Fuses and relays Mitsubishi Pajero / Montero / Shogun 2 (V20, 1991 - 2000)

Pajero is a mid-size Japanese SUV, the flagship of Mitsubishi's model range. It was first presented in 1976 at the Tokyo Motor Show. In some foreign markets a different name was adopted. Thus, in Spain, India and America (except Brazil) it is called Montero, and in the UK it has the name Shogun. In this article we will understand in detail fuse box diagrams Mitsubishi Pajero / Montero / Shogun (second generation; V20 index) 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 years of manufacture.

Here you will find the locations and photos of the mounting blocks. Also, we will separately mark the fuse responsible for the cigarette lighter.

In engine compartment


Location of components.

Power unit

Located on the positive terminal of the battery.


Description
1 - ABS 60A;    
2 - Fog Lamps or not used 20A;    
3 - Glow Plugs 80A;

Primary fuse box


General view.

Diagram
Description Amps
1 Battery 60
2 Alternator 100
3 injection system 20
4 ignition switch 40
5 Rear window defogger 30
6 Power operated windows 30
7 Air conditioner 30
8 Lamps 40
9 Fuel heater 15
10 A / C compressor 10
11 Air conditioner condenser fan 25 / 30
12 Rear fog lamps 10
13 Taillights 10
14 Taillights 10
15 High beam headlights 10
16 Warning lights 10
17 ABS 60
18 Fog lights 20
19 Glow plug 80
R1 Headlights
R2 Intercooler
R3 Alternator
R4 Rear fog lights
R5 Rear lights, parking lights
R6 Condenser fan motor
R7 Air conditioning compressor

In the passenger compartment

There are 2 blocks under the dashboard on the driver's side: the fuse box and the relay box.

Fuse box


Located under the panel on the driver's side.


General view of the Pajero / Montero / Shogun interior fuse box.

Diagram
# Description Amps
R1 Accessory socket relay
R2 Heater fan relay
1 Pajero / Montero / Shogun cigarette lighter fuse 15
2 Radio 10
3 Heater relay 10
4 Rear heater or ELC-4 A/T 10
5 Front and rear air conditioner 20
6 Turn indicator lamps 10
7 Meter 10
8 Horn 10
9 Wiper 15
10 Power window control unit 10
11 4-wheel-drive system, Overdrive control (Vehicles with an automatic transmission only) 10
12 Electric door locks 15
13 Room lamps, Clock 10
14 Reverse light bulbs 15
15 Stop lamps 15
16 Heater 25
17 Accessory socket 15
18 Rear heater or Empty 10
19 Spare

Relay box

It is installed above the fuse box.


Description:

  • R1 - Spare;
  • R2 - Rear heater relay;
  • R3 - Power window relay;
  • R4 - Door central locking control unit;
  • R5 - Heated rear window relay;
  • R6 - Rear window wiper intermittent operation relay;
  • R7 - Relay interrupter of direction indicators and signaling system.


Individual fuses and relays can be installed outside the blocks, such as the fog light fuse.

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