Mitsubishi Eclipse 1996 User Manual

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Theft-alarm Starter, Horn, And Power Window Relay

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Alarm Horn Relay: Testing and Inspection

Horn Relay And Theft-alarm Horn Relay Continuity Check

Horn Relay And Theft-alarm Horn Relay Continuity Check Table

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Motor Antenna Control Relay

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Theft-alarm Starter, Horn, And Power Window Relay

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Theft-Alarm Starter Relay Continuity Check

Theft-Alarm Starter Relay Continuity Check Table

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Ignition Shut Down Relay (For Antitheft): Testing and InspectionAutomatic Transmission

Theft-Alarm Starter Relay Continuity Check

Theft-Alarm Starter Relay Continuity Check Table

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Convertible Top Control Module

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Door Lock Power Relay 2

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Technical Service Bulletin # 96-42A-009

Sunroof - Inoperative/Remains Open

NO.: TSB-96-42A-009
DATE: March, 1996
MODEL: 1995-96 Eclipse

SUBJECT: SUNROOF INOPERATIVE
PURPOSE

On some affected vehicles, the sunroof may become inoperative, remaining in the open position. This condition is likely due to water traveling over thesunroof drive cables and damaging the sunroof control unit.

To eliminate this condition and help to prevent future reoccurrence, apply a water insoluble grease to the sunroof drive cables, apply butyl rubber to theguide rail and guide rail rod holder, and replace the sunroof control unit.
AFFECTED VEHICLES
1995-96 Eclipse models produced between May, 1995 and January, 1996.
PARTS INFORMATION
Part No. Description
MR199789 Sunroof Control Unit

MR287457 Drive Cable Assy. - Left Side
MR287458 Drive Cable Assy. - Right Side

WARRANTY INFORMATION
Sunroof Drive Cable (Both Sides)
Nature Code: 99D
Cause Code: 990
Labor Operation Number: 42366510
Time Allowance: 2.0 hours
Warranty Coverage: 36 months/36,000 miles

Special Warranty Information: Includes control unit replacement, drive cable removal and grease application. Drive cable replacement on an as needed basis only.

Procedure

1. Remove the front section of the headliner assembly as described in section 52A of the appropriate Eclipse service manual.

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: NOTE

Refer to pages 42-65 through 42-70 of the 1996 Eclipse service manual for details on sunroof component removal and installation.

2. Remove the sunroof control unit.

3. Remove the sunroof glass.

4.
Confirm proper sunroof drainage at the drain holes by pouring a small amount of water into the front of the sunroof. If the water does not flowthrough easily, remove any leaves or other debris from the drain holes.

5. Manually close the sunroof frame.

6. Remove the sunroof drive motor.
Perform steps 7 through 14 for one side at a time.

7. Remove the guide rail rod holder as follows:
a. Manually move the sunroof frame to the appropriate position to allow the guide rail rod holder to be removed.
b. Remove the two guide rail rod holder attaching screws at the front of the sunroof.
c. Tilt the upper portion of the guide rail to the inside, then remove the guide rail rod holder.

8. Remove the drive cable from the guide rail by first pulling the cable up, then pulling the cable out from the guide rail.

9.
Inspect the drive cable. If the cable is wet, dry with a soft cloth. If rust is visible on the cable, replace the cable with the appropriate part listed inthe PARTS INFORMATION section of this bulletin.

10.
Using a small brush, apply a water insoluble grease (Loctite SuperLube 82328 or equivalent) to the surfaces of the cable. Be sure to thoroughlycoat the entire cable surface.

11. Reinstall the drive cable.

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12.
Apply butyl rubber (3M Part No. 8610 or equivalent) between the guide rail rod holder and the rail as shown. Be sure to make a complete sealaround the drain tubes.

13. Remove any excess grease from the sunroof, guide rail and drive motor.

14. Reinstall the guide rail rod holder.

15. Repeat steps 7 through 14 for the other side of the sunroof.

16. Reinstall the sunroof glass. Be sure the glass is properly adjusted (flush with glass seal and without gaps).

17. With the sunroof in the fully closed position reinstall the sunroof drive motor.

: CAUTION

Be sure that the motor insert clip located over the drive gear area is in place before installing the drive motor. If the clip is not in place, the sunroofcable or gear may disengage, or the motor may not operate properly.

18. Install a new sunroof control unit as follows:
a. Move the sunroof to the fully closed position.
b. Adjust the control unit timing by turning the rotating wheel until both white marks appear in the viewing windows at the same time.
c. Attach the control unit to the sunroof tray bracket.

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d.

Secure the control unit to the bracket by wrapping a plastic tie wrap around the middle of the control unit and through the slot on thebracket. After tightening the tie wrap, cut off any excess tie wrap material.

19. Confirm that the sunroof operates correctly.

20. Reinstall the headliner assembly as described in section 52A of the appropriate Eclipse service manual.

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Technical Service Bulletin # 96-42A-009

Sunroof - Inoperative/Remains Open

NO.: TSB-96-42A-009
DATE: March, 1996
MODEL: 1995-96 Eclipse

SUBJECT: SUNROOF INOPERATIVE
PURPOSE

On some affected vehicles, the sunroof may become inoperative, remaining in the open position. This condition is likely due to water traveling over thesunroof drive cables and damaging the sunroof control unit.

To eliminate this condition and help to prevent future reoccurrence, apply a water insoluble grease to the sunroof drive cables, apply butyl rubber to theguide rail and guide rail rod holder, and replace the sunroof control unit.
AFFECTED VEHICLES
1995-96 Eclipse models produced between May, 1995 and January, 1996.
PARTS INFORMATION
Part No. Description
MR199789 Sunroof Control Unit

MR287457 Drive Cable Assy. - Left Side
MR287458 Drive Cable Assy. - Right Side

WARRANTY INFORMATION
Sunroof Drive Cable (Both Sides)
Nature Code: 99D
Cause Code: 990
Labor Operation Number: 42366510
Time Allowance: 2.0 hours
Warranty Coverage: 36 months/36,000 miles

Special Warranty Information: Includes control unit replacement, drive cable removal and grease application. Drive cable replacement on an as needed basis only.

Procedure

1. Remove the front section of the headliner assembly as described in section 52A of the appropriate Eclipse service manual.

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: NOTE

Refer to pages 42-65 through 42-70 of the 1996 Eclipse service manual for details on sunroof component removal and installation.

2. Remove the sunroof control unit.

3. Remove the sunroof glass.

4.
Confirm proper sunroof drainage at the drain holes by pouring a small amount of water into the front of the sunroof. If the water does not flowthrough easily, remove any leaves or other debris from the drain holes.

5. Manually close the sunroof frame.

6. Remove the sunroof drive motor.
Perform steps 7 through 14 for one side at a time.

7. Remove the guide rail rod holder as follows:
a. Manually move the sunroof frame to the appropriate position to allow the guide rail rod holder to be removed.
b. Remove the two guide rail rod holder attaching screws at the front of the sunroof.
c. Tilt the upper portion of the guide rail to the inside, then remove the guide rail rod holder.

8. Remove the drive cable from the guide rail by first pulling the cable up, then pulling the cable out from the guide rail.

9.
Inspect the drive cable. If the cable is wet, dry with a soft cloth. If rust is visible on the cable, replace the cable with the appropriate part listed inthe PARTS INFORMATION section of this bulletin.

10.
Using a small brush, apply a water insoluble grease (Loctite SuperLube 82328 or equivalent) to the surfaces of the cable. Be sure to thoroughlycoat the entire cable surface.

11. Reinstall the drive cable.

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12.
Apply butyl rubber (3M Part No. 8610 or equivalent) between the guide rail rod holder and the rail as shown. Be sure to make a complete sealaround the drain tubes.

13. Remove any excess grease from the sunroof, guide rail and drive motor.

14. Reinstall the guide rail rod holder.

15. Repeat steps 7 through 14 for the other side of the sunroof.

16. Reinstall the sunroof glass. Be sure the glass is properly adjusted (flush with glass seal and without gaps).

17. With the sunroof in the fully closed position reinstall the sunroof drive motor.

: CAUTION

Be sure that the motor insert clip located over the drive gear area is in place before installing the drive motor. If the clip is not in place, the sunroofcable or gear may disengage, or the motor may not operate properly.

18. Install a new sunroof control unit as follows:
a. Move the sunroof to the fully closed position.
b. Adjust the control unit timing by turning the rotating wheel until both white marks appear in the viewing windows at the same time.
c. Attach the control unit to the sunroof tray bracket.

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d.

Secure the control unit to the bracket by wrapping a plastic tie wrap around the middle of the control unit and through the slot on thebracket. After tightening the tie wrap, cut off any excess tie wrap material.

19. Confirm that the sunroof operates correctly.

20. Reinstall the headliner assembly as described in section 52A of the appropriate Eclipse service manual.

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ABS Main Relay: Testing and Inspection

ABS RELAY INSPECTION

1. Remove the splash shield

2. Remove the relay box mounting bolts.

3. Insert the tip of a screwdriver into the space between the hydraulic unit and the relay box cover and use it to open the tab at one place, and thenremove the cover.

4. Take out all of the relays from the relay box and check the continuity between the terminals when power is not supplied and when power is supplied.

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MOTOR RELAY

VALVE RELAY

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ABS Power Relay And ABS ECU

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> Relays and Modules > Relays and Modules - Cooling System > Radiator Cooling Fan Motor Relay > Component Information > Locations

Radiator Fan (HI & LO), Condenser Fan (HI & LO), A/C Compressor Clutch, Horn, Fog Light, Taillight And Headlight Relays

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Radiator Cooling Fan Motor Relay: Testing and Inspection

1. With battery (positive) power supplied to the No. 1 terminal and the negative cable on terminal No. 3, there should be continuity across terminals
4 and 5.

2. When power is not supplied there should be continuity across terminal Nos. 1 and 3.

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Auto-Cruise-ECU

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Auto Cruise Control Relay

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Defogger And Blower Motor Relay

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Radiator Fan (LO1 & HI), Condenser Fan (LO & HI), A/C Compressor Clutch, Horn, Fog Light, Taillight And Headlight Relays

> Relays and Modules > Relays and Modules - HVAC > Condenser Fan Motor Relay, HVAC > Component Information > Locations

Radiator Fan (LO1 & HI), Condenser Fan (LO & HI), A/C Compressor Clutch, Horn, Fog Light, Taillight And Headlight Relays

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Blower Motor Relay (HI), Automatic Compressor ECM

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Radiator Fan (LO1 & HI), Condenser Fan (LO & HI), A/C Compressor Clutch, Horn, Fog Light, Taillight And Headlight Relays

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Fog/Driving Lamp Relay: Testing and Inspection

Horn Relay Continuity Check

Fog Light Relay Continuity Check Table

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Radiator Fan (LO1 & HI), Condenser Fan (LO & HI), A/C Compressor Clutch, Horn, Fog Light, Taillight And Headlight Relays

> Relays and Modules > Relays and Modules - Lighting and Horns > Headlamp Relay > Component Information > Locations > Page 85

Headlamp Relay: Testing and Inspection

Horn Relay Continuity Check

Headlight Relay Continuity Check Table

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Radiator Fan (LO1 & HI), Condenser Fan (LO & HI), A/C Compressor Clutch, Horn, Fog Light, Taillight And Headlight Relays

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Horn Relay: Testing and Inspection

Horn Relay And Theft-alarm Horn Relay Continuity Check

Horn Relay And Theft-alarm Horn Relay Continuity Check Table

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Radiator Fan (LO1 & HI), Condenser Fan (LO & HI), A/C Compressor Clutch, Horn, Fog Light, Taillight And Headlight Relays

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Tail Lamp Relay: Testing and Inspection

Horn Relay Continuity Check

Taillight Relay Continuity Check Table

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Relay Box: LocationsRelay Box In Engine Compartment

Centralized Relay (Relay Box In Engine Compartment)

Centralized Relay (Relay Box In Engine Compartment)

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Centralized Relay (Interior Relay Box)

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Relay Box: LocationsComponent View

The main relay centers are located on the front left-hand side and rear left-hand side of the engine compartment.

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Relay Box: Diagram Information and Instructions

Connector and Ground Indicators

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Connector/Ground Indications

Connector/Grounding Indications

Connector And Terminal Markings

Connector and Terminal Markings

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Connector Symbol Marking

Connector Symbol Markings

Connector Connection Marking

Connector Connection Markings

Grounding Markings

Grounding Markings
How to Read Circuit Diagrams

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How To Read Circuit Diagrams (Part 1 Of 2)

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How To Read Circuit Diagrams (Part 2 Of 2)

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The circuit of each system from the fuse (or fusible link) to ground is shown. The power supply is shown at the top and the ground at the bottom tofacilitate understanding of how the current flows.

How To Read Configuration Diagrams

Wire Color Codes

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Wire Color Codes

If a cable has two colors, the first of the two color code characters indicates the basic color (color of the cable coating) and the second indicates themarking color.

Examples Of Wire Color Codes

Example of Wire Color Code

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Junction Block (J/B)

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Dedicated Fuse (Interior Relay Box)

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Technical Service Bulletin # 03-00-015

Engine Controls - PCM Reprogramming Procedure

No: TSB-03-00-015 DATE: September, 2003MODEL: All models

SUBJECT:REPROGRAMMING WITH THE MUT-III
PURPOSE

This bulletin contains general instructions for reprogramming a vehicle PCM using the MUT-Ill vehicle communication interface (VCI) unit. Beforebeginning reprogramming, you must first transfer the reprogramming data to a PC memory card adapter equipped with a compact flash memory chip.New data is transferred from a DVD to the PC hard drive, then to the PC memory card. After data is in the memory card, it can be downloaded to theVCI, then to the vehicle's PCM (ECU).

The MUT-III is capable of both automatic reprogramming (it automatically selects the appropriate database) and manual reprogramming (you select thedatabase). Automatic reprogramming is recommended for most typical reprogramming situations. If automatic reprogramming is not successful, trymanual reprogramming.
AFFECTED VEHICLES

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All models capable of PCM reprogramming, except 1995-99 Eclipse 2.0L non-turbo (For 1995-99 Eclipse 2.0L non-turbo models, use M1T992000-Aand refer to the applicable TSB.)

I. Transferring Reprogramming Data to Memory Card

Before beginning reprogramming, you must first transfer new reprogramming data from a DVD to a PC memory card adapter equipped with a compactflash memory chip. The data is transferred from the DVD-ROM to the PC hard drive, then to the PC memory card.
Components

MUT-III personal computerReprogramming database on DVD-ROMMemory card (MB991853)128 MByte Compact Flash (CF) *Memory card adapter (MB991939) PCMCIA *
* Replacement generic memory and adapters can be ordered from SPX/OTC, or purchased locally.

Procedure

1. Start the MUT-III personal computer.

2. Start the MUT-III system.

3. Install the memory card into the card adaptor.

4. Install the card adapter into the PC card slot. (There are two PC card slots. You can use either slot for the card adapter.)
A "Found New Hardware" message displays on the monitor. Wait for the message to disappear.