Hazard Warning Lamps: Description and Operation

Power is supplied at all times
^ to hazard switch terminal (3)
^ through 1O A fuse (No. (17) located in the fuse block).
With the hazard switch in the ON position, power is supplied
^ through terminal (1) of the hazard switch
^ to combination flasher unit terminal (1)
^ through terminal (3) of the combination flasher unit
^ to hazard switch terminal (4)
Ground is supplied to combination flasher unit terminal (2) through body grounds (M1) and (M60).
Power is supplied
^ through terminal (5) of the hazard switch
^ to front turn signal lamp LH terminal (1),
^ to rear combination lamp LH terminal (3) and
^ to combination meter terminal (6).
Power is supplied
^ through terminal (6) of the hazard switch
^ to front turn signal lamp RH terminal (1),
^ to rear combination lamp RH terminal (3) and
^ to combination meter terminal (27).
Ground is supplied to terminal (2) of the front turn signal lamps through body grounds (E10) and (E33).
Ground is supplied to terminal (4) of the rear combination lamps through body grounds (M101) and (M165).
Ground is supplied to combination meter terminal (19) through body grounds (M1)and (M60).
With power and ground supplied, the flasher unit controls the flashing of the hazard warning lamps.

WITH MULTI-REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEM
Power is supplied at all times
^ through 1O A fuse (No. (17) located in the fuse block)
^ to multi-remote control relay terminal (1), (6) and (3).
Ground is supplied to multi-remote control relay terminal (2), when the multi-remote control system is triggered through the multi-remote control unit.
The multi-remote control relay is energized.
Power is supplied through terminal (7) of the multi-remote control relay
^ to front turn signal lamp RH terminal (1),
^ to rear combination lamp RH terminal (3) and
^ to combination meter terminal (27).
Power is supplied through terminal (5) of the multi-remote control relay
^ to front turn signal lamp LH terminal (1),
^ to rear combination lamp LH terminal (3) and
^ to combination meter terminal (6).
With power and ground supplied, the multi-remote control unit controls the flashing of the hazard warning lamps.