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Sk06520 Electrical Circuit Index Electrical Circuit Index SK06520 Y 01 ITEM CKT # TITLE DESC COLOR PB #s KW #s 1 EE01 ECM COMMON 1 ECM COMMON 1 BLK/WHT DDEC953 2 EE02 ECM COMMON 2 ECM COMMON 2 BLK/WHT 3 AEE02 ENGINE BRAKE ENABLE ENGINE BRAKE ENABLE BLK/LT GRN 4 AEE02 ENGINE BRAKE ENABLE ENGINE BRAKE ENABLE BLK/LT GRN 5 AEE02 ENGINE BRAKE ENABLE ENGINE BRAKE ENABLE BLK/LT GRN DDEC163 6 EE03 ECM COMMON 3 ECM COMMON 3 BLK/WHT 7 EE04 ENGINE BRAKE 1 ENGINE BRAKE 1 LT GRN/YEL DDEC959 8 EE05 ENGINE BRAKE 2 ENGINE BRAKE 2 LT GRN/BLK DDEC583 9 EE06 ENGINE BRAKE 3 ENGINE BRAKE 3 YEL/BLK 10 EE07 CRUISE-RESUME CRUISE-RESUME PINK DDEC545 11 EE08 CRUISE-ON CRUISE-ON BLU DDEC544 12 EE09 BRAKE SAVER PWR BRAKE SAVER PWR ORN 13 EE10 STOP ENGINE LIGHT STOP ENGINE LIGHT BRN/WHT DDEC509 14 EE11 MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT GRN/WHT 15 EE12 MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT BLK/RED DDEC499 16 VEHICLE PWR SD VEHICLE PWR SD DDEC499 17 EE13 THROTTLE PEDAL THROTTLE PEDAL RED/ORN DDEC916 18 EE13 OFF IDLE OFF IDLE RED/ORN 19 EE14 THROTTLE SENSOR OUTPUT THROTTLE SENSOR OUTPUT BLU DDEC417 20 EE14 ON IDLE ON IDLE BLU 21 EE15 DIAGNOSTIC SIGNAL DIAGNOSTIC SIGNAL LT GRN DDEC528 22 EE16 MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT WHT/RED DDEC524 23 PARKING BRAKE SWITCH PARKING BRAKE SWITCH DDEC524 24 EE17 CRUISE SET CRUISE SET YEL DDEC541 25 EE18 MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT GRN/WHT DDEC908 26 PWM #1 - TPS MODULATOR PWM #1 - TPS MODULATOR DDEC908 27 PWM #1 - TPS MOD RET PWM #1 - TPS MOD RET DDECA908 28 MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT DDECA908 SK06520.FM Electrical Circuit Index SK06520 Y 02 ITEM CKT # TITLE DESC COLOR PB #s KW #s 29 EE19 ENG FAN MANUAL OVERRIDE ENG FAN MANUAL OVERRIDE WHT/LT GRN 30 EE20 SERVICE BRAKE SWITCH SERVICE BRAKE SWITCH WHT DDEC543 31 EE21 ECM SWITCHED POWER ECM SWITCHED POWER RED 32 EE22 MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT PINK DDEC524(#2) 33 OPTL IDLE INTERLOCK OPTL IDLE INTERLOCK DDEC524(#2) 34 EE23 MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT GRN/BLU DDEC564 35 OPTL IDLE ACTIVE LIGHT OPTL IDLE ACTIVE LIGHT DDEC564 36 EE24 CHECK ENGINE LIGHT CHECK ENGINE LIGHT LT GRN DDEC419 37 DIAGNOSTICS POWER DIAGNOSTICS POWER DDEC439 38 ECM SWITCHED POWER ECM SWITCHED POWER DDEC439 39 EE25 ROAD SPEED SENSOR (+) ROAD SPEED SENSOR (+) BLU/RED DDEC556 40 EE26 ROAD SPEED SENSOR (-) ROAD SPEED SENSOR (-) BLU/ORN DDEC557 41 EE27 “CRUISE CONT ““ON”” LIGHT” “CRUISE CONT ““ON”” LIGHT” RED/BLU DDEC354 42 EE28 CLUTCH SWITCH CLUTCH SWITCH GRN DDEC531 43 EE29 5(+)V LOW COOLANT SENSOR +5V LOW COOLSNT SENSOR RED/GRN 44 EE30 COOLANT LEVEL LOW COOLANT LEVEL LOW LT GRN/BLU DDEC115 45 EE31 COOLANT LEVEL NORMAL COOLANT LEVEL NORMAL LT GRN/PINK 46 EE32 COOLANT LEVEL RETURN COOLANT LEVEL RETURN BLK 47 EE33 J1922 DATA LINK (+) J1922 DATA LINK (+) BLU/WHT DDEC800 48 EE34 VARIABLE SPEED GOVERNOR VARIABLE SPEED GOVERNOR BLK/PURPLE DDEC510 49 EE35 J1922 DATA LINK (-) J1922 DATA LINK (-) WHT/BLU DDEC801 50 J1708 DATA LINK (+) J1708 DATA LINK (+) DDEC900 51 J1708 DATA LINK (-) J1708 DATA LINK (-) DDEC901 52 EE36 PGS PRESSURE PGS PRESSURE DDEC749 53 EE37 MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT BLK/PINK DDEC909 54 OPTL IDLE ALARM OPTL IDLE ALARM DDEC909 55 EE38 MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT LT GRN/BLU DDEC910 56 PWM #3 - STARTER RELAY PWM #3 - STARTER RELAY DDEC910 SK06520.FM Electrical Circuit Index SK06520 Y 03 ITEM CKT # TITLE DESC COLOR PB #s KW #s 57 EE39 MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT GRN/YEL DDEC958 58 AUX #5 - OPTL IDLE SLEEPT AUX #5 - OPTL IDLE SLEEPT HERM DDEC958 59 EE40 WAIT TO START LIGHT WAIT TO START LIGHT LT GRN 60 EE41 ENGINE FAN ON/OFF ENGINE FAN ON/OFF WHT/LT GRN 61 EE42 ENGINE FAN RETURN ENGINE FAN RETURN BLK/LT GRN 62 EE43 A/C NOT HIGH A/C NOT HIGH WHT 63 EE44 A/C RETURN A/C RETURN WHT/LT GRN 64 EE45 EXH BRAKE SOL OUT EXH BRAKE SOL OUT 65 EE46 TACHOMETER_OUTPUT_(+) TACHOMETER_OUTPUT_(+) RED/BLU 66 EE47 TACHOMETER_OUTPUT_(-) TACHOMETER_OUTPUT_(-) ORN/BLU 67 EE48 SPEEDOMETER_OUTPUT_(+) SPEEDOMETER_OUTPUT_(+) ORN/BLK 68 EE49 SPEEDOMETER_OUTPUT_(-) SPEEDOMETER_OUTPUT_(-) BLK/ORN 69 EE50 MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT GRN 70 EE51 MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT GRN 71 EE52 MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT GRN 72 EE53 MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT GRN 73 EE54 MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT GRN 74 EE55 MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT GRN 75 EE56 MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT GRN 76 EE57 MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT GRN 77 EE58 MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT GRN 78 EE59 MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT GRN 79 EE60 MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT MULTIFUNCTION CIRCUIT GRN 80 EE61 “REMOTE_PTO_””SET””” “REMOTE_PTO_””SET””” BLU/YEL 81 EE62 “REMOTE_PTO_””RESUME””” “REMOTE_PTO_””RESUME””” VIO/WHT 82 EE63 REMOTE_THROTTLE REMOTE_THROTTLE WHT/BLK 83 EE64 REMOTE SWITCH REMOTE SWITCH LT BLU 84 EE65 ENGINE RUNNING SIG ENGINE RUNNING SIG WHT SK06520.FM Electrical Circuit Index SK06520 Y 04 ITEM CKT # TITLE DESC COLOR PB #s KW #s 85 EE66 BATTERY POWER 1 ORN 86 EE67 BATTERY POWER 2 ORN 87 EE68 BATTERY POWER 3 ORN 88 EE69 BATTERY POWER 4 ORN 100 1 LEFT HAND FUEL SWITCH PANEL TO FUEL TANK TAN/RED 73 101 2 RIGHT HAND FUEL SWITCH PANEL TO FUEL TANK TAN/BLK 72 102 3 STOPLIGHTS CIRCUIT BREAKER TO STOPLIGHT WHT “44,120,279” 2 103 4 HEADLIGHT SWITCH-HOT CIRCUIT BREAKER TO DIMMER SWITCH LT BLU 5 104 5 MARKER LIGHTS CB TO MARKERS AND TRAILER PLUG ORN/BLK “25,187” 3 105 6 PARKING LIGHTS CIRCUIT BREAKER TO PARKING LIGHTS BRN 26 1 106 7 FOG OR DRIVING LIGHTS CIRCUIT BREAKER TO FOG LIGHTS PRP “27,100,183” “9,10” 107 8 TAIL AND SIDE MARKER LIGHTS CB TO TAIL AND SIDE MARKER LIGHT BRN 28 “1,3” 108 9 HIGH BEAM INDICATOR DIMMER SWITCH TO HIGH BEAM INDICATOR BLU/WHT “4,24,41,42” “5,7” 109 10 HORN GROUND HORN BUTTON TO HORN RELAY BLK 53 110 11 HORN-HOT CIRCUIT BREAKER TO HORN RELAY GRN/WHT 12 111 12 FEEDER LINE - BATTERY CIRCUIT BREAKER TO IGNITION SWITCH ORN 112 13 DASH LIGHTS CIRCUIT BREAKER TO RHEOSTAT LT BLU 253 13 113 14 FUEL GAUGE SWITCH PANEL TO INSTRUMENT TAN/BLK “103,105” 72 114 15 FUEL GAUGE LINE ACCESORY BLOCK TO GAUGE TAN/BLK “103,105” 72 115 16 B. BATTERY LINE B.BAT AMMETER TO SERIES PARALLEL SW NOT USED 116 17 B. BATTERY LINE CB TO B.BAT AMM TO STARTER NOT USED 117 18 BATTERY INSTR GRP AMM OR A.BAT AMM TO CB NOT USED 118 19 DOME LIGHTS AND OVERHEAD ACCESS CB TO DOME LIGHT OR OVHD ACCESS VIO/WHT “66,67” 119 20 I.C.C. LIGHTS CIRCUIT BREAKER TO I.C.C. LIGHTS ORN/BLK 3 120 21 A. BATTERY LINE CB TO A.BAT AMMETER NOT USED 121 22 CIGAR LIGHTER ACCESSORY BLOCK TO LIGHTER PINK/RED 164 116 122 23 FUEL PUMP POWER TO RUN CIRCUIT BREAKER TO FUEL PUMP SOLENOID ORN/GRN 74 123 A23 ECM SWITCHED POWER SHUTDOWN CONN TO ENG PWR RELAY SK06520.FM Electrical Circuit Index SK06520 Y 05 ITEM CKT # TITLE DESC COLOR PB #s KW #s 124 24 HEADLIGHTS SWITCH PANEL TO CIRCUIT BREAKER LT BLU 5 125 25 MARKERS SWITCH PANEL TO CIRCUIT BREAKER ORN/BLK “5,187” 3 126 26 PARKING LIGHTS SWITCH PANEL TO CIRCUIT BREAKER BRN 6 1 127 27 FOG OR DRIVING LIGHTS SWITCH PANEL TO CIRCUIT BREAKER PRP “7,109,183” “9,10” 128 28 TAIL LIGHTS SWITCH PANEL TO CIRCUIT BREAKER BRN 8 1 129 29 STARTER BUTTON BUTTON TO SERIES PARALLEL SWITCH OR SO PRP 130 30 A. BATTERY LINE CB TO SERIES PARALLEL SWITCH BLK/ORN 131 31 REGULATOR ARM LINE GENERATOR TO VOLT RGLTR JUNCTION BLOCK RED 132 32 REGULATOR FIELD LINE VOLTAGE REGULATOR TO GENERATOR NOT USED 133 33 REGULATOR GROUND LINE VOLTAGE REGULATOR TO GENERATOR NOT USED 134 34 TRANSFER LINE SERIES PARALLEL SWITCH TO STARTER SOL NOT USED 135 35 TEMP GAUGE GAUGE TO AXLE - FRONT DRIVER GRA/BLK “28,29” 136 36 TEMP GAUGE GAUGE TO AXLE - REAR DRIVER GRA/BLK “28,29” 137 37 TURN SIGNAL (RIGHT REAR) SIGNAL SWITCH TO SIGNAL LIGHT GRN 36 138 37/37 TURN SIGNAL (RIGHT FRONT) SIGNAL SWITCH TO SIGNAL LIGHT GRN/BLK 34 139 38 TURN SIGNAL (LEFT REAR) SIGNAL SWITCH TO SIGNAL LIGHT YEL 35 140 38/38 TURN SIGNAL (LEFT FRONT) SIGNAL SWITCH TTO SIGNAL LIGHT YEL/BLK 33 141 39 TURN LIGHT HOT ACCESSORY BLOCK TO TURN SIGNAL SWITCH ORN/BLU 64 142 40 LOW PRESSURE AIR BUZZER ACCESSORY BLOCK TO BUZZER LT GRN 18 143 41 LOW BEAM DIMMER SWITCH TO HEADLIGHTS RED/BLK 6 144 42 HIGH BEAM DIMMER SWITCH TO HEADLIGHTS BLU/WHT 7 145 43 COE HEATER HEATER SWITCH TO HEATER LT BLU/BLK 30 146 43/43 COE HEATER HEATER SWITCH TO HEATER LT BLU/BLK 30 147 44 STOPLIGHTS SLT SW TO BREAKAWAY SW AND STOP LTS WHT “3,120,279” 2 148 45 CVNTL HEATER HOT ACCESSORY BLOCK TO SWITCH LT BLU/BLK 30 149 45 COE HEATER AND DEFROSTER CIRCUIT BREAKER TO SWITCH LT BLU/BLK 150 46 DEFROSTER FAN HOT ACCESSORY BLOCK TO SWITCH YEL/RED 62 151 47 DEFROSTER FAN LH SWITCH TO FAN YEL/RED 62 SK06520.FM Electrical Circuit Index SK06520 Y 06 ITEM CKT # TITLE DESC COLOR PB #s KW #s 152 48 DEFROSTER FAN RH SWITCH TO FAN YEL/RED 62 153 49 COMBINATION TURN SIGNAL TURN SIGNAL SWITCH TO STOP LIGHT SW ORN/BLU “33-36,64,70” 154 50 TEMP GAUGE LIGHT RHEOSTAT TO TEMP GAUGE LIGHT LT BLU “13,253” 155 51 GLOW PLUG LINE SWITCH TO GLOW PLUG ORN/WHT 88 156 52 GLOW PLUG LINE AMMETER TO CIRCUIT BREAKER ORN/WHT 88 157 53 TURBO GLOW PLUG CIRCUIT CIRCUIT BREAKER TO SWITCH ORN/WHT 88 158 54 TURBO GLOW PLUG LIGHT SWITCH TO INDICATOR LIGHT LT GRN 88 159 55 OBSOLETE NOT USED 160 56 TEMPERATURE GAUGE HOT ACCESSORY BLOCK TO TEMP GAUGES GRA/BLK “25-29,57,58” 161 57 CVNTL IGNITION LINE IGNITION SWITCH TO CB ORN 162 57 COE IGNITION IGNITION RELAY TO CIRCUIT BREAKER ORN 163 58 ENGINE OIL HEAT GAUGE GAUGE TO MOTOR PAN PINK 25 164 59 TRANSMISSION HEAT GAUGE GAUGE TO TRANSMISSION VIO 26 165 60 AUX XMSN HEAT GAUGE GAUGE TO AUXILIARY TRANSMISSION GRA/BLK 27 166 61 IGNITION LINE IGNITION SWITCH TO STARTER BUTTON ORN/WHT 167 62 TRAILER BREAKAWAY LINE BREAKAWAY SWITCH TO TRAILER STOPLIGHTS WHT 2 168 63 IGNITION ACCESSORY LINE CIRCUIT BREAKER TO ACCESSORY BLOCK RED 169 64 BATTERY ACCESSORY LINE CIRCUIT BREAKER TO ACCESSORY BLOCK ORN 170 65 CVNTL BATTERY CHARGING LINE CIRCUIT BREAKER TO VOLG.
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