Mounting blocks (Mitsubishi Lancer 9)

Contents: Component arrangement ⤓ Fusible links ⤓ Special fuses ⤓ Universal fuses ⤓

Note: General rules for replacing fuse links and fuses are given in the chapter "User manual".

Component arrangement

A - fuse block on the positive terminal of the battery, B - mounting block in the engine compartment, C - mounting block in the passenger compartment, D - additional mounting block in the engine compartment.

Note: the location and purpose of relays, fuses and fuses on models of different years of production and in different configurations may differ slightly from that shown in the figures and tables.

Fusible links

Mounting block in the engine compartment (except for sedan models from 05.2001)

Note: in the table (*¹) - station wagon models; (*²) - sedan models.

Mounting block in the engine compartment (sedan models from 05.2001)

Fuse block (except for sedan models from 05.2001)

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Fuse Block (Saloon models from 05.2001)

General view of the fuse block.

General view of the mounting block in the engine compartment.

General view of the additional mounting block in the engine compartment.

General view of the mounting block in the passenger compartment.

Mounting block in the engine compartment.

Additional mounting block in the engine compartment (station wagon)

Additional mounting block in the engine compartment (sedan)

Special fuses

Mounting block in the engine compartment

Internal circuits of the fuse box in the passenger compartment. 1 - electric window relay, 2 - rear window heater relay, 3 - heater fan motor relay, 4 - fuel pump relay No.2, 5 - fuel pump relay No.1, 6 - not used, 7 - auxiliary equipment connector relay, 8 - universal fuses.