Help with Engine Bay Fuse Box - wiring diagram / wire colors

[ebob9]

I'm trying to find out the pinout and matching wire color map for the connectors to the fuse box in the engine bay. Pics of the connectors are attached.

I'd like to ultimately find a map of the fuses to wires coming out of the harness. If anyone has this available, or knows where it can be found - please let me know!

Ultimate goal is to tap a wire for 12v accessory switch detection (down from the harness a bit.)

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[ebob9]

Well, after searching I found the answer! Figured I'd come answer my own question for anyone else who is looking for the same.

The Connectors are C1035A and C1035B - connected to the Battery Junction Box (BJB).

In other posts, I've found the following pinouts of the connectors - attached.

In the detail of the pins in the PDF, there is a color code. Attaching an image on how to read the color codes and what they mean as well:

 

[alastair124]

Well, after searching I found the answer! Figured I'd come answer my own question for anyone else who is looking for the same.

The Connectors are C1035A and C1035B - connected to the Battery Junction Box (BJB).

In other posts, I've found the following pinouts of the connectors - attached.

In the detail of the pins in the PDF, there is a color code. Attaching an image on how to read the color codes and what they mean as well:

Hey mate, what are the chances of you finding the part numbers for the C1035A/B terminals. Cannot find information regarding adding a circuit in to the connector

 

[airline tech]

Terminal PN differ depending on wire gage - what specific circuit- pin# you wanting?

 

[alastair124]

I am yet to look in to the specific pin, looking to use 6awg or 8awg. Hoping to use fuse 59 and 78

 

[airline tech]

The issue is that the diagrams and fuse box (list) show Fuse 59 & 78 as (Not Used), and do not show a pin location for either - So that fuse spot is most likely (just an open hole) and no contacts in the box.
There are however some lower amperage fuses that appear to have an internal circuit run up to the connector. I am assuming you are wanting to use a 30 Amp fuse source.
The internals of the fuse box is a Circuit Board, so no internal wiring for the fuses and if the box is wired for it then it's just a matter of adding in a wire to the connector.
I do not see any open (not used) hi amp fuses that are internally circuited.

So, you will most likely have to tap another source or add a separate fuse box, depending on what you are trying to add. (Lighting?)

 

[alastair124]

Thanks for the info mate. If I could grab the part numbers for different gauge wires off you anyway it would be greatly appreciated

 

[airline tech]

Try These:

8 Gauge - XL3T-14474-BA

10-12 Gauge - DU5T-14474-LBB

Might be difficult to locate, as a quick search did not show anything

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