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Suzuki Samurai/Sidekick Combination Meter Wiring Diagram - Gauges & Fuel Level

Wiring diagram of the combination meter showing tachometer, temperature, speedometer and fuel circuits tied to the engine control module.

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This is a wiring diagram for the combination meter (instrument cluster) circuit, uploaded as "Meters1.gif" for a Suzuki vehicle. Power is supplied through fuse box positions 13 and 15A and 18 (15A). Fuse 13 feeds the lighting switch (OFF/TAIL/HEAD) via a white wire, which provides R/Y illumination power to the cluster; fuse 18 feeds the meter directly on a B/W wire at connector G11 pin 9. The combination meter contains the illumination lamp, tachometer, temperature gauge, vehicle speed sensor and fuel gauge. Outputs from the cluster include: R/G to the illumination controller (dimmer) at G07, Br through a noise filter and to the engine control module, Y/W to the coolant (water) temperature gauge sender C01 via connector E54/C10, Y and B/Y to the engine control module and ground, and Y/R through connectors G02/L02 and L18/M07 to the fuel level gauge sender M10, which is grounded. A legend distinguishes four build variants: [1] 2-Door CAMI, [2] 2-Door IWATA and 4-Door, [3] IWATA, [4] CAMI, with different connector pin assignments for each. Ground points 9, 10 and 11 are shown. Wire colors, connector names (E40, E38, G05, G06, G09, G11, G07, E37, E54, C10, C01, G02, L02, L18, M07, M10) and pin numbers are labeled throughout.

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Frequently asked questions

What fuses power the combination meter circuit in this diagram?
Fuse box positions 13 and 18, both rated 15A. Fuse 13 feeds the lighting switch (illumination) on a white wire, and fuse 18 feeds the meter on a B/W wire at connector G11 pin 9.
What gauges and components are inside the combination meter?
The combination meter contains the illumination lamp (ILL), tachometer (TACHO), temperature gauge (TEMP), vehicle speed sensor, and fuel gauge.
What wire color goes to the fuel level gauge sender?
A Y/R (yellow/red) wire leaves the meter, passes through connectors G02/L02 and L18/M07, then a B wire connects to the fuel level gauge at connector M10 pins 2 and 1, which grounds at ground point 11.
What wire connects the temperature gauge to its sender?
A Y/W (yellow/white) wire runs from the meter through connector E54/C10 (pin 6 or 8 depending on variant) to C01 pin 1 at the coolant (water) temperature gauge sender.
What do the numbered boxes 1-4 in the legend mean?
They indicate build variants: [1] 2-Door CAMI, [2] 2-Door IWATA and 4-Door, [3] IWATA, [4] CAMI. Connector pin numbers differ by variant.

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