Fuses and relays Mitsubishi Lancer 9 (CS), 2001 - 2007

The 9th generation Mitsubishi Lancer was produced in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007. The most popular were sedans with gasoline engines of 1.3, 1.6 and 2.0 liters and diesel station wagons of 1.8 liters. In Japan it is known as Lancer Cedia . In this publication we will show a description of the fuses and relays of the Mitsubishi Lancer 9 with block diagrams and photo examples of execution. Note the cigarette lighter fuse.

The number of elements in the blocks and their purpose may differ from those presented and depend on the year of manufacture, level of equipment and region of delivery. For example, the Lancer Tsediya also differs in its external design, although the designs are largely the same.

Where are the fuses under the hood of the Mitsubishi Lancer 9

Under the hood, the fuse and relay box can be found on the left side (in the direction of travel of the car). In the image below, the block is numbered 7.

By pressing the latch on the block cover we get to the fuses and relays themselves. It looks like this:

Next to the main fuse box there is an additional relay box:

Sequence of detecting a faulty fuse and replacing it

During the operation of the vehicle, if a malfunction occurs in an individual device or unit of the Mitsubishi Lancer 9, using the tables and figures above, it is necessary to determine the installation location of the fuse(s) serving this device or the system as a whole. Next, with the ignition off, remove this fuse from the connector cell. This is easier to do with the help of special pliers, which are placed in the cover of the removable panel of the interior fuse box. Next, the fuse is checked. This can be done visually. This method is not 100% accurate, so it is better to check the health of the fuse using a multimeter.

If a fuse fails, you must replace it with a known good one of the same rating. Do not install a fuse with an unknown or different rating. It is allowed to temporarily install a fuse that exceeds the nominal value by no more than 25%, for example, 15 Amps instead of 10. Further operation of the vehicle is possible only after replacing it with a standard fuse. Under no circumstances, even temporarily, should a so-called “bug” be used. The consequence of this ill-considered action may be ignition of the electrical wiring.

If, after installing a new fuse and turning on the ignition or subsequent operation of the car, it fails again (burns out), it is necessary to begin examining the electrical equipment of the car and checking the devices that the fuse serves. The constant blowing of one of the fuses is evidence of a faulty wiring, one of the devices that the fuse serves.

As a result of long-term operation of the Mitsubishi Lancer 9 or a traffic accident, there may be cases of failure of the fuse and relay blocks, both in the interior and under the hood. In this case, it is necessary to dismantle and replace them.

Purpose of the relay in the interior fuse box

The cigarette lighter does not work on Lancer 9, 10: how to remove and replace

For modern car enthusiasts, this device has much more functionality than the name suggests. After all, many devices are connected to the cigarette lighter socket. The most common:

• charger or power bank for mobile phones, tablets or other electronic devices;
• a navigator showing the way through city traffic jams;
• DVR recording traffic conditions;
• fan;
• compressor for inflating wheels.

Therefore, when the Lancer 9 cigarette lighter stops working and needs to be replaced, this is unpleasant news. Making repairs yourself is not difficult. You can learn from this material how to find out the cause of the malfunction, check weak points, and repair the device.

Why does the Lancer 9 cigarette lighter not work?

The device is located on the front panel of the car. The operating principle of the Mitsubishi cigarette lighter is simple. Inside the metal cartridge there is a nichrome thread, which heats up when the contacts close. When you press the cigarette lighter button, the contacts automatically close and the coil begins to heat up. When the maximum temperature is reached, the thermal relay gives a command to release the cartridge.

Over time, the device may break down and the fuse will trip. The Mitsubishi model 10 or 9 cigarette lighter does not work due to various reasons. Main sources of malfunction.

1. Blown fuse. Especially for network safety, there is a safety element that burns out when the current exceeds 15 amperes. If one or more powerful devices are connected to the cigarette lighter socket, the current rating exceeds the resistance of the fuse, causing it to blow. This can be solved by replacing the element with a new one.
2. The cigarette lighter may stop working due to poor cartridge contact or the appearance of oxides. Over time, the nest becomes loose, and rust or oxides appear on the antennae. Repairing such a device is simple - just remove the cigarette lighter, bend the contacts, and process them with a file or sandpaper for better contact.
3. Broken wire or short circuit. If the fuses burn frequently or the cigarette lighter does not work completely, then you should look for an open circuit. To do this, you will need a multitester, which must be set to resistance and check the integrity of each wire connected to the cigarette lighter.
4. Burnt out backlight bulb. There is a special lighting ring around the cigarette lighter. The lamp inside may burn out. It must be replaced with a new element. In the event of a breakdown, you should check fuse number 21 in the block located under the hood of the car. He is responsible for lighting the device.

Cigarette lighter fuse Mitsubishi Lancer 9

If the device fails, this element should be checked. The Mitsubishi Lancer 9 mounting block is located in the cabin on the left side of the steering column. There is a drawer for small items here.

1. We open the cover and then remove it, overcoming the resistance of the latches.
2. On the back cover of the box there are tweezers to make it easier to pull out fuses, as well as two spare elements rated 20/30 amps.
3. We are interested in element number 22 (see photo). It is he who is responsible for the car's cigarette lighter.
4. To restore the device's functionality, it is necessary to replace the blown fuse with a new one. It is prohibited to install coins or metal jumpers. Fuses with a rating greater than 15 amps are not suitable. This may result in a short circuit or fire.

Wiring and terminals

If the fuse is intact, then the cause of the malfunction is elsewhere. To repair the Lancer 9 cigarette lighter, you will need to test the integrity of the wiring. To do this, you need to get a multitester and remember the pinout of the device. In total, three wires come to the device - two positive and one negative.

1. Red, positive – connected to the battery. The circuit current is no more than 15 amperes, and if this parameter is exceeded, the fuse blows.
2. Yellow. The positive wire is responsible for the backlight bulb.
3. Black, minus. It comes to the body of the device, and the other end is a mass powered through the body of the car.

Assignment of fuses in the cabin

The main relay does not operate. The internal combustion engine does not start. CHEK is not lit

The main relay does not operate. The internal combustion engine does not start. CHEK is not lit

bullet » Mon, 26 Mar 2012 18:02

Re: Main relay does not work. The internal combustion engine does not start. CHEK is not lit

granda » Mon, 26 Mar 2012 19:51

Re: Main relay does not work. The internal combustion engine does not start. CHEK is not lit

bullet » Tue, Mar 27, 2012 2:24 am

Re: Main relay does not work. The internal combustion engine does not start. CHEK is not lit

vnizam » Tue, Mar 27, 2012 9:14 am

What is the most important thing in Mitsubishi. That's right!, the most important thing in Mitsubishi is not to shit yourself.

Re: Main relay does not work. The internal combustion engine does not start. CHEK is not lit

bullet » Tue, 27 Mar 2012 12:21

Re: Main relay does not work. The internal combustion engine does not start. CHEK is not lit

vnizam » Tue, 27 Mar 2012 13:35

What is the most important thing in Mitsubishi. That's right!, the most important thing in Mitsubishi is not to shit yourself.

Re: Main relay does not work. The internal combustion engine does not start. CHEK is not lit

bullet » Wed, 28 Mar 2012 14:19

Re: Main relay does not work. The internal combustion engine does not start. CHEK is not lit

first » Wed, 28 Mar 2012 16:09

Re: Main relay does not work. The internal combustion engine does not start. CHEK is not lit

vnizam » Wed, 28 Mar 2012 19:18

Can you show this relay on the diagram, for some reason I can’t find it.

Added after 52 minutes 52 seconds: I found it here

but just look there, if all the previous ones are intact, then look for a broken wire!

What is the most important thing in Mitsubishi. That's right!, the most important thing in Mitsubishi is not to shit yourself.

Re: Main relay does not work. The internal combustion engine does not start. CHEK is not lit

bullet » Thu, 29 Mar 2012 16:10

49 wire was checked for a break with a tester; it was intact. The main relay is activated when a potential difference occurs at the beginning of the main relay coil, wire No. 2, and at the end of the coil, wire No. 3. When the ignition is turned off, the voltage on wire 49 is 12V and therefore there is no potential difference between the coils and the contact between wires 1-4 is open. When the ignition is turned on, the base of the transistor located in the ECU block (wire No. 49 is indicated below in the diagram) receives power from a wire unknown to me, while the PNP or NPN junction opens, a potential difference occurs and contact 1-4 closes. In addition, this same unknown wire opens some other transistors in the ECU that are responsible for triggering the remote control, MAF, etc. I made this conclusion from the fact that when installing a jumper (pulling out the relay) between wires 1-4, neither the remote control servo drive nor anything else receives power.

Added after 4 minutes 15 seconds: firt - I didn’t understand where these fuses are located. Above the fuse box in the spit?

Re: Main relay does not work. The internal combustion engine does not start. CHEK is not lit

C00LM4N » Thu, 29 Mar 2012 16:22

Re: Main relay does not work. The internal combustion engine does not start. CHEK is not lit

first » Thu, 29 Mar 2012 16:58

Re: Main relay does not work. The internal combustion engine does not start. CHEK is not lit

bullet » Tue, 03 Apr 2012 13:15

first I don’t have such prevs. Maybe you installed these presets along with the alarm system.

Added after 57 minutes 40 seconds: C00LM4N I also checked the version about the ignition switch (to fuses 1-5 in the cabin, power is supplied), so I think the problem is still in the ECU. I already changed one ECU unit at the beginning of this epic, but it also seemed to be finished. Tomorrow I will have a tested unit.

Re: Main relay does not work. The internal combustion engine does not start. CHEK is not lit

bullet » Thu, 05 Apr 2012 17:56

How to change generator bearings yourself?

Bearing Replacement Process In order to replace the bearings, you will first need to completely remove the alternator from the vehicle.
We begin the work by disconnecting the battery terminals. The following is a simple procedure for disassembling this device to access the parts themselves:

• unscrew the cover mounting bolts (there are 4 of them);
• separate the halves by tapping on the locking “ears”;
• lightly clamp the rotor in a vice at the special triangular places on it (but not at the pulley, it will be damaged in the end);
• unscrew the nut and remove the pulley with the spacer;
• remove the rotor from the cover;

Disassembly is complete, now you can start replacing the bearings themselves. To change the front part, you just need to unscrew the 4 bolts on the cover. But you'll have to tinker with the back one. It needs to be pressed off the rotor shaft. Reassembling the device is carried out in the reverse order.

Price issue

It is better to select new spare parts from the manufacturer. They are more reliable and perfect for installation in a car. As for the cost, the belt can be found for about 1000 rubles. Bearings, both front and rear, can be found on the Internet for 300 rubles.

Step-by-step replacement instructions

Mitsubishi Lancer 10 cigarette lighter: why it doesn’t work, how to replace
The hoses, which are visible in the photo above, should be carefully removed. You will also need to disconnect the wiring plug.

Attention. It will be more difficult to remove a fuel hose secured with a latch

It will take some effort to get her to give in.

Further actions:

the fastening nuts installed around the entire circumference of the fuel cleaning element are turned out;

Nuts around the entire circumference of the cover

the module is lifted (removed) upward.

You must remove the filter with the submersible pump very carefully so as not to inadvertently bend the float with its fastening (the black float is shown in the photo below).

TF float with its mount

In order to disconnect the TF from the module, you need to:

• press the clips in the places shown in the photo below and the plugs will come out easily;
• using pliers, squeeze out the protective ring to separate the filter from the module;
• raise the top of the module;
• release the TF from the wires;
• replace the old filter with a new one.

The coarse mesh or tea bag is also changed.

New filter Lancer 10

Gasoline pump

Gasoline pump

#1 Unread message MobileMan » Wed Oct 03, 2012 1:49 pm

#2 Unread message leonec » Tue Oct 30, 2012 11:14 am

#3 Unread message LancerZ » Tue Oct 30, 2012 12:55 pm

#4 Unread message MobileMan » Tue Oct 30, 2012 1:05 pm

No matter how much I looked for information about the performance of Lancer pumps, I couldn’t find it. and the markings on the original pump are also nowhere to be seen

I’ll assume that the pump from 1.5 is different from 1.8 -2.0.

#5 Unread message LancerZ » Tue Oct 30, 2012 1:16 pm

#6 Unread message leonec » Tue Oct 30, 2012 1:27 pm

#7 Unread message MobileMan » Tue Oct 30, 2012 1:31 pm

#8 Unread message LancerZ » Tue Oct 30, 2012 1:36 pm

#9 Unread message MobileMan » Tue Oct 30, 2012 1:48 pm

#10 Unread message LancerZ » Tue Oct 30, 2012 1:58 pm

Well, what was your question in the previous message?

One and a half - VAZ is enough for her.

#12 Unread message temba » Tue Oct 30, 2012 2:45 pm

1.5 – 1760A271 2.0 – 1760A271

find 10 differences)) Identical pump assemblies are listed in the catalog!

temba wrote: 1.5 – 1760A271 2.0 – 1760A271

find 10 differences)) Identical pump assemblies are listed in the catalog!

#14 Unread message LancerZ » Tue Oct 30, 2012 5:56 pm

#15 Unread message LancerZ » Fri Nov 09, 2012 8:56 am

For those who do not accept OEM Denso used, here is a likely replacement:

Airtex Electric Fuel Pump – E8548

According to the characteristics, according to unverified information (the manufacturer is silent), it is not very bad:

“GPH (Free Flow) Rating: 45-55 gph Hardware Included: Yes Marine Approved: No Pressure Rating: 70-90 PSI”

But I am for Denso, because it is reliability and quality.

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Post by LEXA25 » Jul 12, 2013, 6:16 pm

I found it on another forum

If your cigarette lighter (socket) does not work: The car has: 1 cigarette lighter, 1 additional socket in the armrest and 1 additional socket in the trunk on the right side.

If at least one of the listed components does not work, check: 1. Turn on the ignition (either the first position or start the car) - the cigarette lighter (additional sockets) and other electrical equipment only work when the key is in “I” or when the car is started 2. If the cigarette lighters do not work, check the fuses in the fuse box - No. 13 (cigarette lighter) and No. 19 (sockets) 3. If the fuses are intact (replace with new ones, just in case), you need to check the fuse INSIDE the cigarette lighter next to the ashtray. How to get to the inside of the cigarette lighter - see paragraph 2 How to disassemble the center console. Photo report 4. If the fuse there is intact, then you either need to look at the wiring or the cigarette lighter sockets themselves for integrity, operability and absence of damage. It seems like there are no more options.