 
        
        - •FOREWORD
- •INTRODUCTION
- •HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL
- •TROUBLESHOOTING
- •ABBREVIATIONS
- •GLOSSARY OF TERMS AND SYMBOLS
- •RELAY LOCATIONS
- •ELECTRICAL WIRING ROUTING
- •POWER SOURCE (Current Flow Chart)
- •POWER SOURCE
- •STARTING AND IGNITION (2WD)
- •CHARGING
- •ILLUMINATION
- •TAILLIGHT
- •HEADLIGHT (FOR USA)
- •HEADLIGHT AND FOG LIGHT (FOR CANADA)
- •FOG LIGHT (F0R USA)
- •STOP LIGHT
- •TURN SIGNAL AND HAZARD WARNING LIGHT
- •INTERIOR LIGHT
- •LIGHT REMINDER BUZZER
- •POWER WINDOW
- •DOOR LOCK
- •REAR WIPER AND WASHER
- •FRONT WIPER AND WASHER
- •UNLOCK AND SEAT BELT WARNING
- •ELECTRIC TENSION REDUCER
- •REAR WINDOW DEFOGGER
- •POWER SEAT
- •REMOTE CONTROL MIRROR
- •SUN ROOF
- •ECT (ELECTRONIC CONTROLLED TRANSMISSION)
- •AUTO TILT AWAY STEERING
- •SHIFT LOCK
- •CRUISE CONTROL (MOTOR TYPE)
- •CRUISE CONTROL (VACUUM TYPE)
- •SRS AIRBAG
- •CIGARETTE LIGHTER AND CLOCK
- •TOP STACK
- •AUTO ANTENNA
- •RADIO AND PLAYER (w/ CD PLAYER)
- •COMBINATION METER
- •RADIATOR FAN AND AIR CONDITIONER (AUTOMATIC AIR CONDITIONER)
- •RADIATOR FAN AND AIR CONDITIONER (MANUAL AIR CONDITIONER)
- •GROUND POINT
 
ABBREVIATIONS
ABBREVIATIONS
The following abbreviations are used in this manual.
| A/C | = | Air Conditioner | 
| ABS | = | Anti±Lock Brake System | 
| A/T | = | Automatic Transmission | 
| C/P | = Coupe Type | |
| COMB. | = | Combination | 
| ECT | = | Electronic Controlled Transmission | 
| ECU | = | Electronic Control Unit | 
| EFI | = | Electronic Fuel Injection | 
| EGR | = | Exhaust Gas Recirculation | 
| EX. | = | Except | 
| FL | = | Fusible Link | 
| IIA | = | Integrated Ignition Assembly | 
| ISC | = | Idle Speed Control | 
| J/B | = | Junction Block | 
| L/B | = | Liftback Type | 
| LH | = | Left-Hand | 
| M/T | = | Manual Transmission | 
| O/D | = | Overdrive | 
| R/B | = | Relay Block | 
| RH | = Right±Hand | |
| SRS | = | Supplemental Restraint System | 
| SW | = Switch | |
| TEMP. | = | Temperature | 
| VSV | = | Vacuum Switching Valve | 
| W/ | = | With | 
| W/O | = | Without | 
| 2WD | = Two Wheel Drive | |
| 4WD | = | Four Wheel Drive | 
*The titles given inside the components are the names of the terminals (terminal codes) and are not treated as being abbreviations.
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| BATTERY | HEADLIGHTS Current flow causes a headlight | ||
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| SENSOR (Thermistor) | SWITCH, WIPER PARK | 
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RELAY LOCATIONS
[Engine Compartment]
[Instrument Panel]
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[Body] [Lift Back]
[Body]
[Coupe, Convertible]
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RELAY LOCATIONS
| : J/B No. 1 | Left Kick Panel | (See Page 18) | 
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[ J/B No. 1 Inner Circuit]
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RELAY LOCATIONS
| : J/B No. 2 | Near the Battery | (See Page 18) | 
[2WD]
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| : J/B No. 2 | Near the Battery | (See Page 18) | 
[All±Trac/4WD]
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| : J/B No. 3 | Behind Combination Meter (See Page 18) | 
[J/B No. 3 Inner Circuit]
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RELAY LOCATIONS
| 2 : R/B No. 2 | Left Kick Panel | (See Page 18) | 
| 3 : R/B No. 3 | Right Kick Panel (See Page 18) | 
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| 4 : R/B No. 4 | Right Kick Panel (See Page 18) | 
| 5 : R/B No. 5 | Engine Compartment Front Right (See Page 18) | 
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