What fuse powers the clearance and side marker lights in this diagram?

Fuse position 13 in the fuse box, rated 15A.

What wire color feeds the clearance and side marker lamps from the lighting switch?

A Red/Yellow (R/Y) wire from pin 8 of the lighting switch; the feed from the fuse box to the switch (E40 pin 10) is White (W), and the lamp grounds are Black (B).

Which connectors are used for the front side marker and clearance lights?

E26 (side marker light, front LH), E27 (front combination light, clearance LH), E04 (front combination light, clearance RH), and E07 (side marker light, front RH). Connectors E40, E38, G05, G02 and L02 also appear in the circuit.

What do the bracketed numbers in the legend mean?

[1] = 2-door CAMI, [2] = 2-door IWATA and 4-door, [3] = IWATA, [4] = CAMI — indicating routing/connector differences by body style and assembly plant.

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Suzuki Clearance & Side Marker Lamp Wiring Diagram - Fuse 13 15A, E40 Switch

Front lighting wiring diagram with lighting switch, side marker and combination lights

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Wiring diagram of the front lighting circuit showing the lighting switch, front combination lights and side marker lights with R/Y wires.

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This is a wiring diagram page (uploaded as 'lamps1.gif') covering the clearance (parking) lamps and front side marker lamps circuit. Power originates at fuse position 13 (15A) in the fuse box, feeding a White (W) wire to connector E40 pin 10 at the lighting switch, which has OFF/TAIL/HEAD positions and connects to the dimmer & passing switch. From switch pin 8, a Red/Yellow (R/Y) wire distributes power to four branches: the LH front side marker light (connector E26), the LH front combination light clearance bulb (E27), the RH front combination light clearance bulb (E04), and the RH front side marker light (E07). Each lamp grounds through Black (B) wires to chassis ground points. A far-right branch passes through connectors E38/G05 and G02/L02 pairs, with footnoted variations by body/assembly plant: [1] 2-door CAMI, [2] 2-door IWATA and 4-door, [3] IWATA, [4] CAMI. Readers can learn the fuse rating, wire colors (W, R/Y, B), connector identifiers and pin numbers, and how the circuit routing differs between 2-door and 4-door models built at the CAMI and Iwata plants.

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Frequently asked questions

What fuse powers the clearance and side marker lights in this diagram?: Fuse position 13 in the fuse box, rated 15A.
What wire color feeds the clearance and side marker lamps from the lighting switch?: A Red/Yellow (R/Y) wire from pin 8 of the lighting switch; the feed from the fuse box to the switch (E40 pin 10) is White (W), and the lamp grounds are Black (B).
Which connectors are used for the front side marker and clearance lights?: E26 (side marker light, front LH), E27 (front combination light, clearance LH), E04 (front combination light, clearance RH), and E07 (side marker light, front RH). Connectors E40, E38, G05, G02 and L02 also appear in the circuit.
What do the bracketed numbers in the legend mean?: [1] = 2-door CAMI, [2] = 2-door IWATA and 4-door, [3] = IWATA, [4] = CAMI — indicating routing/connector differences by body style and assembly plant.
What positions does the lighting switch have?: OFF, TAIL, and HEAD.