Changes to EWD II

The changes to EWDII (Electrical Wiring Diagrams II )are as follows.

① Show Connector view has moved

⇒Show Connector view has been moved to the Main Menu area
(For details, refer to "Using the Schematic Diagram" > "Explanation of Screen Actions")

② New window function for location diagrams has been added

⇒A function that allows the location diagram to be confirmed in a new window has been added
(For details, refer to "Using the Schematic Diagram" > "Explanation of Function Buttons")

③ Connector selection action has changed

⇒Specifications have changed so that when a connector is selected, it will be highlighted

simultaneously.

④ Wire harness selection action has changed

⇒Specifications have changed so that multiple selection will only apply to wire harnesses
(For details, refer to "Using the Schematic Diagram" > "Explanation of Screen Actions")

⑤ Changes to the layout of the system wiring diagram, and the addition of a scroll bar

⇒The layout of the wiring diagram and the text size have been changed and a scroll bar has been

added. This means that wiring can be checked by scrolling horizontally (left and right).
(For details, refer to "Using the Schematic Diagram" > "Explanation of Screen Actions")

⑤
Equipment Selection

1. When the preferred language is selected from the drop-down menu on the top screen, and the "Link to
Vehicle/Equipment Selection screen" is clicked, the Grade Selection screen will be displayed.

*1: If SVG Viewer is not installed, the installation screen will launch.
*2: For Grade 1 vehicles only, the Equipment Selection screen will be bypassed and you will go straight
to the main screen.

Top screen

*1

Click the "1st Screen" button on the Equipment

Selection screen to return to the top screen.

Equipment Selection screen

*2
Equipment Selection

2. For each applicable item clicked on the Equipment Selection screen, the Equipment Selection screen will
be displayed.

Equipment Selection screen

3. When the applicable model is selected on the

Equipment Selection screen, the main screen will
be displayed.

Equipment Selection screen

Equipment Selection

4. Click on the "Top Screen" button in the menu to return to the top screen.
When selecting a different model of equipment, first return to the top screen, then repeat the equipment
selection procedure starting from step 1.

Main screen

Top screen
Screen operations

< Screen configuration >

The screen showing the electrical circuit diagram is split into the following three frames:
(1) Menu frame, (2) Connector view frame, (3) Main frame

(1)

(3)
(2)

< Frame size >

The Menu frame can be opened or closed by clicking on the "Open/Close Menu Window" buttons on the
upper left-hand side of the Main frame.The Connector view frame can also be resized
.
Close Menu Window" button "Open Menu Window" button

Move the cursor to the Connector view frame Widen the Connector view frame
Screen operations

<Explanation of screen actions>

Show Connector Diagram function

Select “connector” to display the connector diagram and highlight the pin number present in the wiring
diagram. A tick “✔” will be placed against the pin number for the selected connector.

Below is an explanation of the function buttons in the connector diagram.

Connector Information Selection Function

Click on the red-highlighted pin information in the connector diagram to make the harness
connected to the pin flash

Flip Connector Diagram function Terminal Side Wire Side

The "Flip Connector Diagram" button can be used to switch between two different reference
directions for a connector.
The initial view is shown from the perspective of the terminal side.

Scaling
The image can be reduced in size using the "Zoom Out" button, and enlarged using the "Zoom In"
button.

Show Entire Diagram function

When the "Show Entire Diagram" button is clicked, the entire Connector view will be displayed.
taking up the entire display area.
Screen operations

Select Multiple Wire Harnesses function

When a wire harness is clicked, it is highlighted. Multiple selection is also possible.

When a part that is not a wire harness (such as unit, connector, ground) is selected, the wire harness will be
deselected.

Scroll function

Bar Track Arrow

Click on the arrow buttons and track to scroll the image.

Hold down the buttons to scroll continuously.
(The drag function is not available in the bar)
Schematic diagram views

<Schematic diagram guidance information>

Harness symbol
Fuse amps
Wire colour

Unit name Fuse no.

Wire bonding marks

Connector no.
Terminal no.
Ground no. Access point system name
CAN line

Other communication lines

Linked destination circuit

diagram name
Schematic diagram views

<Tooltips>
When you move the cursor over each part, the part is highlighted and a tooltip is displayed.
Tooltips contains basic information about each respective part.

Harness Inline connector

Harness symbol Connector no.

Harness name Connector type
Wire colour

Balloon Unit connector

Access point system name

Connector no.
Connector type
Terminal shape
Connector name
Using the schematic diagram

<Explanation of function buttons>

Return to Previous Page

Go to Next Page
Print Faceview List
Standard View
Show Same Parts as Schematic Diagram
Zoom Out
Go to Search Parts
Zoom In Go to Fuse List
Go to Ground
Show Entire List Component Location
Diagram Show in New Window

Print Clear
Selected
Object(s)

Show Component
Location

Go to Schematic
Category Selection
Part Selection Diagram
(Drop-down menu)
(Drop-down menu)
Using the schematic diagram

Back/Forward function
When the "Back" button is clicked, the previous screen is displayed.
When the "Forward" button is clicked, the screen that was displayed before the "Back" button was
pressed is displayed.

Standard View function

When the "Standard View" button is clicked, the schematic diagram is resized to match the height of the
PC screen.

Scaling
The image can be enlarged using the "Zoom In" button, and reduced in size using the "Zoom Out"
button.The image can also be enlarged or reduced in size by rotating the mouse scroll wheel.

Show Entire Diagram function

When the "Show Entire Diagram" button is clicked, the entire schematic diagram is displayed.

Print function
When the "Print" button is clicked, a PDF of the schematic diagram is printed.

Print Faceview List function

When the "Print Faceview List" button is clicked, the Connector Terminal and Symbol Lists are printed.

Show Same Parts as Schematic Diagram function

If the "Show Same Parts as Schematic Diagram" button is selected while a connector, ground or balloon
selected, the number of parts displayed on screen will be shown.

Search Parts function

If a part is selected and the "Go to Search Parts" button is clicked, the schematic and location diagrams
relevant to the selected part will be searched.

Fuse List Link function

If a fuse is selected and the "Fuse List Link" button is clicked, the Fuse List will be displayed, and the
selected fuse will be highlighted.

Ground List Link function

If a ground is selected and the "Ground List Link" button is clicked, the Ground List will be displayed, and
the selected ground will be highlighted.

Schematic Diagram Link function

If a part is selected and the "Schematic Diagram Link" button is clicked, the selected parts on either the
linked schematic diagram or the box schematic diagram will be highlighted.If there are multiple linked
destinations, the linked destinations will be displayed on the upper part of the schematic diagram.
Using the schematic diagram

Component Location Link function

If a part is selected and the "Component Location Link" button is clicked, the parts selected in the
corresponding location diagram for the linked destination will be highlighted, and a tooltip will be displayed. If
there are multiple linked destinations, the linked destinations will be displayed on the upper part of the
schematic diagram.

Component Location — New Window function

If a part is selected and the "Component Location — New Window" button is clicked, the location diagram
for the linked destination will be displayed on the lower right-hand side of the schematic diagram. If there are
multiple linked destinations, the linked destinations will be displayed on the upper part of the schematic
diagram.

Change View Position function

If the "Change View Position" button is clicked, the new window will move to the lower left-hand side.
If the button is clicked again, the window will return to the initial view on the lower right-hand side.

Change View Position

Show Entire Diagram function

When the "Show Entire Diagram" button is clicked, the entire Connector view will be displayed. taking up the entire
display area.

Scaling
The new window frame can be reduced in size using the "Zoom Out" button, and enlarged using the "Zoom In"
button.
The location diagram can be reduced in size by rotating the mouse scroll wheel.

Close Screen function

When the "Close Screen" button is clicked, the new window closes.

Clear Selected Object(s) function

When the "Clear Selected Object(s)" button is clicked, all selected parts are deselected.
The selected part can also be deselected by clicking on it again, or by selecting another part.

Schematic Diagram Search function

When you select a category for the part you wish to search from the Category Selection drop-down menu,
the parts applicable to that category will be displayed in the Part Selection drop-down menu.
Power/junction system views

<Fuse/relay box guidance information>

The fuse/relay box circuit diagram can be used to check the route from the power supply to each electrical
component as it passes through each fuse.
You can also confirm the load capacity of each fuse.

Fuse/relay box circuit diagram

Power side Fuse/relay box internal wiring Each access point system

Terminal no. Access point unit name

Fuse no. Relay no. Relay name
Amperage

Wire colour
Terminal no. (If the wire colour changes depending on the grade,
two or more colours will be displayed)
Power/junction system views

<Junction box circuit diagram guidance information>

The junction box circuit diagram can be used to check wire connections inside the box.

Junction box circuit diagram

Each access point system Junction Each access point system

Box internal wiring

Wire colour
(If the wire colour changes depending on the grade, two or more
colours will be displayed)
Terminal no.
Access point unit name
Connector no.
Using the power/junction system

Explanation of functions

Return to Previous Page

Go to Next Page Print Faceview List

Standard View Show Same Parts as Schematic

Zoom Out
Go to Search Parts
Zoom In Go to Fuse List

Show Entire Go to Ground List

Component Location
Diagram Show in New Window
Print
Clear
Selected
Object(s)

Show Component
Location

Go to Schematic
Category Selection Part Selection
Diagram
(Drop-down menu) (Drop-down menu)

For an explanation of each function, refer to the Schematic Diagram section.

 Component location views
In each location diagram, the position information listed below for component parts is shown in an
illustration.
・Unit
・Ground, terminal
・Connector
・Harness
・Fuse
・Relay

Unit, ground, terminal, connector, harness diagram Fuse/relay box diagram

Tooltip
Tooltip

When you move the cursor over each part, the part is highlighted and a tooltip is displayed.
Tooltips contains basic information about each respective part.

Unit

Unit name

Ground Terminal
Terminal no.
Connector type
Ground no.
Connector type
Component location views

Connector
Connector no.
Connector type
Terminal shape
Connector name

Harness

Harness
symbol, harness

Fuse no. Relay no.

Amperage Relay name

Fuse Relay
Using component location information

Explanation of functions

Return to Previous Page

Go to Next Page
Standard View

Zoom Out
Go to Search Parts
Zoom In
Go to Fuse List
Show Entire
Go to Ground List Clear
Diagram
Selected
Print Object(s)
Go to Schematic Diagram

Availability of some functions

The "Go to Fuse List", "Go to Ground List" and "Go to Circuit Schematics" buttons will only function if the
selected part has been adapted for the grade that is currently being referenced.

For an explanation of each function, refer to the Schematic Diagram section.

Using the Fuse/Ground List and Search Parts function

Fuse List

Click on a circuit diagram name in the Fuse List, then click on a location in the circuit diagram. The fuse
will be highlighted on the diagram.
Using the Fuse/Ground List and Search Parts function

Ground List

Click on a component location in the Ground List, then click on a circuit diagram in the location diagram. A
link will be provided to the circuit diagram, and the ground will be highlighted.
Using the Fuse/Ground List and Search Parts function

Search for a component

The Component Search function allows you to search by component name.
Enter the unit name in the search field, and click on "Search" to search for a partial match for that
component name.

Example: You are searching for units that have "VSA" in the name.

Related part location

Component name Related circuit diagram

Click on the desired circuit diagram or component location in the results list. The unit will be highlighted on
the circuit diagram.
Using the Fuse/Ground List and Search Parts function

Search for a harness

The Harness Search function allows you to search by harness name and wire colour code.

Harness Name Search: Searches for harnesses applicable to the harness name selected from the
drop-down menu.
Wire Colour Search: Searches for harnesses applicable to the wire colour selected from the drop-down
menu.

Example: You are searching for a yellow wire in the floor wire harness.

Harness name Wire colour Related circuit diagram

Click on the desired circuit diagram in the results list. The harness will be highlighted on the circuit diagram.
Using the Fuse/Ground List and Search Parts function

Search for a connector

The Connector Search function allows you to search by connector type and connector details.

Connector Type Search: Searches for connectors that correspond to the type selected from the drop-down
menu.
Connector Details Search: Searches for connectors with the details entered.

Example: You are searching for three-pin component connectors.

Connector diagram Related circuit diagram

Connector information Related component location

Click on the desired circuit diagram or component location diagram in the results list. The connector will be
highlighted on the diagram.

When conducting an "Inline Connector" search, the results display the

male connector first and the female connector below the male connector.
Acronym Definitions

Automotive Abbreviations
ABS Anti-lock Braking System DIFF Differential
A/C Air Conditioning or Air Conditioner DLC Data Link Connector
ACEA European Automobile Manufacturers’ DLI Distributorless Ignition
Association DOHC Double Overhead Camshaft
ACL Air Cleaner DOT U.S. Department of Transportation
A/F Air Fuel Ratio DPF Diesel Particulate Filter
AHB Advanced Hydraulic Booster DPI Dual Point Injection
ALR Automatic Locking Retractor DPSF Dual Pump System Fluid
ALT Alternator DTC Diagnostic Trouble Code
AMP Ampere(s)
ANT Antenna EBD Electronic Brake Distribution
API American Petroleum Institute ECM Engine Control Module
APP Accelerator Pedal Position ECT Engine Coolant Temperature
APPROX. Approximately EGR Exhaust Gas Recirculation
ASSY Assembly EGT Exhaust Gas Temperature
A/T Automatic Transmission ELD Electrical Load Detector
ATDC After Top Dead Center EPR Evaporator Pressure Regulator
ATF Automatic Transmission Fluid EPS Electrical Power Steering
ATT Attachment ETCS Electronic Throttle Control System
AUTO Automatic EVAP Evaporative Emission
AUX Auxiliary EX Exhaust

BARO Barometric F Front

BAT Battery FIA Fuel Injection, Air
BCM Battery Condition Monitor FL Front, Left
BDC Bottom Dead Center FP Fuel Pump
BTDC Before Top Dead Center FR Front, Right
FRP Fuel Rail Pressure
CARB Carburetor FSR Fail Safe Relay
CAT or FWD Front Wheel Drive
CATA Catalytic Converter
CD Compact Disc GAL Gallon
CHG Charge GND Ground
CKF Crankshaft Speed Fluctuation GPS Global Positioning System
CKP Crankshaft Position
CLV Calculated Load Value H/B Hatchback
CMBS Collision Mitigation Brake System HBA Hydraulic Brake Assist
CMP Camshaft Position HC Hydrocarbons
CO Carbon Monoxide HDS Honda Diagnostic System
COMP Complete HFT Hands Free Telephone
CPB Clutch Pressure Backup HID High Intensity Discharge
CPC Clutch Pressure Control HIM Honda Interface Module
CPU Central Processing Unit HO2S Heated Oxygen Sensor
CVT Continuously Variable Transmission HPS Hydraulic Power Steering
CVTF Continuously Variable Transmission HVAC Heating, Ventilation, and Air
Fluid Conditioning
CYL Cylinder
CYP Cylinder Position
Automotive Abbreviations (cont’d)
IAB Intake Air Bypass M/S Manual Steering
IAC Idle Air Control M/T Manual Transmission
IACV Idle Air Control Valve MTF Manual Transmission Fluid
IAR Intake Air Resonator
IAT Intake Air Temperature NOx Oxides of Nitrogen
ICM Ignition Control Module
ID Identification OBD On-board Diagnostic
ID or I.D. Inside Diameter OD or O.D. Outside Diameter
i-DSI Intelligent Dual and Sequential Ignition OPDS Occupant Position Detection System
IG or IGN Ignition O2S Oxygen Sensor
IMA Idle Mixture Adjustment or
Integrated Motor Assist PAIR Pulsed Secondary Air Injection
IMMOBI. Immobilizer PCM Powertrain Control Module
IMRC Intake Manifold Runner Control PCV Positive Crankcase Ventilation
IMT Intake Manifold Tuning Proportioning Control Valve
IN Intake PDU Power Drive Unit
INJ Injection PGM-FI Programmed Fuel Injection
INT Intermittent PGM-IG Programmed Ignition
IQA Injector Quantity Adjustment (Diesel PH Pressure, High
model) PL Pilot Light or Pressure, Low
ISV Intake Shutter Valve PMR Pump Motor Relay
P/N Part Number
KS Knock Sensor PRI Primary
P/S Power Steering
L Left PSF Power Steering Fluid
L/C Lock-up Clutch PSP Power Steering Pressure
LCD Liquid Crystal Display PSW Pressure Switch
LED Light Emitting Diode
LEV Low Emission Vehicle Qty Quantity
LF Left Front
LH Left Handle R Right
LHD Left-Hand Drive REF Reference
LR Left Rear RH Right Handle
LSD Limited Slip Differential RHD Right-Hand Drive
L4 In-line Four Cylinder RL Rear, Left
RON Research Octane Number
MAF Mass Air Flow RR Rear, Right
MAP Manifold Absolute Pressure
MAX. Maximum
MBS Mainshaft Brake System
MCK Motor Check
MCM Motor Control Module
MCU Moment Control Unit
MICS Multiplex Integrated Control System
MICU Multiplex Integrated Control Unit
MIL Malfunction Indicator Lamp
MIN. Minimum
MPI Multi Point Injection
Acronym Definitions

Automotive Abbreviations (cont’d)

SAE Society of Automotive Engineers 2WD Two Wheel Drive
SCS Service Check Signal 4WD Four Wheel Drive
SEC Second or Secondary 4AT 4-speed Automatic Transmission
SOHC Single Overhead Camshaft 5AT 5-speed Automatic Transmission
SOL Solenoid 5MT 5-speed Manual Transmission
SPEC Specification 6MT 6-speed Manual Transmission
S/R Sunroof P Park
SRS Supplemental Restraint System R Reverse
STD Standard N Neutral
SW Switch D4 Drive (1st through 4th gear)
D3 Drive (1st through 3rd gear)
T Torque D Drive
TB Throttle Body M Manual mode
T/B Timing Belt S Second
TC Torque Converter L Low
TCM Transmission Control Module O/D Overdrive
TCS Traction Control System 1ST Low or First (gear)
TDC Top Dead Center 2ND Second (gear)
TFT Thin Film Transistor 3RD Third (gear)
T/N Tool Number 4TH Fourth (gear)
TP Throttle Position 5TH Fifth (gear)
TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring System 6TH Sixth (gear)
TWC Three Way Catalytic Converter

VC Viscous Coupling
VIN Vehicle Identification Number
VSA Vehicle Stability Assist
VSS Vehicle Speed Sensor
VTEC Variable Valve Timing & Valve Lift
Electronic Control
VVIS Variable Volume Intake System
V6 V-engine Six Cylinder (engine)
W With
W/O Without
WOT Wide Open Throttle
Wire Color Abbreviations
BLK black ORN orange
BLU blue PNK pink
BRN brown PUR purple
GRN green RED red
GRY gray WHT white
LT BLU light blue YEL yellow
LT GRN light green TAN tan
The SRS unit connector harness and the insulating tube of the shield wire may not match the color of the
wire listed on the schematic.
Main Symbol Definitions

Ground
Battery Ground Fuse Inline Connector
(Parts itself)

Antenna Antenna
Direct Connector Circuit Breaker Motor
(Pole Type) (Glass Type)

Pump Horn Bulb LED Diode

Cigarette Lighter/
Resistor Variable Resistor Thermistor Transistors
Accessory Socket

Condenser Coil/Solenoid Defroster Speaker/Buzzer Lead SW

Shielded Wire Connected System

SRS System Precautions

Refer to the applicable service manual when servicing the supplemental restraint system (SRS) or related
components. Follow the instructions described in the service manual carefully, or the airbags may
accidentally deploy and cause damage or injuries.

 SRS electrical connectors are identified by yellow color coding. Related components are located in the
steering column, the front console, the dashboard, the dashboard lower panel, the dashboard above the
glove box, the front seats, the roof, and the floor. Do not use electrical test equipment on these circuits.
 When servicing the system, turn the ignition switch to LOCK (0), disconnect the negative cable from the
battery, then wait for 3 minutes before starting work.
 Be careful not to bump or impact the SRS unit, front impact sensors, or side impact sensors, especially
when the ignition switch is in ON (II), or for at least 3 minutes after the ignition switch is turned to LOCK
(0). Otherwise, the system may fail in a collision, or the airbags may deploy.
 If there is an open or damage in the SRS wiring, replace the harness. Never attempt to modify, splice, or
repair SRS wiring.