Electrical equipment and devices Mazda 323 (BG)

Troubleshooting Electrical System
When there is a fault in the electrical system, it is very important to systematically search for the fault. This applies to both a burnt-out lamp and a non-working...

Checking the switch for current flow
Most electrical consumers are switched on and off by switches operated by hand. There are also switches that are operated automatically. These switches include, for...

Checking the relay
Many current circuits have built-in relays. The switching relay works like a switch. For example: When the high beam is turned on via the manual switch, the relay...

Checking the windshield wiper motor
The windshield wiper motor is in a waterproof housing under the windshield, the rear wiper motor is in the tailgate. The corresponding trim must be removed for...

Checking the direction indicators
The cycles for the direction indicators and hazard warning lights are generated by a single relay, the so-called direction indicator interrupter. If the blinking rhythm...

Checking brake lights
1. If the brake lights do not come on, you should first check the fuse in the fuse box. 2. If the fuse is OK, check the brake light bulbs and replace if necessary. 3. If...

Checking the rear window defroster
1. When the rear window heater is on, the field with visible conductors should be free of precipitation or ice after some time. 2. If there is a malfunction, first check...

Disconnecting and connecting cable plugs
1. To disconnect cable connections on a fuse box or electrical appliance, pull on the plug, not the cable. Attention! The plugs are equipped with different locks. Press...

Location of fuses
The location of the fuses may vary depending on the model. The location of the fuses is shown on the fuse box cover and in the vehicle owner's manual. From 9/85 to 9/89....

Replacing fuses
To prevent short circuits and overloads of electrical consumers, individual circuits are protected by fuses. There are 2 fuse boxes, one in the left footwell, the other...

Instrument panel structure
Sedan/compact since 10/89. 1 - overlay; 2 - instrument panel; 3 - side cladding; 4 - speedometer shaft; 5 - steering wheel cover; 6 - steering wheel; 7 - switch on the...

Removal and installation the instrument panel
Removal 1. Disconnect the ground cable from the battery. Warning! This will erase the engine fault memory or the radio security code. Before disconnecting the battery,...

Instruments in the instrument panel
Hatchback since 10/89. 1 - printed circuit board; 2 - control lamp with socket; 3 - instrument panel housing; 4 - hours; 5 - coolant temperature and fuel gauge; 6 -...

Removal and installation the radio
Attention! There are radio receivers with a code number on sale. After each connection of the receiver, a certain code must be set, otherwise the receiver will not work,...

Removal and installation speakers
Removal Loudspeaker in the door 1. Remove the door trim, see Chapter Body, car painting, car care , Chapter Removal and installation door trim . 2. Unscrew the speaker,...

Removal and installation a pin antenna
For radio reception, a conventional whip antenna or an electronically amplified roof antenna can be used. Removal 1. Remove the radio and disconnect the antenna cable....

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