Electrics
Relay Location Index - 97 MY
D^^
Facia Component Panel
- LHD
Passenger
Function
Heated Front Screen Timer Relay
Multi-Function Module
Low Coolant Transmitter Module
Main Relay (Red Stripe)
Auxiliary Load
Auxiliary Load
Fusebox
Heated Front Screen Fuse
Otter Switch (door drop glass)
Side
-
Right
to
Left
Base Colour
Yellow
Black
Black
Red
White
Black
Black
White
Fascia Component Panel
- LHD
Drivers Side
-
Right
to
Left
Function
Gearbox Failure Warning
Ignition Load
Courtesy Lights
Indicator/Flasher Unit
Hazard Warning
Heated Rear Window
Rear
Fog
Light
Dimmer Module
Fusebox
Base Colour
Black
White
Red
Yellow
Green
Blue
Brown
Black
Relay/Module Cover.
Grey
Black
Black
Silver
Blue
Blue
Orange Fuse
Black
Relay/Module Cover.
Pink
Blue
Blue
Black
Black
Blue
Blue
Red
Location
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Location
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Seat Heater Relays - Beneath the Driver and Passenger Seats
Boot (Trunk) Relays Volante (Front To Rear)
Function
LH Quarter
Up
LH Quarter Down
Hood Down
Hood
Up
RH Quarter Down
Reverse Lights
Fuel Pump
1
Fuel Pump
2
Tilt Sensor
RH Quarter
Up
Stop Lights
Hood Lift Fuse
Fusebox
Hood (Roof) Control Module
Thermal Cut-Outs Quarter Glasses
Base Colour
White
Yellow
Blue
Green
Red
Yellow
Blue
Green
White
Black
Brown
Black
Relay/Module Cover.
Pink
Pink
Pink
Pink
Pink
Blue
Silver (Bosch)
Silver (Bosch)
Pink
Pink
Blue
Green
30A
Black
Location
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Boot (Trunk) Relays Coupe (Front To Rear)
Function
Stop Lights
Reverse Lights
Fuel Pump 1
Fuel Pump 2
Tilt Sensor
Fusebox
Base Colour
Brown
Yellow
Blue
Green
White
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Relay/Module
Blue
Blue
Silver (Bosch)
Silver (Bosch)
Pink
Cover. Location
1
2
3
4
5
6
September
1996
NO
COLOUR
2173
B
606
NG
EI2
BK
2175
B
603
NK
PIN
1 ? 3 4 5 6
7
8 9 10 II 12
AREA 23.A3
23.86
23X6
23.A3 23.66
RQ
SEAT HEATER
sw NO COLOUt 2166 R eii ou
2176
0
2177
OR
2174
8
605
P
2176
KR
2179
K
2180
S
2182
SN
604
RW
TON
PIN 1 ? 3 4 5 6 ! a
9 10 II 12 13
14
PACK
AREA 23.84-217 23.C6
23.01 23.01
23.A3 23.86
23.01 23.01 23.01
23.01
23.86
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7
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NO
COLOUR
2172
B
2173
B
2174
8
2175
B
AREA 23.A4 23.AI 23.BI 23.AI
NO
2172
216'
COLOUR
B R
PIN 1
2 3 4
AREA 23.A3
23.B4-
21/
NO
COLOUR
608
WK
2182
SN
2180
S
2177
OR
2179
K
2178
KR
607
BP
2176
0
PIN 1 4 6 9 1? 13 28 37
AREA 23.B6 23.CI
23.81
23.BI
23.81 23.81
23.86
23.81
E/a
16
NO
COLOUR
603 NK
604
RW
605 PN
606 NG 607 8S 608 WK 609 OW 610
OS
611
OU
612
BK
PIN
1 2 3 4
5
6 7 8
9 10 II 1? 13
14 15 16
AREA
23.A1
23.CI
23.B1
23.AI 23.DI
23.01
23.C3-216 23.03 23.BI 23.AI
SHEET 8 AREA D2 » &•
NO 610 2169 2170
2171
COLOUR OS OW R
OW
PIN 85 86
87 87A
30
AREA 23.C6 23.C4-2I6 23.84-217
23.C4-2I6
HEATER RELAY
IS:My''2? Wiring Diagram
Model - Aston Martin DB7
Harness Title - Drivers Sill
Part No.-B3
7-84648
Revision - 0 Sheet 23 of 26 - 97 MY
NO
COLOUR
ms 8
909
NG
999
BK
2160
B
995
NK
PIN
1 ? i 4
5
7
S 9 10 tl 12
AREA
A3
86
06
A3 86
RQ
SEAT HEATER
SWITC
NO
COLOUf
2155
R
749
OU
2161
0
2162
OR
2159
B
996
P
2163
KR
2164
K
2165
S
2166
SN
362
RW
i
PAC
PIN 1 2 3 4 5 6 / e
9 10 II 12 13
14
K
AREA B4-2I5
06 01 01 A3 86 Dl 01 01
01
86
NO
2157
?l5fl
2159 2160
COLOUR
B B B B
AREA
A4 Al 81 Al
NO
COLOUR
PIN
2157
8 1
2154
R 2 J 4
AREA
A3
84-215
NO
COLOUR
998
WK
2166
SN
2165
S
2162
OR
2164
K
2163
KR
997
BP
2161
0
PIN 1 4 B 9 1? 13 ?8 37
AREA
86 CI 81 81 81 81 86 ei
c/a
24 48
NO
COLOUf
995 NK
362
RW
996 PN
909 NG 997 8S 998 WK 904 OW 750 OS 749
OU
999 8K
PIN
1 2 3 4
5
6 7
8 9 10 II 12 13
14 15 16
AREA
Al
CI Bl
Al Dl 01
C3-2I4
03 81 Al
SHEET 12 AREA D6
NO
COLOUR
750
OS
2156
OW
2157
R
2158
OW
PIN 85 RR
87 87A
30
AREA
C6
C4-2I4 84-215
C4-2I4
HEATER RELAY
'"^P Wiring Diagram
Model - Aston Martin DB7
Harness Title - Passengers Sill
Part No. - B37-84649
Revision - 0 Sheet 24 of 26 - 97 MY
NO COLOUR
PIN
823
8 1
824
R
2
826 RB
3
825 RO
4
AREA
A5 A5 A5 AS
SEAT HEATER
CUSHION
ELEMENT
NO COLOUR
PIN
2193
e 1
2194
R 2
2195
RB 3
2196
RO 4
AREA 26.A2 26.A2 26.A2 26.A2
in
NO COLOUR
PIN
AREA 2188
SN
1
26.B6 2 2187
S
3
26.B6
16
NO COLOUf 2187
S
2186
SN
2189
KB
2190
OG
2191
OU
2192
KR
PIN
1 ? 3 4 S
6 1
e
9 10 11
12
AREA 26.BI
26.BI
2e.C2 26.D2 26.02
26.02 RECLINE MOTOR POTENTIOMETER
Wiring Diagram
Model - Aston Martin DB7
Harness Title - Seat
Part No. B37-84651
Revision 0 Sheet 26 of 26 - 97 MY
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Electrics
Seat Belt Pretensioner
The Seat Belt Pretensioner System (where fitted)
Description
The DB7 seat belt pretensioner system operates the drivers seat belt pretensioner in conjunction with the Airbag
system.
The seat belt pretensioner control module is located under the right hand seat, beside the right hand seat
control module.
The pretensioner control module calculates changes in vehicle speed using an input signal from an accelerometer.
When a collision is detected (Rapid reduction in vehicle speed) and the safing sensor in the airbag system is also
activated,
the pretensioner charge
is
fi red usingelectrical energy stored in a capacitor within the pretensioner control
module. Firing of the pretensioner charge applies additional tension to the drivers seat belt.
The airbag and seat belt pretensioner systems share the SRS (Airbag) warning lamp. Any fault detected by the
pretensioner control module is indicated by constant illumination ofthe
SRS
(Airbag) warning lamp. Flashing of the
SRS warning lamp indicates a fault in the airbag system.
Should both systems develop faults, the pretensioner system will permanently illuminate the warning lamp. This
would mask the airbag system warning indication. Therefore, rectify the pretensioner fault and then retest for faults
in the airbag system
The pretensioner control module can log up to 10 diagnostic trouble codes together with a time since each fault was
alerted to the driver. Each
fau It
wi
11
be identified as 'Permanent' or 'Intermittent' on the PDU diagnostic trouble codes
screen.
System Connections
DB7 is fitted with an Autoliv ECS or RC5 Pretensioner Control Module. The Pretensioner Control Module has an 18
pin connector featuring six shorting bridges. The mating halves of the connector may be securely locked using a
double mechanical locking system.
The following pins on the control module connector are used in the Aston Martin seat belt pretensioner system:
Pin 1 Ground
' ' "L Pin 2 Airbag Warning Lamp
Pin 11 Drivers airbag positive
Pin 12 Drivers airbag negative
Pin 14 Serial communications
Pin 15 12 volt positive feed
Case Ground
15.
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Note: Pins
1
-2, 3 -4, 5 -6, 7 -8,9 -
10
and 11-12
are
shorted
together
by internal shorting links within the connector when
it
is
disconnected.
The
short circuits may
be
temporarily
overcome
for fault analysis
purposes
by inserting
a
suitable non-metallic
cheater
(the
sBfTiG
size
3s
the
p€gs
in the controller connector) into the rectsngul^r hole opposite the relevsnt p3ir of pins.
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Electrics
Seat Belt Pretensioner
Diagnostic Trouble Codes
050A Pretensioner squib leak to battery positive
050B Pretensioner squib leak to ground
050C Pretensioner squib high resistance
050D Pretensioner squib low resistance
0D13 Capacitor voltage error
0D14 Capacitor capacitance
0D09 Energy reserve sv^^itch
0D1
E
Energy shutdown switch
050E Seatbelt pretensioner switch error
0109 Accelerometer function
01OA Acceleration out of range
01 OB
Accelerometer offset
0209 Safing sensor error
030A Temperature sensor error
060C Warning lamp short circuit
060D Warning lamp open circuit
060E Warning lamp driver error
OAOC Analogue voltage error
0A09 Communications error
090A EEPROM not programmed
0909 EEPROM checksum
OAOA External watchdog error
OAOB External watchdog time out
020A Safing sensor not closed
090C RAM check error
Seat Beit Pretensioner Diagnostics
WARNING: To avoid the possibility of personal
injury caused by accidental deployment of the
pretensioner, disconnect the vehicle battery and
iva/f at least 10 minutes for all voltages to fully
discharge before working on the pretensioner
system. This covers the possibility of the normal
capacitor discharge circuits being inoperative and
failing to discharge the capacitor when instructed
to do
so.
WARNING: Do not make any electrical
measurements on the pretensioner
squib.
Electrical
measurement devices
can
induce sufficient voltage
to cause unintentional firing of the pretensioner
assembly
050 A Pretensioner Squib Leak to Battery
Positive
050A will be logged if the resistance of the
pretensioner squib feed or return line to a positive
potential falls below
1
k£2.
Procedure
1.
Read the warnings given at the start of this
pretensioner diagnostics section.
2.
Connect the PDU to the lower diagnostic socket
and access the pretensioner control module. Verify
that an 050A code is logged and note if the fault is
shown as intermittent. Note any other codes in the
DTC log and then clear all codes.
3. Switch off the ignition and wait at least 10 minutes
for the pretensioner squib firing capacitors to fully
discharge before continuing with this procedure.
4.
Disconnect the pretensioner squib connector at the
rearward harness. Disconnect the pretensioner
control module and temporarily cheat the squib
shorting link.
Note: The control module harness connector has a
shorting
link which short circuits
the
squib
lines together
when the connector is displaced. Carefully insert a
suitable non-metallic cheater to remove the short
circuit
between pins 11 and 12 before continuing with fault
diagnosis.
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Electrics
Seat Belt Pretensioner 5^^?
Switch on the ignition and check for a positive
potential on the squib feed or return lines at the two
pins of the squib harness connector (activating
circuits in the rearward harness in turn may assist in
identifyingthe voltage
source).
Ifa positive potential
is detected, switch off and repair the circuit fault.
If no short circuit is detected in the rearward
harness, go to step 6.
With the ignition switched off and the pretensioner
squib disconnected, check the squib harness for
physical damage.
If any damage is detected, replace the complete
pretensioner squib assembly.
If no damage is detected, the fault is possibly in the
pretensioner control module. Replace the control
module.
Remove the cheater from the control module
connector.
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Reconnect all components. Switch on the ignition
and test the vehicle to ensure that the problem is
resolved.
050B Pretensioner
Squib
Leakto Ground
050B will be logged if the resistance of the
pretensioner squib feed or return line to ground
falls below
Ikfi.
Procedure
1.
Read the warnings given at the start of this
pretensioner diagnostics section.
2.
Connect the PDU to the lower diagnostic socket
and access the pretensioner control module. Verify
that an 050B code is logged and note if the fault is
shown as intermittent. Note any other codes in the
DTC log and then clear all codes.
3. Switch offthe ignition and wait at least 10 minutes
for the pretensioner squib firing capacitors to fully
discharge before continuing with this procedure.
4.
Disconnect the pretensioner squib connector at the
rearward harness. Disconnect the pretensioner
control module and temporarily cheat the squib
shorting link.
Note: The control module harness connector has a
shorting link which
short
circuits
the squib lines together
when the connector is displaced. Carefully insert a
suitable non-metallic cheater to remove the
short circuit
between pins 11 and 12 before continuing with fault
diagnosis.
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Insert cheater here
Check for a short circuit to vehicle ground on the
squib feed or return lines at the two pins of the squib
harness connector. If a short circuit is detected,
switch off and repair the circuit fault.
If no short circuit is detected in the rearward
harness, go to step 6.
With the ignition switched off and the pretensioner
squib disconnected, check the squib harness for
physical damage.
If any damage is detected, replace the complete
pretensioner squib assembly.
If no damage is detected, the fault is possibly in the
pretensioner control module. Replace the control
module.
Remove the cheater from the control module
connector. Reconnect all components. Switch on
the ignition and test the vehicle to ensure that the
problem is resolved.
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Electrics
Seat Belt Pretensioner
050C Pretensioner Squib High Resistance 050D Pretensioner squib low resistance
050C will be logged if the resistance of the
pretensioner squib circuit rises above 4.5 ±0.5C2
050D will be logged if the resistance of the
pretensioner squib circuit falls below 1.4 ±0.4Q
Procedure
Read the warnings given at the start of this
pretensioner diagnostics section.
Connect the PDU to the lower diagnostic socket
and access the pretensioner control module. Verify
that an 050C code is logged and note if the fault is
shown as internnittent. Note any other codes in the
DTC log and then clear ail codes.
Switch off the ignition and wait at least 10 minutes
for the pretensioner squib firing capacitors to fully
discharge before continuing with this procedure.
Disconnect the pretensioner squib connector at the
rearward harness. Disconnect the pretensioner
control module and temporarily cheat the squib
shorting link.
3.
Procedure
Read the warnings given at the start of this
pretensioner diagnostics section.
Connect the PDU to the lower diagnostic socket
and accessthe pretensioner control module. Verify
that an 050D code is logged and note if the fault is
shown as intermittent. Note any other codes in the
DTC log and then clear all codes.
Switch off the ignition and wait at least 10 minutes
for the pretensioner squib firing capacitors to fully
discharge before continuing with this procedure.
Disconnect the pretensioner squib connector atthe
rearward harness. Disconnect the pretensioner
control module and temporarily cheat the squib
shorting link.
Note: The control module harness connector has a
shorting link which
short
circuits the squib
lines together
when the connector is displaced. Carefully insert a
suitable non-metallic
cheater to
remove
the short
circuit
between pins 11 and 12 before continuing with fault
diagnosis.
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Check the continuity of the squib feed and return
lines.
If any significant resistance is measured,
service the wiring as necessary.
Also check the condition of the connector pins for
damage or lack of tension and service
as
necessary.
If the circuit resistance is acceptable and the
connector pins are good, go to step 6.
If any defects are identified and serviced, go to step
7.
If the checks in step 4 are good, the high circuit
resistance must be in the pretensioner squib or in
thecontrol module. Replace the pretensioner squib
and reconnect all components.
Clearall logged DTCs from the pretensioner control
module and then test the vehicle.
If the 050C code is logged again, replace the
control module.
Note: The control module harness connector has a
shorting link which
short
circuits the squib
lines together
when the connector is displaced. Carefully insert a
suitable non-metallic
cheater to remove the
short circuit
between pins 11 and 12 before continuing with fault
diagnosis.
Insert cheater here
Check the continuity from the squib feed line to the
squib return line. With the shorting link cheated,
the resistance should be more than lOkQ. If the
resistance is less than 10kQ, service the wiring as
necessary.
Also check the connector pins for any damage
which could cause an unintentional short circuit.
If the checks in step 5 are good, the low circuit
resistance must be in the pretensioner squib or in
thecontrol module. Replace the pretensioner squib
and reconnect all components.
Clearall logged DTCs from the pretensioner control
module and then test the vehicle.
If the 050D code is logged again, replace the
control module.
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