99 Montero power windows relay location - 1999 Mitsubishi Montero

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Fuel pump relays are designed to trigger the power from using the power system of the vehicle to a direct battery power connection. Relays save the sensitive power used accessories by not robbing the power from them and bypassing them to use the power right from the battery source.

For example, if a relay was not used for the pump, it would lower the idle on your car everytime it turned on. Having a relay allows the pump to run and not steal valuable voltage from the cars system. These fuel relays are also a safety device in case of a car accident. The car has shock sensors that react in a car accident and shut the fuel pumps off through the relays so the occupants do not burn in an accident. If these continued to run after an accident and fuel continued to be pumped at a high pressure rate, you can imagine what the consequences might be.

Relays make the route to the battery to run the item, more direct. Bypassing the cars needed power to run the vehicle.

Check your distributor cap

look under drivers side instrument panel.

The fan fuse in the 99 Voyager is located in the
under-dash "Power Distribution Center" - the fan fuse is #24 (40Amps - Orange).

How to replace a relay: pull the old one out, then correctly orient and insert the new one.
Its almost impossible to make an orientation mistake, since relays generally can only be
inserted one way (they're deliberately designed to be impossible to insert incorrectly).

Flashers are located either on the bottom of the fuse block or on a module under the dashboard (instrument panel). They are replaced by simply pulling them straight out. Note that the prongs are arranged in such a way that the flasher must be properly oriented before attempting to install it. Turn the flasher until the orientation of the prongs is correct and simply push it firmly in until the prongs are fully engaged.

The 99 Voyager "Power Distribution Center" is located:
Front seating area, driver side, under dash -- see photo below.




For completeness, here's the remainder of the fuse directory for the "Power Distribution Center"



Here's the directory of the Relays in the "Power Distribution Center": Note that
"fan relay" is not one of them.



Photo of location of "Power Distribution Center" - essentially its under the steering wheel.



For completeness, here's a photo of location of the engine compartment "fuse block":



Here's a directory of the 99 Plymouth Voyager engine compartment "fuse block"



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the fuel pump relay is in the right front kick panel

the relay box should be under the hood on left or right side if not try behind glove box

open the hood of he car and all the main relays are in either right or left side corner depending on the type of car

Just changed my horns on my 98 Montero Sport and come to find out it was the horn relay. The horn relay is located near your power steering resivour its a small black square you will see some electrical lines running to it. Give it a couple taps and then try out your horn again. If that dosnt work your horns are located right behind your turn signals on your front bumper, they are circluar 3in and golden colored. You can get dealer ship replacement horns for 30 plus dollars or go to a autozone or advance auto and get aftermarket ones

Hi

Follow this link for fuse box & relay locations for Montero/Pajero/Shogun 1995
Hope this helps it does clearly show the flasher relay.

Rob