Hyundai Venue: Seat Electrical / Air Ventilation Seat. Schematic diagrams

Hyundai Venue (QX) (2020-2025) Service Manual / Body Electrical System / Seat Electrical / Air Ventilation Seat. Schematic diagrams

Circuit Diagram

Hyundai Venue. Air Ventilation Seat. Schematic diagrams

N	Connector A	Connector B	Connector C
1	Ventilation seat unit IGN1	Driver ventilation indicator(low)	Ventilation heater power
2	Driver blower power	Driver ventilation indicator(mid)	Driver heater power
3	Driver blower speed	Driver ventilation indicator(high)	Driver heater ground
4	Driver RPM input	Dirver NTC (+)	Ventilation heater groung
5	Driver heater switch	-	Ventilation heater power
6	Driver ventilation switch	ILL (-)	-
7	ILL (+)	Driver NTC (-)	Passenger heater power
8	Driver heater indicator(low)	Driver blower ground	-
9	Driver heater indicator(mid)	Passenger ventilation indicator(low)	Passenger heater ground
10	Driver heater indicator(high)	Passenger ventilation indicator(mid)	Ventilation heater groung
11	Ventilation unit IGN2	Passenger ventilation indicator(high)
12	Passenger blower power	Passenger NTC (+)
13	Passenger blower speed	-
14	Passenger blower RPM input	-
15	Passenger heater switch	Passenger NTC (-)
16	Passenger ventilation switch	Passenger blower ground
17	Detent
18	Passenger heater indicator(low)
19	Passenger heater indicator(mid)
20	Passenger heater indicator(high)

Air Ventilation Seat. Components and components location

Air Ventilation Seat. Repair procedures

Removal [Ventilation Blower] 1. Disconnect the negative (-) battery terminal. 2. Remove the front seat...

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