Hyundai Genesis Coupe 2.0L G4KF MFI Control System Wiring Diagram SD313-4
Electrical wiring diagram of the MFI control system showing instrument cluster, button-start, immobilizer and stop-lamp switch circuits.
This is page 4 of the MFI (Multiport Fuel Injection) Control System wiring diagram, sheet SD313-4, for the Hyundai G4KF-GSL 2.0L engine. It shows power distribution from the I/P Junction Box fuses — CLUSTER/ESCL 7.5A and MEMORY 10A (hot in ON or START), plus ECU 10A and STOP LP 15A (hot at all times) — to the instrument cluster (CRUISE, SET, and CHECK ENGINE indicators via MICOM), the A/C control module (auto), PDM, smart key control module (with button start) vs. immobilizer module (without button start), stop lamp switch, engine coolant temperature sensor & sender, oil temperature sensor, and the ECM. ECM pin assignments are labeled along the bottom, including pin 14/33 (ECT ground/signal), 86 (engine speed/tacho signal), 92 (engine check indicator), 69 (IMMO MIL), 75 (IMMO data line), 8/9 (fuel level signals), 2 (ON/START input), 44 (break test switch), 29 (break light switch), and 58/79 (OTS signal/ground). Wire colors (Y/B, Br/B, B/W, O, Gr, R/O, W/O, etc.), connector IDs (M11-A/B, M14-A, EC11, EC21, EM21, EM51, E34, JE68/JE69, CHG-series), photo references, and cross-references to related diagrams (SD110-7/8, SD120-2/3, SD313-5, SD927-1, SD940-3) are included. Stop lamp switch operation notes indicate contact A closes and contact B opens with brake pedal depressed.
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Frequently asked questions
- What fuses power the MFI control system circuits shown on SD313-4?
- The I/P junction box supplies CLUSTER/ESCL 7.5A and MEMORY 10A (hot in ON or START), plus ECU 10A and STOP LP 15A (hot at all times).
- Which ECM pins carry the fuel level signals?
- ECM pin 8 (Gr wire) carries the #2 (Middle) fuel level signal and pin 9 (Y wire) carries the #1 (Total) fuel level signal.
- What ECM pin is the engine speed (tacho) signal on?
- Pin 86, with a Y/B wire, labeled Engine Speed Signal (Tacho).
- How does the stop lamp switch operate according to this diagram?
- Contact (A) closes with the brake pedal depressed and contact (B) opens with the brake pedal depressed. Its outputs route via connector E34 with R/O and Y/B wires to the stop lamps (see SD927-1).
- Which module is used with push-button start versus without?
- With button start, the circuit goes to the Smart Key Control Module (connector M14-A); without button start, it goes to the Immobilizer Module (connector M36).
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