2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe Turn & Hazard Lamps Wiring Diagram SD925-1
Wiring diagram of the turn signal and hazard lamp system showing the flasher unit, hazard relay and switches.
This is page SD925-1, "Turn & Hazard Lamps (1)," a wiring diagram from a Hyundai service manual (diagram code E5DDBB26). It shows the turn signal and hazard lamp circuit: power feeds from the I/P junction box via a HAZARD 10A fuse (hot at all times, Power Distribution SD110-7) and a T/SIG 10A fuse (hot in ON or START, SD110-8/SD110-9). The circuit includes the hazard relay (with burglar alarm) in the ICM relay box (connector M13-B), the hazard switch (connector M12, with illumination referenced to SD941-2), the flasher unit (connector M10, with power, coil control, and ground pins), diodes A and B in the I/P junction box feeding the turn signal lamps (continued on SD925-2), the left/right turn indicators in the instrument cluster (connectors M11-A/M11-B), the turn signal switch within the multi-function switch (connector M48-L), and hazard relay control from the BCM (connector M02-C). Wire colors shown include L/O, G, Br, R/O, R, P, Gr, L, R/B, and B. Grounds are GM01 and GM03 via joint connector JM01 (ground distribution SD130-2). Photo references (48, 49, 51, 52, 55, 56, 63, 64) locate each component and connector.
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Frequently asked questions
- What fuses power the turn signal and hazard lamp circuit?
- A HAZARD 10A fuse (hot at all times, see Power Distribution SD110-7) and a T/SIG 10A fuse (hot in ON or START, see SD110-8/SD110-9), both in the I/P junction box.
- Where is the hazard relay located?
- In the ICM relay box (Photo 48), labeled 'HAZARD RELAY (With B/Alarm)', connected via connector M13-B.
- What controls the hazard relay?
- The BCM provides hazard relay control through pin 11 of connector M02-C on an L/O wire (BCM shown at Photo 63).
- Which connector serves the turn signal switch?
- The turn signal switch is part of the multi-function switch (Photo 56) and uses connector M48-L, with pins 11 (G, LEFT), 12 (L, from flasher unit), and 13 (B, ground).
- Where does the flasher unit get power and ground?
- The flasher unit (Photo 55, connector M10) receives power on pin 2 via an R/B wire and ground on pin 3 via a B wire; pin 1 outputs on an L wire to the turn signal switch.
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