Equipment and devices Mazda 626 (5)

General description of electrical equipment
The electrical system is 12 volts with negative ground. Energy for the headlights and all electrical components comes from a lead-acid battery, which is recharged by an...

Finding the source of a fault in an electrical system
Finding the source of the malfunction Insert a thin probe into the back of the connector until it touches the desired terminal – connect the voltmeter to the probe. A...

Fuses — location and replacement
Removal the fuse box cover Fuse box in the engine compartment Checking the condition of the fuse box 1. Blown fuse 2. A whole fuse The vehicle's electrical circuits are...

Automatic circuit breakers
On some models, circuit breakers turn on automatically. If the breaker does not turn on automatically, immediately check the circuit it protects. Some switches still...

Relay — checking and replacement
Checking the relay Check that the relay opens the circuit when there is no voltage and closes the circuit when voltage is applied. Some vehicle electrical components use...

Direction indicator/hazard warning flasher
When the breaker is operating, a distinct clicking sound should be heard. If the turn signals on both sides of the vehicle do not work, check the fuse, breaker, and...

Switches on the steering column
Identification of switch terminals - models produced before 1997 Steering Column Switch Continuity Chart - Pre-1997 Models Combination switch Switch position...

Ignition switch and lock drum
Identifying the ignition switch terminals Ignition Switch Conductance Table Position of the key in the ignition switch Conductivity between terminals Ace 2 and 6 On 2, 4...

Switches on the instrument panel
Identifying the Rear Window Defogger Switch Terminals for Mazda Models When switched on, there should be conductivity between terminals B and C. Identifying the Rear...

Instrument cluster tools
Examination 1. Check the integrity of the fuses. 2. Disconnect the connection connector from the sensor of the corresponding device and ground it. Turn on the ignition...

Instrument cluster — removal and installation
Removal 1. Disconnect the negative battery cable. 2. Remove the trim panel. 3. Loosen the mounting screws. 4. Disconnect the connection connectors and remove the...

Radio and speakers — removal and installation
Removal Radio 1. Disconnect the negative battery cable. 2. Remove the appropriate trim panel. 3. Insert the special tools into the holes on the radio panel and remove...

Radio antenna replacement
The installed antenna can be fixed or with an electric lift. Replacement 1. Unscrew the antenna using a wrench. 2. Remove the antenna mount using pliers. 3. Remove the...

Headlight bulbs — replacement
Replacement 1. Open the hood. Ford Probe models 2. Disconnect the negative battery cable. 3. Loosen the mounting screws and remove the outer casing. 4. Loosen the...

Headlights
There are two adjusting screws to adjust the position of the headlights. Headlight adjustment diagram Adjust the headlights using the diagram provided. When adjusting...

Headlight drive
Examination 1. Check the blown jumper in the engine compartment fuse box. 2. Check the power supply to the headlight drive. Check the connecting wires and the drive...

Replacing light bulbs
Front direction indicators/sidelights 1. On Ford Probe models, remove the mounting screws and bend back the edge of the wheel arch insert to access the bulb. 2. On Ford...

Windshield wiper motor — inspection and replacement
Examination 1. Check the windshield wiper fuse. Check the voltage supply to the windshield wiper motor. 2. Check the operation of the windshield wiper motor, as well as...

Horn — checking and replacing
Examination 1. Disconnect the horn connectors (A) and mounting bolts (B). 2. Check the operation of the horn by applying battery voltage to it. 3. Check the horn relay,...

Daytime running lights system
This system is installed on models intended for the Canadian market. It turns on the headlights every time the engine is started. When the system is operating, the...

Rear Window Defogger — inspection and repair
Minor tears in the rear window defroster heating elements can be repaired without removing the rear window. Examination 1. Check the heater fuse, switch, relay and...

Cruise control system
The cruise control system maintains the vehicle's set speed using an electronic control unit, a speed sensor and a drive located in the engine compartment. The cruise...

Electric windows
The power window system consists of a switch, electric drives, window lift mechanisms and connecting wires. Central Power Window Switch Continuity Chart - Ford Probe...

Central locking and remote control of central locking
The central locking system consists of switches, drives and connecting wires. Examination 1. If a fault is detected, first of all check the fuses. 2. Try locking or...

Electrically adjustable rearview mirror
Power rearview mirrors use two electric motors to adjust the position of the glass. Checking Rear View Mirror Adjuster Continuity – Ford Probe Models Switch position...

Upper hatch
The top hatch is opened and closed by a single electric motor. Overhead hatch actuator switch terminal identification and conductivity chart Switch position Conductivity...

Airbag — removal and installation
Electronic control unit of the airbag system (indicated by the arrow). The additional passive safety system consists of an electronic control unit, two collision sensors...

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Capella 5 (1991-1997)