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Tracker 101: intro to the PCM

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Default Tracker 101: intro to the PCM


The PCM is located under the glove box.


These are the PCM pins used on a 2001 V6 Tracker. Chevy calls the PCM connectors C1, C2. C3 & C4. Suzuki calls them E61, C51-3, C51-1 and C51-2
A full-size print is available at: https://www.dropbox.com/s/2m0n241jmv...%2002.jpg?dl=0
A list of each pin function is available here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/r1s4motc9k...tions.jpg?dl=0


In the Tracker service manual the PCM is chopped up into a hundred little pieces. Those pieces only show up on the
pages of the systems that use them. The Suzuki manual sees the PCM as the heart of the car. The systems revolve
around the PCM. That concept was driven home by this drawing in the Suzuki manual.


I took that concept as far as I could with this PCM composite for my 2001, 4WD, V6 engine.
The drawing can be downloaded at: https://www.dropbox.com/s/o8wvar0nai...ed%20.jpg?dl=0


The image is 56" long when the image height is printed at 11" (actual size).

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