What fuses power the automatic transmission shift lock circuit in this diagram?

Three 15A fuses in the fuse box, at positions 14, 20, and 13.

What wire color feeds the shift lock solenoid (I06)?

A Bl/G (blue/green) wire feeds terminal 1 of the shift lock solenoid; terminal 2 exits on a B (black) wire to pin 4, then continues as Bl/R.

What components are in the shift lock circuit?

The stop light switch, diode E83, shift lock relay E64, shift lock solenoid I06, shift switch C17 (positions P, R, N, D, 2, L), and for some variants diode E84 (*1).

How is the shift illumination lamp wired?

The lighting switch (E40) output on an R/Y wire feeds pin 1 of the shift illumination lamp (I07); pin 2 exits on an R/G wire that runs to the illumination controller.

What do the numbered legend boxes mean?

[1] Van type, [2] Canvastop type, [3] CAMI, [4] IWATA, [5] vehicle without cruise control, [6] vehicle with cruise control — indicating which circuit branches apply to each variant.

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Suzuki A/T Shift Lock & Illumination Wiring Diagram - Shift Lock Relay/Solenoid

Wiring diagram for shift-lock relay, shift-lock solenoid, lighting and illumination circuits

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Factory wiring diagram of the shift-lock relay and solenoid, stop-light switch, lighting switch and shift illumination circuits with connector codes.

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This scanned wiring diagram shows the automatic transmission shift lock and related circuits for a Suzuki vehicle. Power comes from three 15A fuses (positions 14, 20, and 13) in the fuse box. The diagram traces the stop light switch circuit through a diode (E83) to the shift lock relay (E64), which controls the shift lock solenoid (I06). It also shows the lighting switch (E40) with OFF/TAIL/HEAD positions feeding the dimmer & passing switch and the shift illumination lamp (I07), whose output continues to an illumination controller. Cruise-control-equipped vehicles route through the cruise main switch (E41) and actuator, while vehicles without cruise control use the A/T TCC relay via the fuse box. The shift switch (C17) shows gear positions P, R, N, D, 2, L and grounds through a B/G wire. Wire colors identified include Y/G, LG, G/W, Y/Bl, Bl/B, Bl/G, Bl/R, B/W, W/R, R/Y, R/G, B, and B/G. Connector/component codes include E38/G05, G24/I01, E54/C10, E55/C11, and E84 (diode). A legend distinguishes van type, canvastop type, CAMI vs. IWATA production plants, and vehicles with or without cruise control. A footnote (*1) shows an additional diode circuit (E84) for certain variants.

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Frequently asked questions

What fuses power the automatic transmission shift lock circuit in this diagram?: Three 15A fuses in the fuse box, at positions 14, 20, and 13.
What wire color feeds the shift lock solenoid (I06)?: A Bl/G (blue/green) wire feeds terminal 1 of the shift lock solenoid; terminal 2 exits on a B (black) wire to pin 4, then continues as Bl/R.
What components are in the shift lock circuit?: The stop light switch, diode E83, shift lock relay E64, shift lock solenoid I06, shift switch C17 (positions P, R, N, D, 2, L), and for some variants diode E84 (*1).
How is the shift illumination lamp wired?: The lighting switch (E40) output on an R/Y wire feeds pin 1 of the shift illumination lamp (I07); pin 2 exits on an R/G wire that runs to the illumination controller.
What do the numbered legend boxes mean?: [1] Van type, [2] Canvastop type, [3] CAMI, [4] IWATA, [5] vehicle without cruise control, [6] vehicle with cruise control — indicating which circuit branches apply to each variant.