The Galant is a mid-size automobile produced by Mitsubishi Motors from 1969 to 2012. Originally launched as a compact sedan, the model evolved into a mid-size car over subsequent generations. In certain markets, it was also sold as the Legnum or Aspire. This guide details the fuse box diagrams and circuit layouts for the eighth-generation Mitsubishi Galant (chassis codes EA1A / EA2A / EA3A / EA7A / EC1A / EC3A / EC5A / EC7A; 1996–2006 model years).
Below you will find power distribution box locations, layout diagrams, and circuit allocations, including the specific fuse location for the cigarette lighter.
Engine Compartment
Located on the left side of the engine bay.
Relays:
- A – Central door locking relay;
- B – Parking lamp relay;
- C – Front fog lamp relay;
- D – Horn relay;
- E – Low beam headlamp relay;
- J – Air conditioning (A/C) relay;
- H – Alternator relay;
- F – Headlamp washer relay;
- I – Turn signal relay;
- G – Spare;
- R – Radiator fan control relay;
- S – Starter relay (manual transmission models).
An auxiliary ABS relay module may be mounted separately outside the main fuse block.
Passenger Compartment
Located at the lower section of the dashboard behind the trim cover / glove box.
- R1 – Blower motor relay
- R2 – Rear window defogger relay
- R3 – Turn signal and hazard flasher relay
On select Mitsubishi Galant 8 models, an auxiliary fuse panel is located adjacent to the main junction block.
Description:
- 13 – Windshield wiper de-icer / 20 A;
- 14 – Heated door mirrors / 10 A;
- 15 – Power sunroof control module / 20 A;
- 16 – Spare / Unused.