Sedan

Fig. 1 Engine Compartment Electronic Components:

Fig. 1

Fig. 2 Electronic Control Unit (Sedan):

Fig. 2

Main Relay Location Fig. 3:

Fig. 3





A/T SHIFT POSITION SWITCH
Mounted in the center console below the shift lever.

AIR SUCTION CONTROL SOLENOID
Mounted in the vacuum control box in the rear of the engine compartment. Fig. 1

AIR TEMPERATURE (TA) SENSOR
Mounted in the intake manifold. Fig 1

ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE (PA) SENSOR
Mounted under the dashboard near the fuse box. Fig 3

BYPASS CONTROL SOLENOID
Mounted in the vacuum control box in the rear of the engine compartment. Fig. 1

CLUTCH SWITCH
Mounted on the clutch pedal under the dash.

CRANK/CYL SENSOR
Mounted to the front cylinder head. Fig. 1

EGR LIFT SENSOR
Mounted to the EGR valve in the left front corner of the engine compartment. Fig. 1

ELECTRONIC AIR CONTROL VALVE (EACV)
Mounted to the intake manifold. Fig 1

ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT
Mounted to the floor under the front passenger seat. Fig. 2

FUEL INJECTORS
Mounted on the intake manifold. Fig. 1

INJECTOR RESISTOR
Mounted to the firewall in the engine compartment. Fig. 1

IGNITER
Mounted to the left fender skirt near the strut tower. Fig 1

IGNITION TIMING ADJUSTER
Mounted in the vacuum control box in the rear of the engine compartment. Fig. 1

MAIN RELAY
Mounted under the dashboard near the fuse box. Fig. 3

MANIFOLD ABSOLUTE PRESSURE (MAP) SENSOR
Mounted in the vacuum control box in the rear of the engine compartment. Fig. 1

M/T NEUTRAL SWITCH
Mounted to the side of the transaxle.

OXYGEN SENSORS
One sensor mounted in each exhaust manifold. Fig. 1

POWER STEERING PRESSURE SWITCH
Threaded into the power steering pressure hose in the rear of the engine compartment. Fig. 1

RESONATOR CONTROL SOLENOID
Mounted in the vacuum control box in the rear of the engine compartment. Fig. 1

TDC SENSOR
Mounted to the front cylinder head. Fig. 1

THROTTLE ANGLE SENSOR
Mounted to the throttle body. Fig. 1

VEHICLE SPEED SENSOR
Mounted in the instrument cluster.

WATER TEMPERATURE (TW) SENSOR
Threaded into the front cylinder head water jacket. Fig. 1