With Automatic Transaxle (ATX)

1995 Mazda MX-3 L4-1598cc 1.6L DOHCSECTION With Automatic Transaxle (ATX)

View: System Relational Diagram:




View: Special Service Tools (SST)s:





TEST OVERVIEW
The Switch Monitor Function provides a means to monitor the operation of various switches and their related input circuits to the vehicle control modules.


View: Special Service Tool (SST)-49 H018 9A1:





Checking switch operation is possible by viewing a monitor lamp on the Special Service Tool SST.
- When a particular switch is activated, the monitor lamp is illuminated.
- When the switch is deactivated, the monitor lamp should turn OFF.


Fig.1 Switch Operation Chart:





If the monitor lamp fails to illuminate or fails to turn OFF for any given switch under the conditions in Fig.1, then the switch and related circuit should be tested further.

DEACTIVATED SWITCH TEST


View: Test Connections:





- Connect the Special Service Tool SST to the data link connector as shown.
- Turn the ignition switch to ON.


Test Conditions:





- Set conditions to deactivate all switches and verify the monitor lamp is not illuminated.
- The monitor lamp will remain illuminated if any switch fails to deactivate. Check any failed switches and their related circuits.

INDIVIDUAL SWITCH/CIRCUIT TESTS


Switch Test Chart:





Transaxle Range Switch (ATX)


Switch Test Chart:





Closed Throttle Position Switch (In Throttle Position Sensor)


Switch Test Chart:





Brake switch


Switch Test Chart:





Headlight Switch


Switch Test Chart:





Blower Switch


Switch Test Chart:





Air Conditioning Switch


Switch Test Chart:





Rear Window Defroster Switch
RENDER: 1.0x

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