    Y2
    0 [3]
    Z3
    C562 GN
    B
    5C560BG
    S607
    E621
    C560
    C560 1 C564
    Petrol
    Diesel
    See Ground Dis-
    tributionSee Ground Dis-
    tribution C660X294
    Gear Box Position
    Switch
    [1] X Switch
    [2] Y Switch
    [3] Z Switch
    P01 1
    R00 1
    N10 1
    D10 0
    3000
    2010
    1110
    Z* 1 1 1
    XY Z
    GN
    UB
    2 C312
    1 C312
    S306
    E328
    See Ground Dis-
    tribution
    Manual Trans-
    mission
    Automatic
    TransmissionB110
    Electrochromic
    Rear View Mirror
    1 C323
    3
    20 C326
    WP NU
    15
    F 6
    10 A
    Automatic Gear-
    box
    BB
    1 =
    0 =
    * =Switch Open
    Switch Closed
    Fault 
    						
    							HEADLAMPSH1
    CIRCUIT OPERATION1
    CIRCUIT OPERATION
    Dipped Beam Headlamps
    Operation of the headlamp switch will activate the
    LH and RH dipped beam headlamps, regardless of
    the state of the ignition switch.
    Headlamp Delay
    The term ªheadlampº used throughout this section is
    assumed to be either dipped beam or main beam, as
    selected by the main beam changeover switch. This
    switch will continue to function for the duration of the
    delay period.
    The headlamps will operate when the headlamp
    switch is set to the headlamp position, regardless of
    the status of the ignition switch.
    If the ignition switch is turned off and the key re-
    moved whilst the headlamps are on, and the head-
    lamp switch is subsequently turned off with a dwell of
    less than 1 second in the side lamp position, then a
    25 second headlamp delay will be initiated.
    If the ignition switch is turned off and the key re-
    moved while the headlamps are on and the head-
    lamp switch is subsequently turned to the side lamp
    position for greater than 1 second then the head-
    lamps will be switched off and parking lamps will re-
    main on until the headlamp switch is turned off, or
    turned back to the headlamp position.
    The headlamp delay may be cancelled immediately
    at any time while its active (master lighting switch in
    the off position) by the following actions:
    Insertion of the ignition key or selection of auxi-
    liary /ignition (all exterior lamps will be extinguis-
    hed).
    Turning the headlamp switch to the side lamp
    position. In this case the exterior lamps will im-
    mediately revert to parking lamps mode.
    Turning the headlamp switch to the headlamps
    position. In this case the headlamps and normal
    side lamps (i.e. not parking lamps) will be active.
    Main Beam/Side lamp Warning lamps
    The main beam warning lamp will be activated when-
    ever the main beam lamps are on, regardless of the
    state of the ignition switch. The side lamp warning
    lamp will be active whenever the side lamp switch is
    on and the side lamps are operating in side lamp
    mode, but not when the key is removed and the
    parking lamp mode is on.
    Main Beam Headlamps
    The main beam change over switch has a momen-
    tary action, which will cause the headlamps to switch
    between dipped and main beam on each operation.
    Operation of the main beam changeover switch,
    while the dipped beam headlamps are activated and
    the front fog lamps are inactive, will cause the
    dipped beam lamps to be extinguished and both
    main beam 1 and main beam 2 lamps to be illumi-
    nated.
    Operation of the main beam changeover switch,
    while both dipped beam and front fog lamps are ac-
    tive, will cause the dipped beam lamps to be extin-
    guished and the main beam 1 lamps to be illumi-
    nated.
    Daytime Running lamps
    This feature is a requirement for vehicles for the Ca-
    nadian, Norwegian, Swedish and Finnish markets.
    On these vehicles, with the engine running, daytime
    running loads will be active regardless of the state of
    any switches.
    This feature will in no way effect the operation of any
    of the other lighting systems. 
    						
    							HEADLAMPSH1
    2CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
    Z238
    Body Electrical
    Control Module
    (BECM)
    S205
    30
    F 1
    10 A
    4 C242 14
    Z142
    Instrument
    Cluster
    [15] Control Unit
    and Mess-
    age Centre
    Display
    [15]
    818
    145
    212
    210
    313
    19
    515
    11
    17 7
    Z238
    Body Electrical
    Control Module
    (BECM)
    93
    1
    12 8
    X273
    Direction Indicator
    [1] Headlamp
    Flash
    [2] Main Beam
    C257
    C219
    X145
    Main Lighting
    Switch
    [1] Side Lamps
    [2] Headlamps
    S208
    4
    E252
    12 C236
    00[1] [2]
    0[2]
    0[1]
    S215
    E252 E254
    7 C258
    C242
    C256 3
    2
    3 C219
    8 C236 Interior Lamps
    B
    B OR U UW USRW BB
    BG BG RG RG OG OG LG LGP P
    See Fuse Details
    See Ground Dis-
    tributionSee Ground Dis-
    tribution 
    						
    							HEADLAMPSH1
    3CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
    See Ground Dis-
    tribution
    See Ground Dis-
    tribution
    Z238
    Body Electrical
    Control Module
    (BECM)
    US 10 8
    UG
    C120
    12 C163
    RB 511
    UK
    54
    UB 15
    UP
    C113
    12 C189
    RW 93
    UO
    54
    E181 3 C189
    6
    S111
    [1] [2] [3] [4]
    B116
    Left Headlamp
    [1] Side Lamp
    [2] Dipped
    Beam
    [3] Main Beam
    [4] Main Beam
    2
    E154 3 C163
    6
    S101
    [1] [2] [3] [4] B130
    Right Headlamp
    [1] Side Lamp
    [2] Dipped Beam
    [3] Main Beam
    [4] Main Beam 2Z238
    Body Electrical
    Control Module
    (BECM)
    13 C256
    4 C238
    X134
    Ignition Switch
    0III
    III
    S215
    E252 3 C238
    3 C255
    2 C233
    0 [1]
    1 C233
    X229
    Key±In Switch
    [1] Key Inserted
    Except NAS
    BB B BB
    B NWWK
    See Ground Dis-
    tribution 
    						
    							SIDE LAMPSH4
    CIRCUIT OPERATION1
    CIRCUIT OPERATION
    Side lamps:
    Activation of the side lamp switch, when the ignition
    key is in, when the ignition is on, or when the head
    lamp switch is on, will result in the operation of the
    following; front LH and RH side lamps, rear LH and
    RH side lamps, number plate lamps, lamps on warn-
    ing lamp and the rear door switch pack illumination.
    The following lamps will also operate through the
    activation of the side lamp switch:
    Clock, fascia switch pack, console switch pack, gear
    select assembly, instrument pack, front cigar lighter,
    Hevac panel switches and I.C.E. (remote telephone
    dial, when fitted).
    Parking lamps:
    With the ignition and auxiliary off, the key out and the
    headlamp switch in the side lamp position, the park-
    ing lamps will be activated according to the position
    of the direction indicator switch as follows:
    If the indicator switch is in the central position,
    then all the side lamps will be on.
    If the indicator switch is in the RH position, then
    the front right and rear right side lamps will be
    on.
    If the indicator switch is in the LH position, then
    the front left and rear left side lamps will be on.
    If the headlamp switch is set to the headlamp posi-
    tion, then normal side lamps will operate in conjunc-
    tion with the headlamps.
    Side lamp Warning lamps:
    The side lamp warning lamp will be active whenever
    the side lamp switch is on and the side lamps are
    operating in side lamp mode, but not when the key is
    removed and the parking lamp mode is on. 
    						
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