UAZPARTS Technical Reference

Electrical Wiring Diagram: UAZ-3160, UAZ-3162 & UAZ-31622

A high-resolution colour wiring diagram with a complete English component legend for tracing engine-management, lighting, dashboard and rear-body circuits.

UAZ-3160 UAZ-3162 UAZ-31622 98 numbered components

Follow the circuit from component to connector

Use the numbers in the drawing to identify components in the legend below. The diagram also marks harness junctions, plug connections, the diagnostic connector and vehicle earth points, helping you follow a circuit without relying on wire colour alone.

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Component legend

The numbers below correspond directly with the component numbers in the wiring diagram.

Front lighting and signalling

1Right front direction indicator
2Right headlamp
3Left headlamp
4Right headlamp-wiper gear motor
5Right front fog lamp
6Left front fog lamp
7Horn
8Left headlamp-wiper gear motor
9Left front direction indicator

Engine management, ignition and starting

10Alternator
11Crankshaft-position sensor
12Camshaft-position sensor
13–16Spark plugs
17Throttle-position sensor
18Knock sensor
19Coolant-temperature sensor
20Intake-air temperature sensor
21Mass-airflow sensor
22–25Fuel injectors
26Auxiliary-air regulator
27Electrical socket
28Service-brake system malfunction warning-light switch
29Engine control unit (ECU)
30Right side direction-indicator repeater
31Ignition coil for cylinders 1 and 4
32Ignition coil for cylinders 2 and 3
33Main relay
34Electric fuel-pump relay
35–36Blade fuses
37Electric fuel pump
38Starter relay
39Starter motor

Washers, heating, senders and power supply

40Headlamp-wiper relay
41Rear-window washer relay
42Windscreen-wiper gear motor
43Left side direction-indicator repeater
44Electric windscreen-washer pump
45Headlamp-washer solenoid valve
46Electric rear-window washer pump
47Heater-blower series resistor
48Heater-blower motor
49Parking-brake warning-light relay
50Coolant overtemperature warning-light sender
51Low engine-oil pressure warning-light sender
52Coolant-temperature gauge sender
53Oil-pressure gauge sender
54Heater-blower switch
55Brake-light switch
56Battery
57Remote battery master switch
58Engine-compartment light

Dashboard controls and central electrics

59Remote battery master-switch control
60Exterior-lighting switch
61Instrument cluster
62Ignition switch
63Relay and fuse-box illumination
64Relay and fuse box
65Heated rear-window switch
66Rear fog-lamp switch
67Front fog-lamp switch
68Hazard-warning switch
69Intermittent-wiper switch
70Front, rear and headlamp wiper/washer switch
71Horn push-button
72Direction-indicator and headlamp switch
73, 75,
87, 89, 91
Door courtesy-light switches
74Instrument-illumination dimmer
76–77Individual reading lamps

Interior and rear-body circuits

78Glovebox light
79Clock
80Cigarette lighter
81Heater-control lever illumination
82Reversing-light switch
83Parking-brake warning-light switch
84Fuel-level sender selector switch
85Right fuel-level sender
86Left fuel-level sender
88, 90Interior lamps
92Right rear lamp cluster
93Additional brake light
94Rear-window wiper gear motor
95Right number-plate light
96Left number-plate light
97Heated rear-window element
98Left rear lamp cluster

Diagram symbols

Letters and Roman numerals identify the main harness connections and reference points.

I–IX
Welded or joined wiring points
А, Б, В, Г, Д, Е
Plug connections
Ж
Diagnostic connector
О
Vehicle earth / ground

Important electrical-work notes

Before testing, repairing or modifying the wiring:

  • Disconnect the battery earth lead when the procedure requires the circuit to be isolated.
  • Confirm connector numbers, wire colours and pin positions on the actual vehicle.
  • Use a fused test lead and a suitable multimeter; never bypass a fuse with wire or foil.
  • Do not probe ECU, sensor or airbag-related circuits with a conventional test lamp.
  • Previous repairs, accessories and model-year changes may mean that your loom differs from the factory diagram.

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