Symbols and Codes

Symbols and Codes


NOTE: In the examples, an 'X' is used where a number would appear on the actual figure.


Reference Symbols







Control Module Pin Symbols







Wiring Symbols







Harness Codes

AC Climate Control Link
AT Alarm Link
BF Front Bumper Harness
BR Rear Bumper Harness
CA Cabin Harness
CP Intercooler Pump Link
CV Canister Vent Link
DD Driver Door Harness
DM Driver Memory Seat Harness
DT Driver Door Trim Link
FC Fascia Harness
FH Front Harness
FL LH Front Headlamp Link
FP Fuel Pump Harness
FR RH Front Headlamp Link
GB Transmission Harness
IL Fuel Injector Link
PD Passenger Door
PI Engine Harness
PN Passenger Seat Harness
PT Passenger Door Trim Link
RA D2B Network Harness
RF Roof Harness
SL Solar Sensor Link
SR Sliding Roof Harness
SW Subwoofer Link
TT Trailer Tow Harness

Wiring Color Codes
N Brown
O Orange
B Black
S Slate
W White
L Light
K Pink
U Blue
G Green
P Purple
R Red
Y Yellow
BRD Braid
BOF Black fiber optic (D2B Network)

Code Numbering
When numbering connectors, grounds and splices, Jaguar Engineering uses a three-position format: CA001, CA002, etc. Because space is limited in this Electrical Guide the codes have, in most cases, been shortened. Thus CA001-001 becomes CA1-1, CA002-001 becomes CA2-1, etc.

Grounds
On figures where LHD and RHD circuits are combined and the ground designation differs from LHD to RHD, the RHD ground code is shown in parentheses. If the ground designation is the same for LHD and RHD, only one ground code is used, with no parentheses.







Relays
All relays are located in the Front and Rear Power Distribution Boxes and the Primary Junction Fuse Box. Relays do not have a separate relay connector (base). All relays use the ISO pin numbering system (1, 2, 3, 4, 5). Each relay is identified by an "R" number unique only to the fuse box in which it is located.







Fuses
All fuses are located in the Front and Rear Power Distribution Boxes and the Primary Junction Fuse Box. Each fuse is identified by an "F" number unique only to the fuse box in which it is located.







Networks
In most instances, networks are shown as a broken grey line to indicate that there is network communication between the depicted control modules. Refer to Figures 20.1, 20.2, 20.3, 20.4 and 20.5 for circuit details. Diagrams By Figure Number







Component Depictions