01 Freightliner Wiring Manual PDF

Body
Wiring
Manual
2001 and Later

Aeromaster on
Freightliner Chassis
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2001 and Later Aeromaster on Freightliner ChassisBody Wiring Manual
Part Number: 03102353-WY01EN
Revision Control
Revision B
Revision A
July 2012
March 2005
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Important Notices
2012, Utilimaster.
Printed in U.S.A.
Title: 2001 and Later Aeromaster on Freightliner ChassisBody Wiring Manual
Utilimaster Corporation attempts to provide information that is accurate, complete, and useful. All
information contained in this manual is based on the latest product information available at the time of
publication. However, because of the Utilimaster policy of continual product improvement, Utilimaster
reserves the right to amend the information in this document at any time without prior notice.
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Contents
Revision Control...........................................................................................................................3
Important Notices.........................................................................................................................3
Introduction...................................................................................................................................7
Wiring Manual Chart.....................................................................................................................7
Model Numbers............................................................................................................................8
Freightliner Chassis Model Numbers.................................................................................................. 8
Utilimaster Body Model Numbers........................................................................................................ 8
What Model Do I Have?...................................................................................................................... 8
VIN, Body Serial Number, and Work Order Numbers..................................................................9

Finding Information.....................................................................................................................10
Reporting Safety Defects...........................................................................................................10
United States Only............................................................................................................................. 10
Canada Only...................................................................................................................................... 10
Safety ConsiderationsNotes, Cautions, and Warnings........................................................... 11

Battery........................................................................................................................................12
Access............................................................................................................................................... 12
Disconnection.................................................................................................................................... 12
Removal............................................................................................................................................ 12
Installation......................................................................................................................................... 12
Symbol Codes and Identification................................................................................................13

Codes and Symbols.......................................................................................................................... 13
Circuit Number Identification............................................................................................................. 14
Harness Layout Models 31, 32, and 35............................................................................................. 15
Harness Layout Models 40, 41, and 42............................................................................................. 16
Connectors........................................................................................................................................ 17
Wiring Diagrams.........................................................................................................................23
Accessory Outlet (Cigarette Lighter)................................................................................................. 23
Back-up Camera................................................................................................................................ 24
Door Ajar System............................................................................................................................... 25
Fan, Driver Convenience................................................................................................................... 26
Grounding System............................................................................................................................. 27
Heater and Air Conditioning............................................................................................................... 28
4
Auxiliary Heater...........................................................................................................................................28
Heater and Air Conditioning............................................................................................................... 29

Heater Only (Electronic Controls)................................................................................................................29
Heater and Air Conditioning (HVAC)................................................................................................. 30

Heater with A/C System (Electronic Controls).............................................................................................30
Light, Cab Dome................................................................................................................................ 31

Lights, Cargo..................................................................................................................................... 32
Standard......................................................................................................................................................32
Switch on Dash............................................................................................................................................33
Three-Way Switch.......................................................................................................................................34
Lights, Forward.................................................................................................................................. 35
Clearance Lights..........................................................................................................................................35
Incandescent Without Daytime Running Lights...........................................................................................36
LED Without Daytime Running Lights.........................................................................................................37
Daytime Running Lights..............................................................................................................................38
Lights, HVAC Control Panel.............................................................................................................. 39

Lights, Rear....................................................................................................................................... 40
Standard......................................................................................................................................................40
Routed through Interior................................................................................................................................41
Split Taillights...............................................................................................................................................42
Split Taillights Routed through Interior.........................................................................................................43
Supplemental High Mount Stop Light (SHMSL)..........................................................................................44
Lights, Spot, Scene/Flood, or Strobe................................................................................................. 45

Mirrors, Heated.................................................................................................................................. 46
Power Distribution............................................................................................................................. 47
Roof Wiring........................................................................................................................................ 48
Stereo System................................................................................................................................... 49
Switches............................................................................................................................................ 50
Vent, Powered................................................................................................................................... 51
Wiper System.................................................................................................................................... 52
Standard......................................................................................................................................................52
Intermittent Option.......................................................................................................................................53
More Information........................................................................................................................54
Download Files.................................................................................................................................. 54
Utilimaster Quick Reference Parts Guide.......................................................................................... 54
Utilimaster Detailed Parts, Service, and Wiring Manuals.................................................................. 54
Utilimaster Glossary of Terms............................................................................................................ 54
Contact Utilimaster............................................................................................................................ 54
Index...........................................................................................................................................55
Introduction
This manual (P/N 03102353-WY01EN)
illustrates electrical wiring diagrams for
Aeromaster walk-in bodies on the Freightliner
M2000 strip chassis and the Straight Rail
strip chassis. It is specific to Utilimaster Model
Numbers 31, 32, 35, 40, 41, and 42 Model
Years 2001 to current production. Wiring
diagrams are dependent on model and year of
the Freightliner chassis. (See the Wiring Manual
Chart section below.)
contained in this manual are

based on the latest product
information available at the
time of publication. However,
because of the Utilimaster policy
of continual product improvement, Utilimaster
reserves the right to amend the information in this
document at any time without prior notice.
NOTE: These wiring diagrams
are a generic sample. Details in
these diagrams may differ from
those in your vehicle. Because
Utilimaster manufactures many
customized vehicle bodies, this
manual cannot list and illustrate
every possible wiring configuration
for every vehicle. Use this
information as a guideline where it
applies.
This manual covers only those components

manufactured by or installed by Utilimaster
Corporation. Items such as chassis and drive
train components or certain interior options
are covered by separate manufacturer-supplied
information. Not all options are included in this
manual and some numbers may have changed.
If your vehicle is equipped with a VACS system,
supplementary information is in Vehicle Access
Controls System for Utilimaster Walk-In Vans
Operation and Service Manual (P/N 03102103).
To order that manual, call 800-237-7806 or email
CustSvc@Utilimaster.com.
All information, specifications, and illustrations
Wiring Manual Chart

Model Year
Utilimaster Body
Model Number
Manual Part Number
1996-2001
31, 32, 35
03102353-WY96EN
2001-2002
31, 35
2001 and Later
32
2002 and Later
40, 41, 42
03102353-WY01EN
NOTE: In 2002, the Utilimaster Model 31 was replaced by the Model 41 and the Model
35 was replaced by the Model 41. Utilimasters Model 32 was discontinued in 2004. In
2005 the Model 42 was added. Cross-reference Utilimasters Body model numbers with
Freightliners models in the Model Numbers section.
NOTE: See the More Information section about obtaining other manuals.
Model Numbers
What Model Do I Have?
Freightliner Chassis Model

Numbers
Utilimaster builds bodies on Freightliner chassis
designated by the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating
(GVWR). Freightliner chassis model numbers
always start with MT. They are MT35, MT45,
Utilimaster Body
and MT55.
Your vehicle can be referenced by either the

Freightliner chassis model number or the
Utilimaster body model number. Be careful to
note the difference between Utilimasters Body
Model Number 35 and Freightliner Chassis Model
Number MT35. They are not the same thing.
The fifth and sixth digits in the VIN number

Model Year
Manual Part Number
indicate Freightliners chassis model number
Model Number
which can be cross-referenced with Utilimasters
Utilimaster Body
Utilimaster
Body
Model
Numbers
body model
number. (See the chart below and
1996-2001
31, 32, 35
03102353-WY96EN
Model Year
Manual
Part Number
Model Number
the VIN information on the next page.) There
Utilimaster
model numbers31,
include
31, 32, and 35
2001-2002
35
are03102353-WY96EN
some differences that affect parts and options
for the M2000 series
and 40, 41, and31,
4232,for
1996-2001
35 the
2001-2004
32
03102353-WY01EN
between the models and model years. Our
Straight Rail series.2001-2002
31, 35
2001 and Later
40, 41, 42
Customer Service Department will gladly help if
2001-2004
32
03102353-WY01EN
you
need assistance.
2001 and Later
40, 41, 42
VIN Positions 5 and 6 Model, GVWR

Utilimaster Body Model
Code
Chassis Model
GVWR
19962002
2002Later
6
Model,
GVWR31
Utilimaster
41 and 42 Body Model
A5
MT 55 VIN Positions
14,0015toand
16,000
Class
4
Code
Chassis
Model
GVWR
19962002
2002Later
32
AM
MT 35
9,001 to 10,000 Class H
32
A5
MT 45
AM
MT 45
AN
MT 55
AP
MT 55
AR
MT 55
AS
MT 35
BG
MT 45
BH
AN
AP
AR
AS
BG
BH
BJ
MT 55
14,001 to 16,000 Class 4
14,001 to 16,000 Class 4
35
MT 35
9,001 to 10,000 Class H
16,001 to 19,500 Class 5
35
MT 45
14,001 to 16,000 Class 4
19,500 to 26,000 Class 6
31
MT 45
16,001 to 19,500 Class 5
26,001 to 33,000 Class 7
31
MT 55
19,500 to 26,000 Class 6
16,001 to 19,500 Class 5
31
MT 55
26,001 to 33,000 Class 7
10,001 to 14,000 Class 3
32
MT 55
16,001 to 19,500 Class 5
10,001 to 14,000 Class 3
35
MT 35
10,001 to 14,000 Class 3
BJ
Code
BV
BW
MT 45
10,001 to 14,000 Class 3
31
32
40
41 and 42
32
40
35
41 and 42
35
41 and 42
31
41 and 42
31
32
31
40
32
40
40
41 and 42
41 and 42
41 and 42
32
40
35
VIN Positions 7 and 8 Engine, Brakes

Chassis Model
VIN Positions Engine
7 and 8 Engine, Brakes
MT
45
and
55
Cummins
5.9 Liter Engine
Code
Chassis Model
Brakes
Air
MT 45Cummins
and 55
5.9 Liter
Cummins
5.9 Liter
BX
BWMT 45 and 55
MT 45Cummins
and 55
5.9 Liter
Cummins
5.9 Liter
CN
BX
MT 45
MT 45MBE-900
and 55 Mercedes
Cummins
4.3 liter
5.9 Liter
Air
Air over Hyd
CR
CN
MT 45
MTMBE-900
45
MBE-900
Mercedes
4.3Mercedes
liter
4.3 liter
Air over Hyd
Air
C5
CR
MT 35
4.3 liter
C6
C5
MT 35
MTCummins
45
MTCummins
35
Air over Hyd Air over Hyd

Air over Hyd
Air
C6
MT 35
MBE-900
3.9Mercedes
liter
Cummins
3.9 liter
3.9 liter
MTCummins
35
Cummins
3.9 liter
3.9 liter
C7 are Black in color. MT
35MechanicalCummins
liter
Electronic Cummins engines
Older
Cummins engines are3.9
Tan
in color.
C7
Hydraulic
Brakes
Air
BVMT 45 and 55
Air over Hyd Hydraulic
Hydraulic
Air
Hydraulic
Electronic Cummins engines are Black in color. Older Mechanical Cummins engines are Tan in color.
VIN, Body Serial Number, and Work Order Numbers
LA05
Federal Certification Label
The 15-digit Utilimaster Body (or Unit) Serial

Number is recorded on the Federal Certification
Label. This label is a plastic decal (about 11 long
and 2 high) that contains a variety of manufacturing
information (including the VIN). This label is
found between the quarter window and door. (See
Illustrations LA05 and LA15).
The 17-digit chassis Vehicle Identification Number
(VIN) is the legal identifier for this vehicle and is the
number recorded in the license plate registration. The
VIN appears on a small metal plate on the dash on
the drivers side. You can read the VIN if you look
through the quarter-panel window. (See Illustration
LA10.) The number is also recorded on the Federal
Certification Label. (See Illustration LA05.)
LA10
Vehicle Identification Number
A 7-digit (including a leading W) Work Order

Number appears below the Unit Serial Number on
the Federal Certification Label. (See Illustration
LA05.)
LA15
Federal Certification Label and VIN Plate on Door Post
Finding Information
The Contents lists sections (and their respective
pages) containing wiring diagrams and other
information. The Index lists pages on which the
indexed topics can be found.
Sheet numbers indicated by last two digits in
the drawing number (lower right-hand corner of
the drawing when viewed at the normal viewing
angle) refer to the engineering drawing page
numbers but are not in numerical order. These
numbers are not meant to match the manual
section or page numbers and are otherwise not
referenced.
NOTE: If you are using the Adobe

Acrobat version of this document
printing out pages for detailed
study is recommended because of
the 90 rotation of the diagrams.
Printing individual pages or a
range of pages from the Acrobat
Reader is easily accomplished by
selecting File, Print, and then the
desired print range.
WARNING: Connecting unauthorized devices to the vehicles wiring can potentially cause vehicle
malfunction, damage, fire, personal injury, and/or voiding of the warranty. Contact Utilimaster
before connecting any devices to the vehicles wiring other than plugging into a supplied
accessory outlet (cigarette lighter).
Reporting Safety Defects

United States Only
Canada Only
If you believe that your vehicle has a defect that

could cause a crash, injury, or death, you should
immediately inform the National Highway Traffic
Safety Administration (NHTSA), in addition to
notifying Utilimaster.
If you believe that your Canadian-registered vehicle has a defect that could cause a crash, injury, or
death, you should immediately inform Transport
Canada, in addition to notifying Utilimaster.
If NHTSA receives similar complaints, it may

open an investigation, and if it finds that a safety
defect exists in a group of vehicles, it may order a
recall and remedy campaign. However, NHTSA
cannot become involved in individual problems
between you, your dealer, or Utilimaster.
To contact Transport Canada, call 800-333-0510

(or 613-993-9851 in the Ottawa region) or write
to:
Transport Canada
Motor Vehicle Defect Investigation
PO Box 8880
Ottawa, Ontario, K1G 3J2
To contact NHTSA, you may either call the Auto

Safety Hotline toll-free at 888-327-4236 or file a
complaint online at:
http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/ivoq
or write to:
U.S. Department of Transportation
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Office of Defects Investigation
NVS-216, 1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE
Washington, DC 20590
10
Safety ConsiderationsNotes, Cautions, and Warnings

As you read through the procedures, you will come across NOTES, CAUTIONS, and WARNINGS.
Each one is there for a specific purpose.
NOTES give you additional information that will help you to complete the procedure.
CAUTIONS warn you against making an error that could damage the vehicle.
WARNINGS remind you to be careful when there is a risk of personal injury.
Below are some basic WARNINGS that you should heed when you work on the vehicles
body. They are not all inclusive, however, and common sense must be used when servicing vehicles.
Always wear safety glasses and other
proper protective equipment (gloves,
steel-toed shoes, face shields, knee pads,
hearing protection) as appropriate to the
process.
Use safety stands and/or wheel blocks
whenever you are underneath the vehicle.
Put the transmission in Park and set the
parking brake before working on the vehicle.
Be sure that the ignition switch is Off unless otherwise required by the procedure.
Operate engines only in well-ventilated
areas.
Keep yourself and your clothing away
from the radiator fan, belts, and any moving parts when the engine is running.
Keep hands and other objects clear of the
radiator fan blades. The electric fan can
start at any time even though the ignition
is Off. Disconnect the fan when working
under the hood.
Avoid contact with hot metal parts, such as
the radiator or exhaust system.
Do NOT smoke while working on the
vehicle.
Become familiar with all warning labels.

Always maintain firm footing and control
of tools.
Use only tools that are in good condition,
and use them only in the appropriate manner.
Get help when needed to avoid injuries
caused by overexertion.
Always be aware of the location of other
people and potential trip hazards (e.g., air
lines, electrical cords, tools).
Utilimaster recommends that a licensed
automotive air-conditioning specialist
work on the vehicles air-conditioning
(HVAC) system.
Avoid breathing A/C refrigerant and lubricant vapor or mist. Exposure may irritate
eyes, nose, and throat. To remove R-134a
from the A/C system use service equipment certified to meet the requirements of
SAE J2210 (R-134a recycling equipment).
If accidental system discharge occurs, ventilate work area before resuming service.
Additional health and safety information
may be obtained from refrigerant and
lubricant manufacturers.
Always remove rings, watches, hanging

jewelry, and loose clothing before working
on a vehicle. Tie long hair securely behind
your head.
11
Battery
WARNING: To avoid accidental shock
or damage to the vehicle, disconnect
the battery before servicing an electrical
component. Check your chassis-supplied operation or service information
for specific recommendations.
WARNING: Always remove the (black)

Negative cable(s) first and connect it
last.
Illustration BA10
Stepwell Battery Access
Access
NOTE: The batteries on most
Aeromasters are located through
an access panel in the right-hand
stepwell. (See Illustration BA10.)
Otherwise see the Chassis Service
Manual.
Disconnection
1. Make sure the ignition switch is Off.
2. Disconnect the Negative (black) battery
cable(s) first. (See Illustration BA20.)
3. Tuck the battery cable away from the
terminal to prevent accidental contact.
4. When servicing the vehicle is finished,
reconnect the cable.
Removal
Installation
1. Disconnect battery. (See the

Disconnection section.)
1. Install the battery in the battery trayin

the same orientation.
2. Remove the Positive battery cable(s).
2. Secure the battery hold-downs.
3. Remove the battery hold-downs.
3. Connect the battery cables, Negative last.
4. Note the location of the posts and remove

the battery from the vehicle.
12
Illustration BA20
Negative (black) Cable Disconnected and Tucked Away
NOTE: Remember to fasten the

access panel.

load (wire lead insertion)
NOTES:

SYMBOL CODE:
CIRCUIT AND CONNECTOR CODE:

WIRE COLOR CODE:

Symbol Codes and Identification
Codes and Symbols
13
14

Circuit Number Identification


Harness Layout - Diagram 58231212ax09 Sheet 9

Harness Layout Models 31, 32, and 35
15
16

Harness Layout - Diagram 58231277ax09 Sheet 9

Harness Layout Models 40, 41, and 42
830 RD
120 OR
200 DB
890 VT
830 RD
258 LB/WT
257 LB
840 GY
820 DG
K
J
520 BK
510 BK/WT
180 PK
820 DG
840 GY
170 RD
13
15 14
10
12 11
232 DG
280 LB/RD
234 RD
130 RD
231 BR/WT
110 PK/BK
510 BK/WT
731 DB
C112
POWER FEED #2 PLUG
770023-1
238 YL
236 LG
230 BR
700 DB/WT
500 BK
170 RD
150 RD
232 DG
230 BR
238 YL
236 LG
234 RD
110 PK/BK
510 BK/WT
120 OR
C100
COWL CONNECTOR
12020991
C111
POWER FEED #1 CAP
770028-1
255 DB
700 DB/WT
253 DB/WT
890 VT
710 DG
14
11
10
13
15
12
840 GY
236 LG
230 BR
238 YL
232 DG
230 BR
H A
G B
F C
E D
500 BK
120 OR
200 DB
234 RD
236 LG
C110
POWER FEED #1 PLUG
770021-1
C119
TAILLIGHT FEED
15326655
500 BK
180 PK
840 GY
830 RD
820 DG
890 VT
Connectors - Diagram 58231277ax03 Sheet 3
350 BK/PK
130 RD
500 BK
231 BR/WT
170 RD
820 DG
830 RD
700 DB/WT
C113
POWER FEED #2 CAP
770030-1
238 YL
232 DG
710 DG
234 RD
700 DB/WT
280 LB/RD
110 PK/BK
150 RD
C101
COWL CONNECTOR
12020005
890 VT
710 DG
120 OR
Connectors
17
18

Connectors
(continued)
234 RD
150 RD
350 PK/BK
200 DB
520 BK
222 YL/BK
500 BK
14
13
15
12
C410
QTR POST (DASH)
770030-1
11
10
C332
HVAC WATER VALVE
12052848
5
8
500 BK
220 YL
254 YL
222 YL/BK
500 BK
C340
AUXILIARY HEATER (SCS)
12015024
220 YL
256 RD
257 LB
180 PK/BK
258 LB/WT
256 DG/WT
254 DG
180 PK/BK
258 LB/WT
254 DG
231 BR/WT
520 BK
13
10
C411
QTR POST (POST)
770023-1
15 14
12 11
257 LB
234 RD
180 PK/BK
13
10
C412
QTR POST (POST)
770023-1
15 14
150 RD
12 11
258 LB/WT
254 DG
256 DG/WT
350 PK/BK
231 BR/WT
520 BK
257 LB
234 RD
150 RD
256 DG/WT
350 PK/BK
234 RD
150 RD
350 PK/BK
200 DB
520 BK
14
11
15
12
257 LB
180 PK/BK
258 LB/WT
256 DG/WT
254 DG
Connectors - Diagram 58231212ax04 Sheet 4
C413
QTR POST (ROOF)
770030-1
13
10
224 YL/WT
500 BK
231 BR/WT
500 BK
200 DB
731 DB
280 LB/RD
200 DB
224 YL/WT
715 OR/WT
530 BK
C334
HVAC ELECTRONIC DIST.
770028-1
710 DG
700 DB/WT
C331
HVAC DIST
770026-1
231 BR/WT
220 YL
715 OR/WT
530 BK
700 DB/WT
C330
HVAC FEED
770019-1
710 DG
700 DB/WT
710 DG
700 DB/WT
530 BK
280 LB/RD
530 BK
280 LB/RD
222 YL/BK
C333
HVAC ELECTRONIC FEED
770021-1
710 DG
C307
DOME LIGHT SWITCH
999-16716-001
500 BK
222 YL/BK
224 YL/WT
731 DB
280 LB/RD
200 DB
150 RD
280 LB/RD
224 YL/WT
220 YL
700 DB/WT
C304
AUXILIARY SWITCH #4
999-16716-001
500 BK
(continued)
731 DB
500 BK
C303
AUXILIARY SWITCH #3
999-16716-001
255 OR
256 DB/WT
254 DG
280 LB/RD
110 PK/BK
500 BK
110 PK/BK
256 DG/WT
280 LB/RD
Connectors
19
20

(continued)

Connectors

(continued)

Connectors
21
22

(continued)

Connectors
Wiring Diagrams

WARNING: Connecting
unauthorized devices to the
vehicles wiring can potentially
cause vehicle malfunction,
damage, fire, personal injury,
and/or voiding of the warranty.
Contact Utilimaster before
connecting any devices to
the vehicles wiring other
than plugging into a supplied
accessory outlet (cigarette
lighter).

Accessory Outlet (Cigarette Lighter)
23
24
C413
C412
POWER FROM REVERSE LIGHT
LG
C410
C411
14
14
14
C413
C412
C411
14
GROUND
500 BK
C410
15
15
15
15
C413
C412
C411
C410
180 PK
ACCESSORY POWER

customized vehicle bodies,
this manual cannot list and
illustrate every possible wiring
configuration for every vehicle.
Use this information as a
guideline where it applies.
IN-LINE 3 AMP FUSE PROVIDED

WITH MONITOR
BACK-UP CAMERA SYSTEM
MONITOR
CAMERA

Back-up Camera

Door Ajar System


25

26
WARNING: Connecting
unauthorized devices to the
vehicles wiring can potentially
cause vehicle malfunction,
damage, fire, personal injury,
and/or voiding of the warranty.
Contact Utilimaster before
connecting any devices to
the vehicles wiring other
than plugging into a supplied
accessory outlet (cigarette
lighter).

Fan, Driver Convenience


Grounding System
27
28

NOTE: These wiring diagrams are a generic

sample. Details in these diagrams may
differ from those in your vehicle. Because
Utilimaster manufactures many customized
vehicle bodies, this manual cannot list and
illustrate every possible wiring configuration
for every vehicle. Use this information as a

Auxiliary Heater

Heater and Air Conditioning

Heater Only (Electronic Controls)

Heater and Air Conditioning
29

30

Heater and Air Conditioning (HVAC)
Heater with A/C System (Electronic Controls)


Light, Cab Dome
31
32



Standard

Lights, Cargo

Lights, Cargo



Switch on Dash
33

Lights, Cargo
34



Three-Way Switch
C412
6
C414
A
ROOF WIRING
ROOF WIRING
86
C410
6

30
87a
87
85
170 RD 14
231 BR/WT 18
C113
3
C113
5
C112
3
C112
5
BATTERY
POWER
CLEARANCE
LIGHT
SIGNAL
Clearance Lights - Diagram 58231212ax27 Sheet 27
170 RD 14
231 BR/WT 18
Clearance Lights
GROUND
C411
6
231 BR/WT 14
500 BK 18
231 BR/WT 14
CLEARANCE LIGHTS
Lights, Forward
35
36

Incan Fwd Lights - Diagram 58231212ax20 Sheet 20

Lights, Forward
Incandescent Without Daytime Running Lights
TO FREIGHTLINER
HEADLIGHT
FEED CONNECTION

230 BR
233 GY
230 BR
RIGHT
SIDE MARKER
RIGHT
TURN SIGNAL
RIGHT
HEADLIGHT
LEFT
HEADLIGHT
LEFT
TURN SIGNAL
LEFT
SIDE MARKER

C714
B
C714
A
500 BK
500 BK
C712
C
C712
B
C712
A
233 GY
540 BK
C710
C
C710
A
C710
B
C711
B
C711
A
C711
C
C713
A
C713
B
C713
C
C715
A
C715
B
233 GY
241 LG/WT
241 LG/WT
C200
D
241 LG/WT
243 RD/WT
C200
C
243 RD/WT
540 BK
230 BR
C203
D
C203
C
C203
A
C203
E
C203
B
243 RD/WT
233 DG
242 RD/BK
540 BK
C200
E
C202
D
C202
C
C202
A
C202
E
C202
B
242 RD/BK
C200
G
242 RD/BK
C200
A
235 GY
235 GY
240 LG/BK
540 BK
540 BK
240 LG/BK
230 BR
230 BR
240 LG/BK
235 YL
C200
F
C205
B
C205
E
C205
A
C205
C
C205
D
235 GY
540 BK
C200
B
540 BK
C200
H
C204
B
C204
E
C204
A
C204
C
C204
D
FORWARD LIGHT WIRING

(LED FRONT TURN)
Lights, Forward
LED Without Daytime Running Lights
37

38

Lights, Forward
Daytime Running Lights


HVAC Panel Lights - Diagram 58231277ax13 Sheet 13

Lights, HVAC Control Panel
39
40

Standard

Lights, Rear

Routed through Interior

Lights, Rear
41
42

Lights, Rear
Split Taillights

Rear Lights (Split Tails)

- Diagram 58230417ax Sheet 20

Split Taillights Routed through Interior

Lights, Rear
43
CHASSIS
SHMSL
FEED
C511
B
C112
7
C113
7
234 RD 16
44
C410
13
C411
13
234 RD 16
C413
13

SHMSL
LIGHT
(OPTIONAL)
Supplemental High Mount Stop Light (SHMSL)
CLEARANCE LIGHTS
C412
13
SUPPLEMENTAL HIGH MOUNT STOP LIGHT (SHMSL)
Lights, Rear



Lights, Spot, Scene/Flood, or Strobe
45
46
500 BK 18
C302
7
110 PK/BK 14
POWER DISTRIBUTION
500 BK 18
280 LB/RD 18
GROUND
PRIMARY SWITCH
280 LB/RD 18
C302
8
254 DG 14
110 PK/BK 14
C302
2
C302
3
256 DG/WT 14
C302
1
ILLUMINATION POWER
150 RD 14
280 LB/RD 18
500 BK 18
SECONDARY SWITCH
500 BK 18
280 LB/RD 18
GROUND
C303
7
C303
8
257 LB 14
150 RD 14
C303
2
C303
3
258 LB/WT 14
C303
1
POWER DISTRIBUTION
HEATED MIRROR
SWITCH ON
DASH
(AUX. SW #2)
ON/OFF
ILLUMINATION POWER
HEATED MIRROR
SWITCH ON
DASH
(AUX. SW #3)
ON/OFF
C411
9/12
GROUND
254 DG 16
LEFT
HEATED
MIRROR
500 BK 16
254 DG 16
500 BK 16
HEATED MIRRORS
AUXILIARY SWITCH #2 (C302) IS THE PRIMARY SWITCH FOR THIS OPTION,

BUT IF THIS SWITCH IS ALREADY IN USE, THEN AUXILIARY SWITCH #3 (C303)
IS THE SECONDARY SWITCH.
C410
9
C410
8
C410
11
C410
12
254 DG 16
500 BK 16
RIGHT
HEATED
MIRROR
Mirrors, Heated
Heated Mirrors - Diagram 58231008a Sheet 36
NOTE: These wiring diagrams are a generic

sample. Details in these diagrams may
differ from those in your vehicle. Because
Utilimaster manufactures many customized
vehicle bodies, this manual cannot list and
illustrate every possible wiring configuration
for every vehicle. Use this information as a


Power Distribution
47

48

Roof Wiring

ACCESSORY POWER
BATTERY POWER
C112
2
C110
9
150 RD 14
180 PK 16
C111
9
C113
2
180 PK 16
150 RD 16
C410
15
C410
10
C411
15
C411
10
180 PK/BK 18
150 RD 16
STEREO SYSTEM WIRING

LEFT
SPKR
BK
LEFT
SPKR
BK
C412
15
C412
10
RIGHT
SPKR
RIGHT
SPKR
Stereo Sys - Diagram 58230417axM Sheet 24
DG
DB
STEREO OPT
BK/WT
PK/BK
BK/WT
C413
10
C413
15
GY
WT
STEREO STD
BK
RD
RD
YL
BK
C413
15
C413
10
Stereo System
49
50

Switches

Vent, Powered
51
WIPER POWER
WIPER SWITCH
96 OR
92 VT
91 GY
94 PK
143 YL
52
C111
4
C111
2
C111
5
C111
3
C111
6
C111
8
C110
4
C110
2
C110
5
C110
3
C110
6
C110
8
120 OR 16
890 VT 18
820 DG 16
830 RD 16
840 GY 16
C510
D
C510
B
C510
E
C510
C
C510
F
GROUND
510 BK/WT 16
GROUND
510 BK/WT 16
840 GY 16
830 RD 16
820 DG 16
890 VT 18
120 OR 16
C100
J
C100
G
C100
E
C100
F
C100
B
C100
A
C101
J
C101
G
C101
E
C101
F
C101
B
C101
A
510 BK/WT 16
840 GY 16
830 RD 16
820 DG 16
890 VT 18
120 OR 16
STANDARD WIPERS
500 BK 18
890 VT 18
C206
A
C206
B
BR
WIPER
MOTOR
Wiper Sys - Diagram 58231008a Sheet 11
WASHER
PUMP
P
YL
C207
D
C208
A
B
BK
C207
C
L
H
DG
RD
C207
B
C207
A
Wiper System
Standard

Wiper System
Intermittent Option
53
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Utilimaster Quick Reference Parts Guide. This illustrated document includes
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54
Index
E
Electrical parts 54
Email 54
F
A
A/C. See HVAC
Accessory outlet 23
Address
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration 10
Transport Canada 10
U.S. Department of Transportation 10
Utilimaster
Customer Service 54
Publications department 3
Air conditioning. See HVAC
Alarm, back-up 40, 42
Auxiliary heater. See Heater
B
Back-up. See Alarm and Light
Back-up camera 24
Battery
Access 12
Disconnecting 12
Blower. See Heater
Body serial number 9
C
Camera, back-up 24
Cautions 11
Chassis, Freightliner 7, 8
CHMSL (Center High Mount Stop
Light). See Light: Supplemental High
Mount Stop Light
Cigarette lighter. See Accessory outlet
Circuit number identification 14
Codes 13
Color codes 13, 14
Connectors 17,18,19,20,21,22
D
Door ajar system 25
Fan, dash 26, 48

Federal Certification Label 9
Finding information 10
Flood light 45
G
Glossary of terms 54
Grounding system 27
H
Harness layout 15, 16
Heated mirrors 46
Heater. See also HVAC
Auxiliary 28
System (no A/C) 29
HVAC 30. See also Heater
HVAC panel lights 39
L
Light
Back-up 40,41,42,43
Cab 48
Cargo 31,32,33,34,48
Center High Mount Stop Light
(CHMSL). See Light: Supplemental
High Mount Stop Light
Clearance 35, 48
Daytime running (DRL) 38
Dome 31
Flood 45
Forward 35
Front 37, 38
Head light 36, 37, 38
HVAC panel 39
License plate 40, 41, 42, 43
Master three-way switch 31, 32, 33, 34
Rear 40, 41, 42, 43
Roof 48
Scene 45
Side marker 36, 37, 38
55
Spot 45
Stop 40, 41, 42, 43
Strobe 45
Supplemental High Mount Stop
(SHMSL) 44, 48
Tail 40,41,42,43
Turn signal 36,37,38,40,41,42
M
Mirrors, heated 46
Model numbers 8
N
Notes 11
Numbers
Body serial number 9
Engineering drawings 10
Index 10
Model 8
Phone 10, 54
Section 10
Sheet 10
VIN 9
Work order 9
O
Outlet. See Accessory outlet
P
Panel, HVAC Control 39
Parts guide and manuals 54
Phone numbers
NHTSA 10
Transport Canada 10
Utilimaster Customer Service 54
Power distribution 47
R
Revision control 3
Roof wiring 48
S
Safety
Considerations 11
Defects, reporting 10
Scene light 45
56
Sections 10
Serial number 9
SHMSL (Supplemental High Mount Stop
Light 44, 48
Spotlight 45
Stereo system 49
Strobe light 45
Supplemental High Mount Stop Light
(SHMSL) 44, 48
Switches 50
A/C 30
Auxiliary 50
Auxiliary heater 28
Blower 29, 30
Cargo 31,32,33,34
Dash 26
Heated mirror 46
Hi/Lo (A/C) 30
Power vent 51
Spotlight 45
Strobe 45
Thermo (A/C) 30
Symbols 13
Utilimaster body parts manuals 54
Utilimaster body serial number 9
Utilimaster Customer Service 54
Utilimaster Glossary of Terms 54
Utilimaster Quick Reference Parts Guide 54
V
VACS 7
Vent, powered 51
VIN 9
W
Warnings 11
Web site 3, 54
Wiper system
Intermittent 53
Standard 52
Work order number 9
Notes
57
58
59
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2001 and Later Aeromaster on Freightliner Chassis
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VIN, Body Serial Number, and Work Order Numbers..................................................................9

Safety ConsiderationsNotes, Cautions, and Warnings........................................................... 11

Symbol Codes and Identification................................................................................................13

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Heater and Air Conditioning............................................................................................................... 29

Heater and Air Conditioning (HVAC)................................................................................................. 30

Light, Cab Dome................................................................................................................................ 31

Lights, HVAC Control Panel.............................................................................................................. 39

Lights, Spot, Scene/Flood, or Strobe................................................................................................. 45

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What Model Do I Have?

Freightliner Chassis Model

Your vehicle can be referenced by either the

The fifth and sixth digits in the VIN number

VIN Positions 5 and 6 Model, GVWR

10,001 to 14,000 Class 3

VIN Positions 7 and 8 Engine, Brakes

Air over Hyd

Air over Hyd

Air over Hyd Air over Hyd

Air over Hyd Hydraulic

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VIN, Body Serial Number, and Work Order Numbers

The 15-digit Utilimaster Body (or Unit) Serial

A 7-digit (including a leading W) Work Order

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NOTE: If you are using the Adobe

Reporting Safety Defects

If you believe that your vehicle has a defect that

If NHTSA receives similar complaints, it may

To contact Transport Canada, call 800-333-0510

To contact NHTSA, you may either call the Auto

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Safety ConsiderationsNotes, Cautions, and Warnings

Become familiar with all warning labels.

Always remove rings, watches, hanging

WARNING: Always remove the (black)

1. Disconnect battery. (See the

1. Install the battery in the battery trayin

2. Remove the Positive battery cable(s).

load (wire lead insertion)