克莱斯勒Cherokee漫步者 快速维修技术资料手册.doc

大家的Cherokee都需要修理什么？大致有如下的理由需要修理：1、电器控制装置出了问题，工作很不可靠了；2、发动机工作异常，废油、噪音很大，动力好像也下降了；3、制动很不可靠，我已经不敢开得很快了；4、方向很不稳定，有时候简直难以控制；5、底盘发出了奇异的怪响，颠簸的很难受，你怀疑减震器或弹簧失效了；6、保养手册规定的部件要更换了；7、冷气几乎没有了，酷暑下驾驶简直是受罪；8、意外的碰撞，车体需要做局部整容手术。

我们当中有很多人是修理店的常客，今天修这个，明天修那个，修来修去，你的车修的如何了呢？有的毛病减少了很多，有的则是越修越有问题，深蓝2021以前有篇文章说的就是这个道理--车有可能是修坏的。

无论是哪家修理店，修理工首先是最重要的。

在工厂里应该叫维修钳工，是个很专业的工种，各种的维修装配工具、量具、卡具、专用工具应该很齐全，工人本身应该是受过专业训练，这是基本的要求。

但现实情况可能不很理想，但千万不要让那些刚放下锄头把子，穿上工作服拿着扳子就上来蛮干的家伙靠近你的车，哪怕是就上个小小的螺丝钉。

其次是要更换的零部件，一定要用正厂的产品，如果有美国原厂指定的产品，不要犹豫，就是它了。

但我们如何判断它的真伪呢？方便的话还是去Jeep公司的备件中心或是你100%放心的零件供应商或修理店去买吧！你要算这笔帐，装上一个质量不可靠或是设计寿命很短的部件，可能换上3次也不如一个正品货好用，而且拆装好几次，费用反而会更高！一、电气系统可靠吗？常见的问题在以下几个部位：1-高压线圈（日本制造）不稳定时会发生断火，火弱，造成发动机无力、废油，甚至不能点火，可靠寿命约18万公里；2-火花塞燃烧正常的话，应该是3-4万公里更换，否则火弱，造成发动机无力、废油；3-缸线正常使用寿命应该在15万公里，老化后会造成漏电，火弱，发动机无力、废油；4-电控喷油嘴（喷射发动机）正常使用的寿命在18万公里，老化后电控阀门的可靠性降低，喷油孔及喷油嘴滤网堵塞，不能精确喷射和雾化，造成发动机无力、废油，甚至缺缸；5-分电器（包括同步信号传感器）分电器总成一般寿命为18万公里以内，磨损后传动轴部分会出现噪音、点火时间控制不稳定、分电器盖顶部的触头接触不良，应更换总成，建议在每10万公里更换分电器盖；6-曲轴位置传感器一般可靠使用寿命为15万公里，强烈建议到时更换；7-全车继电器应在20万公里时全部更换，建议使用博士的产品；8-电动汽油泵（喷射发动机，博士制造）可靠的工作寿命在20万公里以内，建议更换，老化磨损后造成供油压力降低，油气混合比稀，发动机加速无力；9-进气绝对压力传感器和进气温度传感器（喷射发动机）15万公里应拆下清洗，污垢等附着物会造成传感器测量不精确，油气混合比不准确，燃烧不好，怠速不稳定；10-机油压力传感器应经常检查，发现指示读数不稳定应及时更换，建议更换周期为20万公里；11-冷却系统水温传感器15万公里应拆下清洗；12-节气门位置传感器（喷射发动机）可靠使用寿命应在18万公里，老化后可能造成怠速不稳定，废油，自动档汽车可以造成变速箱不能正常切换档位；13-阀体怠速马达（喷射发动机）18万公里应拆下清洗；14-发电机（进口）可靠使用寿命约20万公里左右，日常使用应通过车内仪表经常查看发电状况，调压器状况，国产品目前发现不很可靠，使用寿命较短；15-整车线束（4X4车型和97年以前的4x2车型）可靠使用寿命25万公里以内，国产的产品不很可靠；16-电动点火起动机（进口）进口产品可靠寿命约18万公里，18万公里时应拆解更换碳刷架，装配时应注意密封防水完好，国产品质量不稳定，自动档汽车建议使用德国博士产品，以免不必要的麻烦；17-电瓶应使用电流在50A以上的电瓶，放电电流越大越好，手排挡汽车可以选用干式电瓶，自动档汽车建议使用加水的电瓶，以备应急启动方便，每年的冬季来临之前应检查电瓶，一般使用寿命在2年，如车辆经常越野驾驶，也应使用干式电瓶；18-空气循环风机（请选用进口产品）一般寿命20万公里，老化磨损后，电机扫膛，轴承松框，会发出令人烦恼的噪音。

道奇锋哲维修技术资料小手册2008年2月道奇锋哲维修技术资料小手册目录1. 车辆识别号码 (3)2. 发动机舱国际符号说明 (4)3. 工作液类型与容量 (5)4. 公英制转换 (7)5. 保险丝位置和类型 (8)6. 车轮定位参数 (11)7. 世界发动机 (13)8. 发动机与自动变速器故障码 (21)9. ABS系统故障码 (31)10. 组合仪表 (34)11. 信息中心 (36)12. 空调系统故障码 (40)13. 雨刮与洗涤器故障码 (42)14. 气囊系统故障码 (43)15. 音响系统故障码 (48)16. 车辆防盗系统故障码 (52)道奇锋哲维修技术资料小手册1. 车辆识别号码车辆识别号码（VIN）牌挂在仪表板的左上侧上。

VIN包含提供关于车辆的数据的17个字符。

参见解码图以确定对车辆的识别。

道奇锋哲维修技术资料小手册为保护消费者免遭盗窃，也避免受欺骗，制造商必须将车辆识别号码的第9位数设为―检查数字‖。

制造商和政府机构可利用此检查数字检验车辆及政府文件是否为真。

检查数字的译码公式不对一般大众公布。

2. 发动机舱国际符号说明DaimlerChrysler 公司使用国际符号来标识发动机舱润滑剂和液体检查及加注位置。

道奇锋哲维修技术资料小手册3. 工作液类型与容量发动机道奇锋哲维修技术资料小手册底盘容量道奇锋哲维修技术资料小手册4. 公英制转换公制系统以一、十、百、千和百万为基数。

下表可协助您将公制单位换算为相等的英制和SAE单位，亦可由英制换算为公制。

转换公式和对应值道奇锋哲维修技术资料小手册5. 保险丝位置和类型完全集成电源模块位于发动机舱中的空气滤清器总成附近。

该中心含有封闭式保险丝和最小的保险丝。

道奇锋哲维修技术资料小手册道奇锋哲维修技术资料小手册注意:当更换熔断的保险丝时，重要的是仅使用具有正确额定电流的保险丝。

若使用不符合原厂规定安培数的保险丝，可能导致危险的电气系统过载。

Cherokee
快速维修技术资料手册
2007年4月
目录
1.车辆识别号码 (2)
2.车辆排放控制信息（VECI） (4)
3.车辆证明书标签 (5)
4.公英制转换 (6)
5.车辆常用扭矩参考说明 (8)
6.液体、润滑油技术参数 (9)
7.保险丝位置和类型 (18)
8.车轮定位参数 (24)
9.差速器与动力传动系统电子诊断DTC诊断故障码 (29)
10.制动器部件维修信息 (30)
11.ABS及APS的DTC故障码和验证测试 (32)
12.车身电器 (38)
1. 车辆识别号码
车辆识别号码（VIN）牌挂在仪表板的左上侧上。

VIN包含提供关于车辆的数据的17个字符。

参见解码图以确定车辆的识别。

为保护消费者免遭盗窃，也避免受欺骗，制造商必须将车辆识别号码的第9位数设为“检查数字”。

制造商和政府机构可利用此检查数字检验车辆及政府文件是否为真。

检查数字的译码公式不对一般大众公布。

2. 车辆排放控制信息（VECI）
所有车辆配备有组合车辆排放控制信息（VECI）标签。

标签位于车辆发动机罩上的发动机舱内。

两条标签用于为在加拿大出售而制造的车辆。

●VECI标签包含下列各项：
●发动机系列和排量
●蒸发系列
●排放控制系统示意图
●证明书申请
●火花塞和间隙
标签也包含发动机真空示意图。

在加利福尼亚和加拿大销售的车辆标签唯一。

加拿大标签用英语和法语两种语言书写。

标签永久连接在车辆上，不毁坏信息且损坏标签就无法摘下标签。

300c维修手册欢迎您使用300C维修手册。

本手册提供了关于300C车辆常见故障和维修的详细信息，旨在帮助您更好地了解和维护您的车辆。

在使用本手册时，请确保对车辆维修工作有一定的了解，并遵循所提供的安全指南。

请您仔细阅读以下内容。

1. 引言1.1 关于300C车型本节将简要介绍300C车型的基本信息和特点。

300C是由克莱斯勒汽车公司推出的一款豪华轿车，其强大的动力系统和高端的内饰设计广受用户好评。

本手册将帮助您了解300C车型的维修需求和常见问题。

2. 故障诊断2.1 故障代码读取当车辆出现故障时，首先需要通过故障代码读取器来获取相应的故障代码。

本部分将介绍如何使用故障代码读取器，并提供常见故障代码的解释和排除方法。

2.2 电子系统故障300C车型配备了先进的电子系统，包括发动机管理系统、刹车系统、辅助驾驶系统等。

本节将详细介绍这些系统可能出现的故障，并提供相应的维修方法和注意事项。

3. 常见故障排除3.1 发动机故障排除本节将介绍300C车型常见的发动机故障，如启动困难、动力不足等，并提供相应的排除方法和维修建议。

同时，还将提供保养建议，以确保发动机的长期正常运行。

3.2 制动系统故障排除制动系统是车辆安全的重要组成部分。

本节将介绍300C车型制动系统常见的故障，如制动失灵、制动异响等，并提供相应的排除方法和维修建议，以保证行车安全。

4. 维护保养4.1 保养周期和内容定期保养对于保持车辆性能和延长寿命至关重要。

本节将提供300C车型的保养周期和内容，包括发动机机油更换、滤清器更换等。

通过正确的保养措施，您可以确保您的车辆始终保持最佳状态。

4.2 其他注意事项本节将介绍一些其他需要注意的事项，如轮胎维护、空调系统清洁等。

这些小贴士将帮助您更好地维护您的300C车辆，使其始终保持出色的性能和外观。

5. 安全指南车辆维护过程中，安全始终是第一位的。

本节将提供一些安全指南，以确保在维修和保养过程中不发生任何意外。

34852September 20082006 & 2007 Chrysler MinivansBraun Lowered Floor Conversions W ARNINGua lM a nRead manual before servicing. Failure to do so may result in serious bodily injury and/orproperty damage.®Maintenance and Service ManualChrysler MinivansWheelchair-Accessible Lowered Floor Conversion (Foldout Ramp) featuring2006 & 2007**(including some late 2005 conversions)INTRODUCTIONControl switches display the slide door graphic.One-Touch Control ActivationConversion power door, ramp and kneel functions are activated by pressing and releasing any con-trol switch (press and release remote entry trans-mitter button twice).Open Functions: When activating the Open func-tions, the power door opens, the ramp deploys and the kneel system lowers the rear of the vehicle.Close Functions: When activating the Close functions, the ramp stows first, and then the kneel system and the power door are activated simulta-neously.Manual OperationThe passenger power sliding door and ramp can be manually operated. Read the owners manualfor further details.Chrysler Remote Keyless EntryTransmitterPress and release this switch two (2) times.Conversion Operation OverviewThis overview provides a simpli fied explanation of conversion operation. Read the entire owner’s (operator’s) manual for complete details. Contact The Braun Corporation if any of this information is not understood. Power OperationConversion power functions are managed by the One-Touch electronic control system. The con-trol system can be activated using the Chrysler remote keylessentry transmitter,any one of theinterior-mountedcontrol switchesor the optional magnetic entry.Braun lowered floor conversions are designed to provide years of pleasure and mobility inde-pendence. Familiarity with proper operation and maintenance procedures will help ensure safe, troublefree operation.Safety precautions, maintenance and trouble-shooting details are provided. Wiring Diagrams and Electrical Schematics are provided to aid in troubleshooting. A Repair Parts section with exploded views and corresponding parts lists are also provided.Refer to the information applicable for the conver-sion you are servicing and disregard the informa-tion that does not apply.Warranty and Return AuthorizationRefer to the Limited Warranty Booklet for detailed terms and provisions. When processing any war-ranty claims (parts, repairs, etc.), all requests must be processed through the Braun Corpora-tion Product Sup-port Department. Product Support will issue a Return Mate-rial Authorization (RMA) number and detail the procedures required for process-ing returns and/or authorizing credit.The last eight digits of the vehicle identi fication number (VIN) must be provided when filing a warranty claim or ordering parts.CONTENTSSafety Precautions (2)Towing (2)Maintenance and Service Requirements (3)Maintenance and Lubrication Schedule ....... 4-6 Troubleshooting Diagnosis Chart ............... 7-10 Microswitches .. (11)Below Floor Obstructions (12)Auxiliary Power Supply (13)Switch and Component Location ........ 15A, 16A Wiring Diagrams and Electrical SchematicsWiring Diagram - 2006 & 2007* ChryslerConversion (Foldout Ramp) Power Door,Foldout Ramp & Kneel System (with CurtainAir bags) ........................................... 15B, 16BWiring Diagram - 2006 & 2007* ChryslerConversion (Foldout Ramp) Power Door,Foldout Ramp & Kneel System (withoutCurtain Air bags) ............................... 17A, 18AWiring Diagram - 2006 & 2007* ChryslerConversion (Foldout Ramp) Front PassengerSeat Electrical Systems (Memory) ... 17B, 18BWiring Diagram - 2006 & 2007* ChryslerConversion (Foldout Ramp) FrontPassenger Seat Electrical Systems(Non-Memory) .................................. 19A, 20A * Includes some late 2005 conversions.Electrical Schematic - 2006 & 2007*Chrysler Conversion (Foldout Ramp)Power Door, Foldout Ramp & Kneel System(with Curtain Air bags) .......................19B, 20BElectrical Schematic - 2006 & 2007*Chrysler Conversion (Foldout Ramp)Power Door, Foldout Ramp & Kneel System(without Curtain Air bags) ................. 21A, 22AElectrical Schematic - 2006 & 2007* ChryslerConversion (Foldout Ramp) Front PassengerSeat Electrical Systems (Memory) ... 21B, 22BElectrical Schematic - 2006 & 2007*Chrysler Conversion (Foldout Ramp) FrontPassenger Seat Electrical Systems(Non-Memory) .................................. 23A, 24A Repair PartsExploded View - 2006 & 2007* ChryslerConversion (Foldout Ramp) PlatformAssembly .................................... 23B, 24B, 25Exploded View - 2006 & 2007* ChryslerConversion (Foldout Ramp) RampAssembly Gear, Motor and BaseAssembly .................................... 26, 27A, 28AExploded View - 2006 & 2007* ChryslerConversion (Foldout Ramp) RampAssembly .................................... 27B, 28B, 29Exploded View - 2006 & 2007* ChryslerConversion (Foldout Ramp) KneelAssembly .............................................. 30, 31 Dimensions (32)Page 1Page 2SAFETY PRECAUTIONSMaintenance and service procedures must be performed only by authorized service personnel.Perform maintenance and lubrication procedures exactly as outlined in the Maintenance and Lubrication Schedule contained in this manual.Perform troubleshooting and service procedures as outlined in this manual and/or service bulletins supplied with replace-ment parts.Replacement parts must be Braun authorized replacements.Do not attempt to interface aftermarket control systems without authorization from The Braun Corporation.W ARNING W ARNINGW ARNINGW ARNING W ARNINGW ARNING W ARNING W ARNING W ARNING W ARNING Do not use accessory devices not authorized by The Braun Corporation.Keep clear of area in which the vehicle kneels (lowers).Keep clear of area in which ramp operates.Never modify (alter) a Braun Corporation lowered floor minivan conversion. Do not install a raised top on a Braun Corporation lowered floor minivan conversion. Use of a Braun Corporation lowered floor minivan conversion for towing is prohibited.Failure to follow these safety precautions may result in serious bodily injury and/or property damage.W ARNING W ARNINGTrailer TransportTowing with a Lowered Floor Conversion Use of a lowered floor conversion vehicle for towing is prohibited .Transporting a Lowered Floor Conversion If case of service, The Braun Corporation recom-mends that lowered floor conversion vehicles be transported on a trailer rather than towed with one set of wheels suspended and the other set of wheels remaining in road contact.MAINTENANCE and SERVICEBraun lowered floor minivan conversions must be maintained and serviced by a Braun autho-rized service representative who has attended and been certified by The Braun Corporation Sales and Service School for Braun Mobility Products.Read and become familiar with the operating procedures out-lined in the applicable operator’s manual and the maintenance and troubleshooting information contained in this manual before beginning operation, mainte-nance or service procedures. Contact The Braun Corporation if any of this information is not understood.One-Touch Electronic ControlSystem: The electronic controlsystem provides simple one-touch activation of power func-tions. For your convenience, thecontrol system can be activatedusing the OEM remote keylessentry transmitter or one of theinterior switches identified in theoperator's manual.Page 3Page 4MAINTENANCE and SERVICENormal vehicle maintenance must be performed as outlined in the OEM-supplied owner’s manual. This maintenance is not the responsibility of The Braun Corporation.The maintenance and lubrica-tion procedures outlined in this schedule must be performed at the recommended scheduled intervals by a Braun authorized service representative.Clean speci fied components and the surrounding area before ap-plying lubricants . When replac-ing lubricated components, be sure to lubricate during installa-tion procedures.A “dri-film” style of light oil should be applied where *Light Oil is called out (goes on wet and then dries). Lubricants of this type are available that do not attract dust and other debris. Use of improper lubricants can attractdirt or other contaminants which could result in wear or damage to components. Avoid lubricants that can leave stains.Some lubricants referenced in the schedule are available from The Braun Corporation (part numbers provided where speci fied). All listed inspection, lubrication and maintenance procedures should be repeated at “3 month” intervals following the scheduled “6 month” maintenance. These intervals are a general guideline and will vary according to fre-quency of use and conditions. Exposure to severe conditions (weather, environment, contami-nation, heavy usage, etc.) may re-quire inspection and maintenance procedures to be performed more often than speci fied.Discontinue use immediately if maintenance and lubrication procedures are not properly per-formed, or if there is any sign of wear, damage, improper opera-tion or any abnormal condition. Contact your sales representa-tive or call The Braun Corpora-tion. One of our national Product Support representatives will di-rect you to an authorized service technician who will inspect your conversion.Maintenance is necessary to en-sure safe and trouble free conver-sion operation. Encourage the consumer to perform preventive maintenance procedures. Gen-eral preventive maintenance con-sisting of inspections along with cleaning procedures should be a part of the consumers routine.Keeping the passenger slide door lower track pan free of debris, ice and snow is one of the most ef-fective preventive maintenance practices to exercise. Regular preventive maintenance proce-dures will increase the service life of the conversion, as well as enhancing safety.The consumer should inspect and clean frequently and routinely (minimum four weeks or 100 cycle intervals).Note: A Preventive Maintenance section is provided in the opera-tor's manual.MAINTENANCE and SERVICEPage 5MAINTENANCE and SERVICEPage 6Page 7TROUBLESHOOTINGOperation should be discon-tinued immediately if a conver-sion problem occurs . Repairs should not be attempted by the consumer. Contact the sales representative or call The Braun Corporation. One of our national Product Support representatives will direct you to an authorized service technician who will in-spect your vehicle.The cause of the problem can be determined by locating the function and related symptom in the Troubleshooting DiagnosisCharts. The speci fic cause and remedy can then be determined by process of elimination. Elec-trical Schematics and Wiring Diagrams are provided to aid in troubleshooting.A Repair Parts section with ex-ploded views and corresponding parts lists is also provided. Cor-rect the problem if possible. If the problem continues, contact The Braun Corporation .TROUBLESHOOTINGPage 8TROUBLESHOOTINGPage 9TROUBLESHOOTINGPage 10Page 11MICROSWITCHESThe ramp motor assembly is equipped with two microswitches, the deploy microswitch and stow position microswitch.The deploy microswitch cuts the ramp motor when the platform reaches a position where the ramp will complete the deploy function by the force of gravity (ramp to ground level).The stow position microswitch determines the full stow position (how far the ramp stows inside the vehicle).Remove the ramp motor assembly interior cover to access microswitches (located rear of the passen-ger slide door).Stow Position Microswitch Adjustment: Anadjustment screw moves the position of the stow po-sition slider assembly inward and outward. Turn the screw clockwise to adjust the ramp stowed position inward. Turn the screw counter-clockwise to adjust the ramp position outward. Ensure the ramp does not obstruct the power slide door (check per follow-ing procedure).Door Obstruction: Manually open the slide door fully. Move the top of the ramp out slightly until the ramp enters the path of the door. Press a control switch. Caution: Observe and stop door if ramp does not stow fully to avoid damage. If the ramp stows fully and the door closes completely, the mi-croswitch is adjusted properly. If the door contacts the ramp and kicks back or does not cinch, the stow microswitch needs to be adjusted inward. Adjust microswitch slider slightly and repeat procedures.Deploy Microswitch Adjustment: The deploy microswitch is cam activated. The microswitch is secured with two mounting screws. The microswitch can slide in a rotary motion to change it's position is relation to the cam. The deploy microswitch cuts power to the ramp motor, allowing the ramp to grav-ity down and complete the deploy function. Adjust the switch to allow gravity to complete the deploy operation. Ensure the ramp motor shuts off before the ramp reaches the horizontal position or below.Stow Position Microswitch Slider AssemblyAdjustment ScrewR a mpPage 12BELOW FLOOR OBSTRUCTIONSWhen installing an electrical tie-down, power seat or other auxiliary device, ob-structions below the floor must be avoided. Obstructions include wiring, fuel system, brake lines, etc. In-stallers must be aware of these obstructions.Refer to this illustra-tion when installing aftermarket equipment to avoid contacting or damaging vital compo-nents under the floor. Drilling or cutting into such obstruc-tions may result in potential hazards as well as property damage.Note: Some wiring harnesses shown may not be present. Avoid all harness locations.* Note: Diagram in-cludes some late 2005 conversions.W ARNING2006 & 2007* Chrysler Lowered Floor Minivan (Foldout Ramp) Conversion Brake Lines Fuel Fill Vent LineBraun ControllerFuel Fill HoseMain Fuel Line (Fuel Pump to Engine)Emergency Brake Cables Side Impact SensorSide Impact Sensor Side Impact SensorSide Impact Sensor Side Impact Sensor Driver Receptacle Station SIR Terminator Color Key O.E.M. Wiring Braun Wiring Fuel System Brake System Heat & A/C Rear HeatLinesRear A/C LinesFuel Tank Passenger Receptacle StationCharcoal Vent Line SIR Terminator Seat Belt Sensor Occupant RestraintController Charcoal CanisterFuse BlocksPage 13AUXILIARY POWER SUPPLYAuxiliary Power Supply: Do not connect auxiliary devices directly to the vehicle battery. Doing so may result in dam-age to electrical system and/or electronic components .Two fuse blocks are provided as an auxiliary power source for dealer-installed auxiliary electrical device(s). Fuse block details and speci fications are provided below. The fuse blocks are located under the glove box.Below Floor Obstructions:When installing aftermarket equip-ment, obstructions below the floor must be avoided. Obstructions include wiring, fuel system, brake lines, etc. Installers must be aware of these obstructions.Refer to the illustration on previ-ous page to avoid contacting or damaging vital components under the floor.Fuse Blocks: Two fuse blocks are provided for use as an auxil-iary power source (one Ignition fuse block and one Battery fuse block).The Battery fuse block provides power at all times (independent of the vehicle ignition). The Ignition fuse block supplies power only when the vehicle ignition is on. The installer is responsible for supplying the correct gauge wire and fuse for the particular device to be attached to the fuse block (as speci fied by the manu-facturer of the device).Fuse Speci fications:Ignition Fuse Block: The total maximum load must not exceed 40 amperes.Battery Fuse Block: The total maximum load must not exceed 40 amperes .Note: If installing an auxiliary electrical device that requires more than a 40 ampere power source, an alternative power source must be provided .Under Dash Fuse BlocksBLANK for LAYOUT Page 14Page 15A Page 16A2006 & 2007* Chrysler Conversion (Foldout Ramp) Switch and Component Location DiagramRampK n e e l S y s t e mOverhead Console SwitchB-Pillar SwitchRemote Keyless Entry TransmitterPress and release switch twice (x2) within five seconds.Kneel ON/OFFSwitchPress this switch to ON to activate kneel feature.Press and release switch displaying slide door graphic.Press and release switch displaying slide door graphic.Press this switch to OFF to disable kneel feature.C-Pillar SwitchMaster Lock Out Switch Press switch displaying this graphic.ON OFFCenter ConsoleSwitchUnder Dash Fuse BlockPress and release switch displaying slide door graphic.Center ConsoleSwitchPress and release switch displaying slide door graphic.Press and release switch displaying slide door graphic.Controller4025OPENOPENOPENOPENOPENOPENController E50678-REV C*Note:Diagramincludes some late 2005 conversions.& Gear BoxStow33421ADeploy23184Page 15B Page 16BWiring Diagram - 2006 & 2007* Chrysler Conversion (Foldout Ramp) Power Door, Foldout Ramp & Kneel System (without Curtain Air Bags) *Note:Deploy23184& Gear BoxPage 17A Page 18APage 17B Page 18BWiring Diagram - 2006 & 2007* Chrysler Conversion (Foldout Ramp) Front Passenger Seat Electrical Systems (Non-Memory) *Note: Diagram includes some late 2005 conversions.Page 19A Page 20APage 19B Page 20BGROUNDKNEEL MOTORRAMP MOTOR(BATTERY)TO: OEM SIDE IMPACT SENSORTO: J3 OF E50737A TO: C317PASSENGER SLIDING DOOR C-PILLAR DOOR SWITCHRAMP STOW SWITCHRAMP DEPLOY SWITCHPage 21A Page 22AElectrical Schematic - 2006 & 2007* Chrysler Conversion (Foldout Ramp) Power Door , Foldout Ramp & Kneel System (without Curtain Air Bags)GROUNDKNEEL MOTORRAMP MOTOR(BATTERY)TO: J3 OF E50737A TO: C317PASSENGER SLIDING DOORC-PILLAR DOOR SWITCHRAMP STOW SWITCHRAMP DEPLOY SWITCH *Note: Diagram includes some late 2005 conversions.LT GN/DK BL - 14G TN/BU - 18G TN - 18G OR/GN - 18G OR/LT BL - 18G TN/VT - 18G TN/YL - 18G WH/VT - 18G LT GN/TN - 14GVT/TN - 18G TN/LT GN - 18G TN/GN - 18G VT/BN - 18G VT/WH - 18G BK/OR - 14G LT GN/GY - 18G LT GN/TN - 18G PK/GN - 18G WH/PK - 18G OR/RD - 14GLT GN/DK BL - 14G TN/BU - 18G TN - 18G OR/GN - 18G OR/LT BL - 18G TN/VT - 18G TN/YL - 18G WH/VT - 18G LT GN/TN - 14GVT/TN - 18G TN/LT GN - 18G TN/GN - 18G VT/BN - 18G VT/WH - 18GBK/OR - 14G LT GN/GY - 18G LT GN/TN - 18G PK/GN - 18G WH/PK - 18G OR/RD - 14GLT GN/YL - 18G LT GN/GN - 18G LT GN/OR - 18G LT GN/WH - 18GC305 (BODY SIDE)SIR MODULE100016-001 MEMORY BOARDSIR MODULEC306 (BODY SIDE)101112131234567891234567891011121312345678910111213141234123412345678910171819202122232425261718192021222324252611121314151516161234567891017181920212223242526112728293031323334353637121314151612345678910111213141718192021222324252615161234567891011121314151612345678910111212345678910111212345678910111213LTGN/DK BL - 14G TN/DK BL - 18GTN - 18G OR/GN - 18G OR/LT BL - 18G TN/VT - 18G TN/YL - 18G WH/VT - 18G LT GN/TN - 18GVT/TN - 18G TN/LT GN - 18G TN/DK GN - 18GVT/BN - 18G VT/WH - 18G BK/OR - 14G LT GN/GY - 18G LT GN/TN - 18G PK/GN - 18G WH/PK - 18G OR/RD - 14G LT GN/YL - 18G LT GN/GN - 18G LT GN/WH - 18G LT GN/OR - 18GBK - 18G BK - 18GC304 (SEAT SIDE)C 322 (S E A T S IDE )C 305 (S E A T S IDE )Page 21B Page 22BPage 23A Page 24AElectrical Schematic - 2006 & 2007* Chrysler Conversion (Foldout Ramp) Front Passenger Seat Electrical Systems (Non-Memory)BK/OR - 14G LT GN/GY - 18G LT GN/TN - 18G PK/GN - 18G WH/PK - 18G OR/RD - 14GBK/OR - 14G LT GN/GY - 18G LT GN/TN - 18G PK/GN - 18G WH/PK - 18G OR/RD - 14GLT GN/YL - 18G LT GN/GN - 18G LT GN/OR - 18G LT GN/WH - 18GC305 (BODY SIDE)SIR MODULEDRAWING NOTESAll other intersections are wire crossings without SIR MODULEC306 (BODY SIDE)101112131234567891234567891011121312341234123456789101718192021222324252611272829303132333435363712131415161234567891011121314151612345678910111212345678910111212345678910111213BK/OR - 14G LT GN/GY - 18G LT GN/TN - 18G PK/GN - 18G WH/PK - 18G OR/RD - 14G LT GN/YL - 18G LT GN/GN - 18G LT GN/WH - 18G LT GN/OR - 18GBK - 18G BK - 18GC304 (SEAT SIDE)C 305 (S E A T S IDE )*Note:Page 23B Page 24BPage 25Item not shown REPLACEMENT PARTS**REPLACEMENT PARTSItem not shownPage 26Exploded View - 2006 & 2007* Chrysler Conversion (Foldout Ramp) Ramp Assembly Gear, Motor and Base Assembly *Note: Diagram includes some late 2005 conversions.Page 27A Page 28APage 27BPage 28BDiagram includes some late 2005 conversions.Page 29REPLACEMENT PARTSItem not shown **REPLACEMENT PARTSItem not shownPage 30Page 31REPLACEMENT PARTS6413210597887*Note: Diagram includes some late 2005 conversions.Page 32DIMENSIONSAll dimensions are for reference only.Foldout RampDue to manufacturing tolerances both with the OEM vehicle and the conversion components, all dimensions may vary slightly from those shown.* Deduct 2-1/2" off of Interior Height for conversions with OEM Overhead DVD/Rail System** Deduct 2" off of Interior Height for conversions with OEM Moon Roof"Providing Access to the World"®Over 300 BraunDealers Worldwide®International Corporate Hdqrs: P.O. 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