ignition GREAT WALL SO COOL 2006 Service Manual
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SR-7
Mount of Steering Column
1. Mount the ignition switch assembly
Fix the ignition switch on the steering column with SST.
2. Mount the dust cap and fixed support seat of steering
column on the front-wall panel.
3. Mount the upper part of steering column;
Mount the upper part of steering column on the fixed bracket
with SST.
4. Connect the upper part of steering column and the
steering drive shaft with the universal cardan joint;
5. Connect the steering drive shaft and the steering gear;
6. Mount the combined switch.
Fix the combined switch with SST.
7. Mount the combined switch cover;
Fix the combined switch cover with SST.
Steering SystemSteering Column
SST
SST
SST
SST
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BE-3Body Electric SystemBrief Introduction
pull up
pull up
press down press down
Change of fuse and maxi-fuse
Remark: in case of exchanging the fuse or maxi-fuse, the fuse
or maxi-fuse with same rated current should be used.
Notice:
1. Before exchanging the fuse or maxi-fuse, all electric
appliances and ignition switches should be turned off
firstly. And the rated current of fuse or maxi-fuse should
not be exceeded.
2. When disassembling or assembling the fuse, the
disassembly and assembly tools must be used. And they
must be pulled out or plugged in vertically. No bend is
allowed because the bend will make the connecting
terminals depart away, and thus poor connection will
occur. In case the fuse or maxi-fuse is burned, it shows
there is short circuit. In such situation, the systematic
inspection should be conducted by the qualified
technician.
Remark: the disassembly and assembly tools are put on the
protective box cover.
same rated current 10A
10A
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How to make systematic inspection
The inspection order is a simple troubleshooting approach, which is used to check and diagnose the failure on vehicle
when there is part (wiring and plugging elements excluded) failure in the systematic operation or presupposed
system.
Following items should be considered firstly when checking the failure.
wiring failure
open circuit or short circuit of electric wiring
failure in plugging element connection or terminal connection
failure of fuse or maxi-fuse
Notice:
1. The inspection is conducted on vehicle when the system is in operation, therefore, security should be
taken into account when checking.
2. Care should be paid not to make short circuit in the system under the condition that the accumulator is
directly connected, and the applicable voltage should be selected correctly.
Voltage inspection
(a) Verify the voltage situation at the inspection spots.
For example:
Put the ignition switch atON position
Put the ignition switch and SW1 at ONposition;
Put the ignition switch of SW, SW1 and the relay at
ON position (SW2 at OFF position)
(b) Connect the cathode lead (-) to the normal grounding
place or the cathode terminal of accumulator with the
voltmeter; while connecting the positive lead (+) to the
plugging element or part terminal. Such inspection can
be conducted with the test bubble instead of voltmeter.
Inspection on Conductance and Resistance
(a) Disconnect the terminal or wire of accumulator to guar-
antee there is no voltage between the inspection sports.
(b) Connect the two measuring leads of ohmn meter with the
inspection spots.ohmn meter
SW SW2
electromagnetic coil relay SW1
fuse
IG terminal connected to ignigtion
switch of SW
12
0
0
V
Body Electric SystemBrief Introduction
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If there is diode in the circuit, connect the two leads in reverse
polar and make another inspection. When the cathode lead (-)
is connected with the positive (+) side of diode, and the
positive (+) lead should be connected with the cathode (-) lead
of diode, the diode should conduct, while the two leads
connected to the reverse polar, the diode should not contact.
Remark: the specification may be not same due to different
testing meter types; therefore, the application instruction for
testing meter should be referred before the inspection.
Check the light emitting diode (LED) according to the same
approach for diode inspection.
Remark:
The testing meter should be used the one with 3V voltage or the
one has larger resistance than that in circuit.
If no suitable testing meter is applied, the voltage of accumu-
lator may be added to check the LED to see whether it is
lighted.
(c) Use the voltage or ohmn meter with high-impedance
(min voltage of 10 KV) to diagnose the failure in electric
circuit. Body Electric SystemBrief Introduction0
0
K
Kohmn meter
diode
0
0
K
K
ohmn
LED
digital type
analogue type
DCD
C
V
LG terminal of ignition switch
testing bubblefuse box
short circuit
SW1
short circuit
disconnection
electromagnetic
coil
short circuit
disconnection disconnectiong
Check to see whether there is short circuit
(a) Tear down the burned fuse and remove all loads from
the fuse.
(b) Connect the testing bubble at the fuse position;
(c) Verify the situation of testing bubble position:
For example:
Put the ignition switch of SW atON position;
Put the ignition switch of SW and SW1 atON position;
Put the ignition switch of SW, SW1 and Relay at
ON position (which connects with the relay), and put
SW2 at OFF) position (or disconnect the SW2).
(d) Disconnect or re-connect the plugging elements when
observing the testing bubble. In case the testing bubble
keeps lighting, which shows there is short circuit between
the plugging elements; if the testing bubble extinguishes,
there is short circuit between the plugging elements.
(e) Shake the trouble wire alongside the body to locate the
SW2 electromagnetic
coil
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Power supply system
Body Electric SystemPower Supply System
The power supply system includes the accumulator and the generator, the latter is the main power supply while the
accumulator is the auxiliary power supply. The two power supplies are in paralleling connection.
fuse
ignition switch
ACC ON ST45
generator fuse
ignition switch
SL SK SY SJ Dr SF
432
8765154 3 1
10 9 8 7 62
vehicle models in parenthesis belongs to Dr and SF
battery fusecharging indicating lamp
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BE-17Body Electric System Starting System
Starting system
The starter, powered by the accumulator, is driven by the direct current motor and is in normal operation through
the drive device and control mechanism.
fuse
ignition switch
ACC O N S T45
3253
14
starter
SL SK SY SJ
Dr SF
432 1
876 5
5
4321
10 9 7 68
Vehicle models in the parenthesis belong to the Dr SF model.
battery
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Parts inspection
Body Electric SystemStarting System
Ignition switch
Check the conductance situation of the switch
Remark: in case the conductance fails to satisfy the specified requirement, change the switch.
LOCKACC
ON
START
43
21
876
5
RQ PO
N
UT V NM
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5/10
R4329
G
W R/WY R
GWR/W terminal
switch position
LOCK
ACC
ON
START4153
B
Bl B/YW/Bl
SLdiesel SYdieselOFF
LOCKACC
ON
START
terminal
switch position
41 5 3
LOCK
ACC
ON
START
ACC terminal
switch position
LOCK
ON
START 43
21
876
5
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BE-23Body Electric SystemLighting System
Small lamp steering system
SL SK SY SJ
fuse
ignition switch
small lamp switch small lamp
large lamp6flashing lamp
steering switc
left
right
45alarming
switch
ON
OFF
8
4
5 10
2
1
combined switch
alarming switch lamp stop lamp switch
1
2 1 2 3
5 6 7 8 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16E
iB
small lamp relaysmall lamp
battery
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BE-25Body Electric SystemLighting System
Steering and Alarming System (continued)
SF
ignition switch
53
ACC
ONST
fusealarming lamp switch
ONOFF
3
12
6
5
4BL
Esteering switchlefttight
16
2
9
left turn indicating lamp
front left turn lamp
turn lamp) on left side
rear left turn lamp
right turn indicating lamp
right front turn lamp)
turn lamp on right side
rear tight turn lamp
combined switch
alarming switch ignition switch
1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
fusebattery flasher
fuse
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BE-34Body Electric SystemCombination Instrument
Electric circuit diagram (continued)
A16 A1 B16 B1
SL SK
B1
B16
A1
A16
speed and mileage meter
4P
G
VA9vehicle speed signal
A11odometer sensorA10odometer sensor anode
B11sensor signalelectronic tachometer
water thermometer
fuel gaugecoolant temperature sensor
B5
A12
fuel gauge sensor
B14
A2
B3
upper beam
_NPdifferential latch-in
safety belt
preheating
sediment water alarmingelectricity charging/
discharging
fuel level alarming
brake failure alarming lamp
oil pressure alarming lamp
rear fog lamp
engine failure
four wheel drive indicating lamp
A1 Aturn indicating lamp
B16 left turn indicating lamp
A8
B4 +B7 - B8 A16 B15 B2B1 A15 A14B6 A13 B10B9
SY SJaccumulator plus four door-closing indicating lampA3turn on when the door is opened.
A11odometer sensor_NO
electronic odometer
electronic tachometerA10
B11
engine ignition coil
water thermometer
fuel gauge
B5
A12
neutral gear indicating lampA9
_NP
upper beamB14
differential latch-in
vacuum alarming
preheating
sediment water alarming
electricity charging/
discharging
fuel level alarming
brake failure alarming lamp
oil pressure alarming lamp
rear fog lamp
engine failure
four wheel drive indicating lamp
A1 left turn indicating lamp
B16 right turn indicating lamp
A8
B4 +
instrument lighting
system
B8
B7 - A16 B15 B2
B1 A15A14 B6 A13 B9 B3 B10A2
instrument lighting
system