Mitsubishi Montero (1998+). Manual - part 78

Fig. 20:  Identifying Cruise Control Circuit Connector Terminals:

Junction Block Connector (C-93)

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Fig. 21:  Identifying Cruise Control Circuit Connector Terminals:

Junction Block Connector (C-94)

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Fig. 22:  Identifying Cruise Control Circuit Connector Terminals:

Junction Block Connector (C-101)

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Fig. 23:  Identifying Cruise Control Circuit Connector Terminals:

O/D Switch Connector (D-09)

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Fig. 24:  Identifying Cruise Control Circuit Connector Terminals:

Front Harness/ Dash Harness Connector (C-111)

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Fig. 25:  Identifying Cruise Control Circuit Connector Terminals:

Closed Throttle Switch & Throttle Position Sensor Connector

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         INSPECTION PROCEDURES FOR TROUBLE SHOOTING SYMPTOMS

         Test No. 1

         Defect in power supply system (including ground) for

diagnostic line may be possible. Probable causes are:

      *  Malfunction of connector.

      *  Malfunction of harness.

         1) Check voltage between data link connector pin No. 16 and

ground. See Fig. 35. If battery voltage is present, go to next step.

If battery voltage is not present, check junction block connectors C-

81 and C-94. See Figs. 19, 21, 26 and 27. If connectors are defective,

repair as necessary. If connectors are okay and malfunction remains,

check harness between power supply and data link connector. Repair as

necessary.

         2) At data link connector, measure continuity between pin No.

4 and ground and pin No. 5 and ground. If continuity is present,

replace scan tool. If continuity is not present, check data link

connector for damage or loose connections. Repair as necessary. If

connector is okay and malfunction remains, check harness between data

link connector and ground. Repair as necessary.

Fig. 26:  Identifying Junction Block Connectors & Joint Connectors:

Junction Block (Front)

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