2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe PDM M51-A/M51-B & Rear Parking Buzzer Location Photo
Service manual component-location figure labeling the M51 PDMs and M53 rear parking assist buzzer.
This document is a labeled photograph (identified as PHOTO.59) from an automotive service reference, uploaded as applicable to a 2010 Hyundai Genesis (BK1). The photo shows an under-dash area near the steering column and intermediate steering shaft (universal joint visible), with the HVAC/heater housing on the right side. Arrows and text boxes identify the locations of several electrical components: connectors M51-A PDM and M51-B PDM (Power Distribution Module connectors) located near the steering column, the M53 Rear Parking Assist Buzzer mounted on the ducting to the right, and an M65 Temperature component (label truncated at the bottom of the scan, likely a temperature sensor/actuator) on the heater unit. A handwritten '#156' appears on a bracket in the foreground. A reader can use this photo to physically locate the PDM connectors M51-A and M51-B, the rear parking assist buzzer, and the M65 temperature component when performing diagnostics or repairs behind the dashboard. No fuse values, wire colors, torque specs, or part numbers are shown—this is purely a component location photograph.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where are the M51-A and M51-B PDM connectors located?
- Per PHOTO.59, both M51-A PDM and M51-B PDM are located under the dash near the base of the steering column, adjacent to the intermediate steering shaft.
- Where is the M53 rear parking assist buzzer mounted?
- The photo shows the M53 Rear Parking Assist Buzzer mounted under the dash on the right side of the steering column area, attached near the HVAC ducting/heater housing.
- What is component M65 in this photo?
- The callout identifies M65 as a 'TEMPERATURE' component (the rest of the label is cut off in the scan); the arrow points to a location on the heater/HVAC unit.
- What photo number is this in the service documentation?
- It is labeled PHOTO.59.
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