Electrical equipment and appliances Mitsubishi Carisma

Specifications and data
Specifications and data

General information about on-board electrical equipment
Attention! The warning concerns servicing of vehicles equipped with an additional passive safety system (SRS)! Caution: The SRS system includes the following components:...

Electrical circuits — fault finding
To protect electrical circuits, fuses with blade contacts are used, the color of which corresponds to a certain current strength of the fuse protection. The...

Battery — care and charging
Cleanliness of the battery and especially its upper surface is especially important, since the layer of dirt that accumulates on it easily forms conductive paths that...

Ignition switch and immobilizer
Electronic immobilizer control unit Removal To remove, follow these steps. Fig. 19.2. Ignition switch and immobilizer: 1 – hood lock drive handle; 2 – lower panel on the...

Identification Code (ID) Registration Method
After purchasing a new ignition key or replacing the immobilizer electronic control unit, it is necessary to register the identification codes for each key in the...

Checking the fuel level sensor
1. Remove the fuel level sensor from the fuel tank. Fig. 19.7. Checking the resistance of the fuel level sensor: 1 – contact of the fuel level sensor in the tank; 2 –...

Checking the coolant temperature sensor
1. Drain the coolant from the engine. 2. Remove the coolant temperature sensor. 3. Immerse the sensor in water at a temperature of +70°C and measure its resistance. The...

Instrument cluster — removal and installation
Removal To remove the instrument cluster, perform the following steps. Fig. 19.10. Instrument cluster: 1 – instrument cluster visor; 2 – instrument cluster 1. Loosen the...

Checking the fuel gauge
Fig. 19.11. Removing the glass (1), rim (2) and plate (3) of the instrument cluster 1. Remove the glass, bezel and instrument cluster plate (Fig. 19.11). Fig. 19.12....

Checking the coolant temperature gauge
1. Loosen the screw securing the power cable. Fig. 19.14. Location of coolant temperature gauge terminals: 1 – coolant temperature indicator; 2 – nutrition; 3 - "mass"...

Radio — removal and installation
Removal To remove, follow these steps. 1. Remove the center console panel. 2. Unscrew the screws and remove the radio with brackets. Disconnect the electrical connectors...

Speakers — Removal and Installation
Removal To remove the speakers, follow these steps. Front speakers Fig. 19.47. Removing the front speakers: 1 – speaker; 2 – lower panel on the driver"s side; 3 – hood...

Antenna — removal, inspection and installation
Retractable antenna Removal To remove the antenna, follow these steps. Fig. 19.49. Retractable antenna: 1 – antenna pin; 2 – antenna base; 3 – assembled antenna; 4 –...

Fuses — Description and Location
Fuse box To prevent damage to the electrical system due to short circuits or overloads, each individual electrical circuit is protected by a fuse. Fuse boxes are located...

Replacing the fuse
1. Before replacing a fuse, be sure to turn off the electrical circuit protected by the fuse and turn the ignition switch to the "LOCK" position. 2. Remove the fuse box...

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