« Re: color code for sunroof wiring and connector?? (mstrmstr)
5:24 AM 8/12/2008
I believe the fuses you are referring to are Fuse J (50A) and Fuse 10 (10A). These fuses actually power the Body Control Module and everything it monitors including the moonroof, power door lock system, Intelligent Key, power window controls, keyless entry, TPMS system, interior lights, turn signals, rear wiper, etc.
In the case of the sunroof, you would be looking for the following colors on the harness:
Pink - Battery power (On when ign sw is OFF) Blue - Switched power (On when ign sw is ON) Black - Ground
These wires provide power for the power window switches, power seat controls, as well as the moonroof. Be careful tapping into this wiring. You do not want to short the 12V sources (Pink and blue) together as it could damage the BCM or cause some very bizarre things to happen. If you end up drawing too much current, you will likely blow either the 10 or 50A fuse.
106 posts
Venom Red ROGUE 08...and 4 others
michigan city indiana
7-19-2008
« Re: color code for sunroof wiring and connector?? (philipa_240sx)
8:57 AM 8/12/2008
Quote, originally posted by philipa_240sx »
I believe the fuses you are referring to are Fuse J (50A) and Fuse 10 (10A). These fuses actually power the Body Control Module and everything it monitors including the moonroof, power door lock system, Intelligent Key, power window controls, keyless entry, TPMS system, interior lights, turn signals, rear wiper, etc.
In the case of the sunroof, you would be looking for the following colors on the harness:
Pink - Battery power (On when ign sw is OFF) Blue - Switched power (On when ign sw is ON) Black - Ground
These wires provide power for the power window switches, power seat controls, as well as the moonroof. Be careful tapping into this wiring. You do not want to short the 12V sources (Pink and blue) together as it could damage the BCM or cause some very bizarre things to happen. If you end up drawing too much current, you will likely blow either the 10 or 50A fuse.
This answer is clear and just what I was looking for. Current draw on a GPS,detector and such is under 3 amps..chances of blown fuse is minimal if I tap the moonroof main power for my switched source. Reasoning is the moonroof needs power only when activated.
It would be nice if Nissan just stuck a extra connector up in the headliner for such additions and dealer installed options.
139 posts
2008 Rogue SL Venom Red
Madison WI
9-13-2007
« Re: color code for sunroof wiring and connector?? (mstrmstr)
2:32 PM 8/12/2008
I wouldn't know what to search for, but 6 months ago or so there was Nissan parts member that was selling an adapter for the power mirror to power a detector (I think). It might be worth a shot.
« Re: color code for sunroof wiring and connector?? (mstrmstr)
4:40 AM 8/19/2008
Quote, originally posted by mstrmstr »
wiring Harness pink- switched 12v Harness Red - Battery HOT 12v Black is ground.
Blue is a undersized wire and does not carry enough current to function anything.
I would check that again. Close the door this time as the red wire appears to be the door switch. It took some digging to find this as the wiring appears in 2 different places in the FSM:
Connector M36/R2- Roof Harness 1 - Black - Ground 2 - Blue - 12V Roof Power 3 - Red - Door switched 12V 4 - Yellow - 12V Interior Lamp Power (Always on except when battery saver is active => Ign Off and time delay has expired) 5 - Pink - Battery power 6 - Black - Ground
I don't take the FSM as gospel... your wiring could be right. Just double check. If it works then great!
106 posts
Venom Red ROGUE 08...and 4 others
michigan city indiana
7-19-2008
« Re: color code for sunroof wiring and connector?? (philipa_240sx)
11:30 AM 8/19/2008
I relied on my trusty OHM meter.. works like a champ. When I cruise the lots I'll find one with the leather package and pull the access cover to check Nissans mirror setup.. the harness I accessed is pn: D206.70.910
Quote, originally posted by philipa_240sx »
I would check that again. Close the door this time as the red wire appears to be the door switch. It took some digging to find this as the wiring appears in 2 different places in the FSM:
Connector M36/R2- Roof Harness 1 - Black - Ground 2 - Blue - 12V Roof Power 3 - Red - Door switched 12V 4 - Yellow - 12V Interior Lamp Power (Always on except when battery saver is active => Ign Off and time delay has expired) 5 - Pink - Battery power 6 - Black - Ground
I don't take the FSM as gospel... your wiring could be right. Just double check. If it works then great!
with the leathers package and pull the access to check
