Fuses and relays Mitsubishi Montero / Pajero Sport 1 (K80/K90), 1996 - 2008

The Pajero Sport is a mid-size SUV manufactured by the Japanese automaker Mitsubishi, debuting in 1996. It was built on the L200 pickup truck platform. In 2000, the model underwent a facelift. In Japan, it was sold under the name Challenger, while in the U.S. market, it is known as the Montero Sport. In this article, we provide detailed fuse box diagrams and location guides for the first-generation Mitsubishi Montero Sport / Pajero Sport (chassis codes K94W, K96W, K97W, K99W; K80/K90 platform) manufactured from 1996 to 2008.

Here you will find component locations and photos of the distribution blocks. The fuses for the “Cigarette Lighter” and “Fuel Pump” are highlighted in bold.

In the Engine Compartment


Component locations.

Power Fuse Panel

Located near the positive (+) battery terminal.


Description:

  • 1 - ABS (60 A);
  • 2 - Fog lamps (20 A);
  • 3 - Glow plugs (80 A).

Main Fuse Box


Located on the left side of the engine compartment, adjacent to the battery.


Consists of a main block and an auxiliary block.

Diagram  
 
No. Description Rating (A)
1 Interior lighting 10
2 High-beam headlamps 10
3 Tail lamps / position lamps 10
4 Tail lamps / position lamps 10
5 Hazard warning lights 10
6 Climate control system electric fan 30
7 Air conditioning system 30
8 Starting system 40
9 Ignition switch 40
10 Power windows 30
11 Low-beam headlamps 30
12 Engine Control Module (ECM) 20
13 Alternator 80
R1 Climate control electric fan relay
R2 Headlamp relay
R3 Fog lamp relay
R4 Starter relay
R5 Starting system relay

An auxiliary block is attached next to the main unit.


Description:

  • 1 - A/C condenser electric fan (25 A);
  • 2 - A/C compressor (10 A);
  • A - Spare;
  • B - A/C compressor relay;
  • C - A/C condenser electric fan relay.

Auxiliary Relay Modules


Relay modules may also be installed on the right side of the engine compartment. Description:

  1. Horn relay;
  2. ABS relay.

In the Passenger Compartment


Two blocks are located under the dashboard on the driver’s side: the main fuse box and the relay box.

Fuse Box


General view.

Diagram
No. Description Rating (A)
1 Turn signals 10
2 Audio system 10
3 Central power door locks 15
4 Climate control fan relay 10
5 Cigarette lighter (Montero) 15
6 Windshield wipers 20
7 Reversing lamps 10
8 Instrument cluster 10
9 Stop lamps 10
10 Horn 10
11 Power windows 10
12 Automatic transmission 10
13 Fuel pump 15
14 Sunroof 15

Some relays may be located at the top of the block:
  • R1 - Turn signal flasher relay;
  • R2 - Heated rear window and side mirror relay;
  • R3 - Blower motor relay (for L200).

Relay Box

Located adjacent to the main fuse box.

Diagram
No. Description
1 Ignition switch
2 Auxiliary power outlet relay
3 Rear heater blower motor relay
4 Power window relay
5 Rear window defogger (30 A)
6 Rear heater
7 Heated rear door window and exterior mirror timer relay
8 Tailgate window wiper intermittent relay
9 Auxiliary power outlets (15 A)
10 Heated exterior mirrors (10 A)


Depending on the model year and trim level, auxiliary relays and individual control units (such as the fuel pump control module) may be located outside of these main blocks.


Or the rear fog lamp relay.

See also:
Comments
Anonymous

Sorry, but there is dashboard light fuse?

Mastercar
Please, check fuse no.8 in the passenger compartment
Hugo

Good afternoon,
For the Mitsubishi Sport1, do you know wich fuse and relay ( if there is one ) for the control of the power mirror?
Best regards,

Anonymous

Where is music fuse

Mastercar
№2 in the passenger compartment box
Vasco

Hi
I dont have a fog light fuse, 20A.
Where could it be located?
Thanks

Martijn Koot

Hello, my “distance/parking device/screen”which reacts on the sensors in the bumpers stopped working..also the sigarettelighter in the arm support..can’t find fuses for these..
Thank you!!

dave ware

The wiring under the dash is really full on and i have never delt with a harness with so many plugs and wires going every where. All i want to know really is where is the computer and can the wiring get mixed up when yoy take it all apart?

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