audio MAZDA MX-5 1994 Manual PDF
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AUDIO Inspection c Fuse ness. ml JHFDB If the antenna fails to raise or lower, make the following checks: 1. Check the antenna fuse (10A). 2. Replace fuse after checking and repairing wiring har- Power antenna 1. Check for continuity between the terminals of the power antenna relay. If there is no continuity, replace the relay. Terminal I M: Continuity 2. If the antenna does not function even though there is continuity, the problem may be either in the wiring har- ness or in the audio component assembly. 3. Apply battery positive voltage to the terminals and check the operation. I I A 1 B 1 DOWN I Function of antenna UP Battery Pos. D Neg. A Gartner Banana
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T AUDIO / SNAP-RING OUN TlNG NUT BROKEN Antenna Mast Removal / Installation 1. Using snap-ring pliers, remove the mounting nut. 2. With the ignition switch at ACC or ON, turn the radio switch on, and pull out the antenna mast. Check the end of the plastic rack for damage. If the rack end is kinked or broken, replace the motor. 3. With the ignition switch at ACC or ON and the radio on, feed the rack of the new mast into the motor with toothed side facing toward the front of the vehicle. Turn the radio off. While the motor is retracting the rack, feed the mast into the motor. 4. Reinstall the mounting nut. 5. With the ignition switch at ACC or ON, turn the radio on and off a few times and check to see that the antenna op- erates smoothly. Gartner Banana
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AUDIO T INSPECTION Type 1 Door Speakers 1. Disconnect the connector from the suspected faulty speaker. 2. Measure resistance between terminals of the speaker. Resistance: 4R 3. If not as specified, replace the speaker. Headrest Speakers 1. Disconnect the headrest speaker connector. 2. Measure resistance between the terminals of the head- rest speaker connector as shown. I Terminal I Resistance I 3. If not as specified, replace the speaker. A-B C-D Type 2 Door Speakers 1. Disconnect the connector from the suspected faulty door speaker. 2. Measure the resistance between the terminals of the speaker. 4R I I Woofer I 452 1 Speaker type 3. If not as specified, replace the door speaker. Resistance Headrest speakers 1. Disconnect the headrest speaker connector. 2. Measure the resistance between the terminals of the headrest speaker. Tweeter I 9~ Resistance: 851 3. If not as specified, replace the headrest speaker. Bodysonic 1. Disconnect the headrest speaker and bodysonic con- nector. 2. Measure the resistance between the terminals of the headrest speaker and bodysonic connector. Resistance: 8R 3. If not specified, replace the bodysonic or repair wiring harness. Gartner Banana
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AUDIO CONNECTOR TERMINAL SPECIFICATIONS Type 1 Component I Connector audio unit Terminal A: Headrest speaker left F : Headrest speaker right $ B: Headrest speaker left H: Headrest speaker right C: NC I : NC D: NC J: NC 4: ACC H: NC B: NC J: NC C: B+ K: Door speaker left $ D: NC L : Door speaker left 0 E : TNS (for illumination M: Door speaker right $ light) N: Door speaker right 0 F: NC 1 : Left signal 8 : B+ 2 : Left signal 9 : Amp control signal 3 : Right signal 10: NC 4 : Right signal 11 : NC 5 : Signal ground 12: NC 6 : Illumination signal 13: NC 7 : ACC E : Shield earth 1 : Left signal 8: B+ 2 : Left signal 9 : Amp control signal 3 : Right signal 10: NC 4 : Right signal 11 : NC 5 : Signal ground 12: NC 6 : Illumination signal 13: NC 7: ACC E : Shield earth B+: Battery positive voltage - - - - - 45UOTX-277 Bt: Battery positive voltage .-I Component Audio unit Connector I Terminal A: ACC H: N.C. B: System mute J : N.C. C: B+ K : Door speaker left $ D: ANTSW L : Door speaker left 9 E: TNS M: Door speaker right @ F : Illumi (OUT) N: Door speaker right 9 A: Speaker left @ F : Speaker right $ B: Speaker left 9 H: Speaker right 9 C: N.C. I : N.C. D: N.C. J : N.C. 1 : Output right 5 : Output left 2 : +I 3.2V Control Power 6: GND 3 : Output left E : Shield earth 4 : Output right Gartner Banana
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AUDIO Component 4LC (AUTO LEV- Terminal A: Speaker left F : Speaker right B: Speaker left H: Speaker right C: N.C. I : N.C. D: N.C. J : N.C. Connector BID A : Headrest speaker left H: Headrest speaker right B : Headrest speaker left I : System mute C: ACC J : ALC (INSTRUMENT D: Illurni (IN) CLUSTER) F : Headrest speaker right A: Bodysonic right C: Bodysonic left B: Bodysonic right D: Bodysonic left AICW FI H 1 : Input right 5 : Input left 2 : +13.2V Control Power 6: GND 3 : Input left E : Shield earth 4 : lnput right I J Gartner Banana
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T SRS AIR BAG SYSTEM GENERALPROCEDURES Before Servicing 1. Deactivate the audio antitheft system, if installed. (Refer to page T-120.) 2. Disconnect the negative battery cable. 3. Remove the lower panel. 4. Disconnect the orange and blue clock spring connec- tors. 5. Remove the glove compartment. 6. Disconnect the orange and blue passenger-side air bag module connectors. I , 46UOTXd21 TROUBLESHOOTING Troubleshootinn Procedure The air bag diagnostic module has a self-diagnosis function that flashes or illuminates the AIR BAG sys- tem warning light to indicate trouble in the air bag system. The trouble can be determined by the warning light illumination or flashing pattern. If the light does not illuminate but the system still has trouble, a warn- ing buzzer will sound 5 cycles of 5 times each. . . Flowchart I START Troubleshoot warning light circuit Does AIR BAG system warning light illuminate for 4-8 secs and I I Yes t Refer to service code table and troubleshoot system Press horn switch while turning steering wheel. Does horn sound? I I I Yes Reconnect connectors Are air bag module and horn switch connectors properly con- nected to clock spring connec- tor? Yes I I I I Troubleshooting horn circuit - Gartner Banana
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SRS AIR BAG SYSTEM T AIR BAG MODULE DISPOSAL PROCEDURE Before scrapping a vehicle with an undeployed air bag module, deploy the air bag. Never dispose of a live air bag module. If the deployment tool SST is not available, consult the nearest Mazda representa- i/ tive for assistance. 46UOTX-908 Air Bag Deployment 1. Move the vehicle to an open space, away from strong winds, and open all of the vehicle's doors. 2. Deactivate the audio antitheft system, if installed. (Refer to page T-120.) 3. Disconnect the negative battery cable. 4. Follow the appropriate procedure for the driver-side or passenger-side air bag module. Driver-side air bag module (1 ) Make sure the air bag module is firmly mounted to the steering wheel. (2) Remove the lower panel. (3) Disconnect the orange and blue clock spring con- nectors. (4) Inspect the SST. (Refer to page T-217.) (5) Connect the SST to the clock spring connector as shown in the figure. Passenger-side air bag module (1) Remove the glove compartment. (2) Disconnect the orange and blue passenger-side air bag module connector. Gartner Banana
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Before beginning any service procedure. refer to section T of this manual for I air bag system service warnings and audio antitheft system alarm conditions . HEATER AND AIR CONDITIONER SYSTEMS ....................................... INDEX U- 2 ................................... HEATER U- 2 AIR CONDITIONER ......................... U- 3 TROUBLESHOOTING ......................... U- 4 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ......................... U- 4 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE ................ U- 5 ..................................... HEATER U-15 ........................ STRUCTURAL VIEW U-15 HEATER UNIT .............................. U-16 BLOWER UNIT ............................. U-18 HEATER CONTROL UNIT .................... U-20 AIR CONDITIONER ........................... U-23 PREPARATION ............................. U-23 STRUCTURAL Vl EW ........................ U-23 SERVICE WARNINGS ....................... U-24 SERVICE CAUTIONS ........................ U-24 REFRIGERANT SYSTEM SERVICE PROCEDURE .............................. U-25 COOLING UNIT ............................. U-30 CONDENSER AND RECEIVER DRIER ........ U-33 REFRIGERANT LINES ....................... U-35 CONDENSER FAN .......................... U-36 AIC RELAY ................................. U-37 ................... CONDENSER FAN RELAY U-37 REFRIGERANT PRESSURE SWITCH ......... U-37 NC COMPRESSOR ......................... U-38 45U0Ux-001 Gartner Banana
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TECHNICAL DATA TI) G. ENGINE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM )ark current*' - Engine tem Voltage V 3attery Type and capacity (5-hour rate) Starter -. . BP DOHC MT mA 1 20.0 AT Tvm Ignition system 12, Negative ground S46A24L(S) (32 Ah) Maintenance-free A.C. ST- Output V-A Regulator type Regulated voltage V 12-65 Brush length mm {in) Drive belt deflection mm {in) 17.5 (0.69) 12.0 (0.471 - -- r-- I I hPe Spark plug 1 2-70 Standard Minimum New Used Brush length mm {in) BKR6E-11 (Standard ... MT) NIPPONDENSO : K16PR-U11 K20PR-U11 (Standard ... MT, AT) TYW OU~DU~ V-kW Standard 1 17.0 I0.67) Minimum 1 11.5 10.451 1 Type Spark advance control Ignition timing*2 BTDC ("CA)/rpm Transistorized (built-in voltage regulator) 14.3-1 4.9 21.5 (0.85) 8 I0.31) 5.5-7.0 {0.22--0.27) 6.0-7.5 {0.24--0.29) . . I . . Electronic spark advance (ESA) Powertrain control module (engine) controls spark advance Ignition coil H. CLUTCH Direct lot850 TY ~e Primary coil winding a Secondary coil winding ks2 . .- - Engine Item BP DOHC 1 Coaxial reduction 10/800 Molded (with igniter) - 8.7-1 2.9 NGK : BKR5E-11 *I Dark current is the.constant flow of current while the ignition switch is OFF. (i.e. powertrain control module (engine), audio, etc.) '2 With System Selector (49 B019 9AO) test switch at SELF TEST. , Plug gap mm (in) Firing order 124.95 1 .O-1.1 {0.040--0.043) 1-342 Clutch control Runout limit mm {in) 1 0.2 (0.008) I 12-1.4 Hydraulic Clutch pedal TYP Suspended A .- 6.13 120 (4.72) 175--185 {6.89--7.28) 0.G3.1 (0.02-0.12) 68 I2.68) Pedal ratio Full stroke mm {in) Height (with carpet) mm (in} Free play mm {in} Distance to carpet when clutch fully disengaged rnm [in Minimum Gartner Banana
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SECT ION NAME INDEX (my) - LO a NO * - ... - a 2-C03 2-E03 2-H03 2-403 2-KO3 2-1.03 2-CO4 2-E04 2-H04 2-104 2- JOG ?-KO4 2-M04 ?-NO4 9-CO4 ?-LO5 2-8 0% ?-KO5 ?-NO!, 7-CO6 ?*C47 i?-107 ?*f-d7 ?-GO I ?- 109 ,!-LO I Z-catj il- t. 0 a 2 .. f' fl g4 ?-GO9 ;,. JO9 ?-MQY ? il'j ? CII --- - - SEC .#I ---..- 0900 5000 5910 8030 5100 5103 $105 5110 5120 5170 5180 5230 5260 5310 5520 5539 5340 5370 5580 53 YO 5500 5570 55.10 5!>40 5560 55 "0 5588 5 IOU 5790 '; 19'. 5flOti !,bSB !J n c* u LlbIJ . ---..- - - --- SECfION NAME -----.- ------------------ ..--- KEY SETS FRONT BUNPER REAR EUHPER WINDOW HOULDING L COWL GRILLES HEAD LANPS HEAD LAHP RE T RACY ORS FRONT CONBINITION Lanes REAR COHBINATIOH LAHPS L ALENSE LAHPS BRNAMM3S REAR FIWISWER BONNET TRUNK LIB FWDNT PANELS FEIiDER P WHEEL APRON PANELS 3PCU L COWL PANELS SiUE PANELS {'!.OUR PANELS, FLCOR AYTACWHEHTS (HDCC GOVEAS 1 FLOOR AVYACHHEHTS DASHEOARD EOU IPMENI 5 nf VCR NttUD SPEEDOM TCW CADI.[; nt 1 ER CONPONE ws DASHBOAKU 6 WI LATLb PAKl S COHSOLC. VLUTILATOSI St.AI'S %CAI IC'ITS AIR OhC FblOlil li00k'$ F WLlh 'l !WOH Wt't:NAN I TUUHI 1)ouu IHlnS 1 WELAICL, PAW 1s - SEC * N( -----a 6110 6115 6 120 6130 6160 6190 6300 6330 6600 6610 661 1 6638 6635 6640 6600 6662 670U &7C 1 6707 6703 6784 6 ?i!U 6720 1 6730 6 760 ba20 6140 ~uen tB1U bVQU SECTION NAHE HEATER UNIT COMPONENTS HEATER CONTROLS COMPONENTS HEATER BL OWER COHPONENT S AIR CONDITIONER COMPRESSOR COHFONENTS (AIR CON DIT JlrNEiO COOLING UI\'TS (AIR COHDITIOHEW) WINDOW GLASSES SUNROOF SWITCHES C RFtAVS (ENGINE) DASHBOARD SWlTCHES COHBINATIOM SWITCH RELAYS L UNIT (BODY) DOOR SWITCH & HDRWS AUTO CRUISE CONTROL SYSTEH AUDIO SYSTEMS (RADIO & TAPE W. CK 1 AUDIO SYSTFffS (ANTENNA 6 SPEAK El?) NIP t He HARNESSES(FRON1 L REAR ) WlW iNG HARNESS CL.AHPS UtHaSH1EL.D W4SHER ANT1 LJCI BRAKE SYSTEH) WIHDSHIELU WASHER (AH71 LOCK BRAKE SYSTEM) UINUSHIELD WIPERS FRONT hEAD$Y TWIN & PIMY TRl n s FLOOR HATS L PAW QUARTER WINDOW L VRIHS LA I L Olr HI).. AUHAOd* I1 3 Gartner Banana