What fuses power the turn signal and hazard circuit in this diagram?

Two 15A fuses in the fuse box, at positions 15 and 19, feeding wires W/G and Y through connector E40 pins 18 and 19.

What wire colors are used for the left and right turn signal circuits?

Green/red (G/R) is used for the left-side turn signals and green/yellow (G/Y) for the right side; black (B) wires provide grounds, and G and Y/W wires connect the switch to the relay at E59.

Where does the turn signal and hazard warning relay connect?

The turn signal and hazard warning relay connects at connector E59, pins 1 and 3, with pin 2 going to ground via a black (B) wire.

Which connectors are used for the front and rear turn signal lights?

Front turn signal lights use connectors E27 (LH) and E04 (RH); rear turn signal lights use L18 (LH) and M01 (RH), each grounding at pin 5 with a black wire.

What do the numbered legend boxes [1]-[4] mean on this diagram?

They indicate build variants: [1] 2-DOOR-CAMI, [2] 2-DOOR-IWATA and 4-DOOR, [3] IWATA, [4] CAMI.

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Suzuki Turn Signal & Hazard Flasher Wiring Diagram - Fuses, Relay, Wire Colors

Wiring diagram: turn signal switch, hazard warning switch, front and rear turn signal lights and relay

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Wiring diagram of the turn signal and hazard warning system showing the switches, relay and front and rear turn signal lights.

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This document is a wiring diagram for the turn signal and hazard warning light circuit of a Suzuki vehicle. Power comes from two 15A fuses (positions 15 and 19) in the fuse box, feeding through wires W/G and Y (connector E40, pins 18 and 19) to the hazard warning switch and turn signal switch (LH/OFF/RH). The turn signal and hazard warning relay connects at connector E59 (pins 1, 3, 2). Green/red (G/R) wiring runs the left-side circuit and green/yellow (G/Y) the right-side circuit, feeding the front turn signal lights (connectors E27 LH and E04 RH), the combination meter turn indicators (TURN(LH), TURN(RH) via connectors G11/G09), and the rear turn signal lights (connectors L18 LH and M01 RH), with intermediate connectors E38/G05, G02/L02, L16/M07 and G06/E37. All lamps ground through black (B) wires to numbered chassis ground points (1, 6, 9, 10, 11). A legend distinguishes wiring variations by build: [1] 2-door CAMI, [2] 2-door IWATA and 4-door, [3] IWATA, [4] CAMI. The diagram lets a reader trace flasher circuit wiring, connector pin numbers, wire colors, and fuse ratings for diagnosing turn signal or hazard light faults.

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Frequently asked questions

What fuses power the turn signal and hazard circuit in this diagram?: Two 15A fuses in the fuse box, at positions 15 and 19, feeding wires W/G and Y through connector E40 pins 18 and 19.
What wire colors are used for the left and right turn signal circuits?: Green/red (G/R) is used for the left-side turn signals and green/yellow (G/Y) for the right side; black (B) wires provide grounds, and G and Y/W wires connect the switch to the relay at E59.
Where does the turn signal and hazard warning relay connect?: The turn signal and hazard warning relay connects at connector E59, pins 1 and 3, with pin 2 going to ground via a black (B) wire.
Which connectors are used for the front and rear turn signal lights?: Front turn signal lights use connectors E27 (LH) and E04 (RH); rear turn signal lights use L18 (LH) and M01 (RH), each grounding at pin 5 with a black wire.
What do the numbered legend boxes [1]-[4] mean on this diagram?: They indicate build variants: [1] 2-DOOR-CAMI, [2] 2-DOOR-IWATA and 4-DOOR, [3] IWATA, [4] CAMI.