2006 mazda 6 passenger junction box

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Get to dealer, first thought from them was that it was a spring in the steering wheel. They replace, no joy. Next thing they decide is that it's the Passenger Junction Box or PJB. .2006 - MAZDA3 - Workshop Manual - Body Accessories PASSENGER JUNCTION BOX (PJB) REMOVAL/INSTALLATION 1. When replacing the PJB, perform the following: l PJB .

This problem with the Mazda PJB (passenger junction box—behind the glove box) is widespread. The relays mentioned are not the kind you can remove and replace by unplugging one. The . With some looking up on the internet, as well as phone calls with Mazda, we were told that the PBJ has to be replaced to the tune of 0 for the actual PBJ as well as another . After searching for bad grounds ect I started to hear a clicking sound from the passenger side glove box when I pressed the horn and the passenger junction box came to mind.The first step (and usually the one that fixes it) is to remove all of the connectors from the passenger junction box, clean them with some electronics cleaner, put a little dielectric grease .

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I have a wiring diagram that shows a reverse light relay, but the 2 manuals I have do not give the location, and it is not located in the junction box under the hood or in the .2006 - Mazda3 - Workshop Manual - HVAC CABIN AIR FILTER REMOVAL/INSTALLATION 1. Disconnect the negative battery cable. 2. Remove the PJB and PJB bracket. (See . When the button doesn't respond at all I hear a click sound coming from the passenger junction box (PJB), so what I do is repeatedly press the LOCK button until it starts .Fuse box diagram (location and assignment of electrical fuses) for Mazda6 /Mazdaspeed 6 (GG1; 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008).

Get to dealer, first thought from them was that it was a spring in the steering wheel. They replace, no joy. Next thing they decide is that it's the Passenger Junction Box or PJB. This little miracle of plastic and metal pins is the thing under the glove box that swings down. Dealer preps me for the cost with comments like "How flexible are you?2006 - MAZDA3 - Workshop Manual - Body Accessories PASSENGER JUNCTION BOX (PJB) REMOVAL/INSTALLATION 1. When replacing the PJB, perform the following: l PJB configuration (See PASSENGER JUNCTION BOX (PJB) CONFIGURATION.) 2. Disconnect the negative battery cable. 3. Remove in the order indicated in the table. 1Cover 2Connector A (See .

This problem with the Mazda PJB (passenger junction box—behind the glove box) is widespread. The relays mentioned are not the kind you can remove and replace by unplugging one. The relays that are the cause of these problems are . After changing bulbs, the light switch, and using a bulb current tester, along with wire diagrams, I tracked the problem down to the intergrated 'taillight relay' located behind the gloove box, in the passenger junction box (pjb). The fuses (80,81 & 46) all looked good. Tapping on the PJB will turn the lights back on sometimes. With some looking up on the internet, as well as phone calls with Mazda, we were told that the PBJ has to be replaced to the tune of 0 for the actual PBJ as well as another 8 to reprogram the computer and sync it with my car, plus cost of labor and shop time. Well,, if I was asked where is Headlight Low relay,, answer is it is in Passenger Junction Box (fuse/relay block) which is the block located under grove box where lots of fuses are inserted. But the problem is that Relay #22 through #33 are BUILT INTO this fuse/relay block and headlight Low relay ( Relay #23) is one of these.

After searching for bad grounds ect I started to hear a clicking sound from the passenger side glove box when I pressed the horn and the passenger junction box came to mind.The first step (and usually the one that fixes it) is to remove all of the connectors from the passenger junction box, clean them with some electronics cleaner, put a little dielectric grease on them and reconnect them.

I have a wiring diagram that shows a reverse light relay, but the 2 manuals I have do not give the location, and it is not located in the junction box under the hood or in the driver's side fuse box. Does anyone know where the relay is located?

2006 - Mazda3 - Workshop Manual - HVAC CABIN AIR FILTER REMOVAL/INSTALLATION 1. Disconnect the negative battery cable. 2. Remove the PJB and PJB bracket. (See PASSENGER JUNCTION BOX (PJB) REMOVAL/INSTALLATION.) 3. Remove the side wall. 4. Remove in the order indicated in the table. 5. Install in the reverse order of removal. < Previous Next . Get to dealer, first thought from them was that it was a spring in the steering wheel. They replace, no joy. Next thing they decide is that it's the Passenger Junction Box or PJB. This little miracle of plastic and metal pins is the thing under the glove box that swings down. Dealer preps me for the cost with comments like "How flexible are you?2006 - MAZDA3 - Workshop Manual - Body Accessories PASSENGER JUNCTION BOX (PJB) REMOVAL/INSTALLATION 1. When replacing the PJB, perform the following: l PJB configuration (See PASSENGER JUNCTION BOX (PJB) CONFIGURATION.) 2. Disconnect the negative battery cable. 3. Remove in the order indicated in the table. 1Cover 2Connector A (See . This problem with the Mazda PJB (passenger junction box—behind the glove box) is widespread. The relays mentioned are not the kind you can remove and replace by unplugging one. The relays that are the cause of these problems are .

After changing bulbs, the light switch, and using a bulb current tester, along with wire diagrams, I tracked the problem down to the intergrated 'taillight relay' located behind the gloove box, in the passenger junction box (pjb). The fuses (80,81 & 46) all looked good. Tapping on the PJB will turn the lights back on sometimes. With some looking up on the internet, as well as phone calls with Mazda, we were told that the PBJ has to be replaced to the tune of 0 for the actual PBJ as well as another 8 to reprogram the computer and sync it with my car, plus cost of labor and shop time. Well,, if I was asked where is Headlight Low relay,, answer is it is in Passenger Junction Box (fuse/relay block) which is the block located under grove box where lots of fuses are inserted. But the problem is that Relay #22 through #33 are BUILT INTO this fuse/relay block and headlight Low relay ( Relay #23) is one of these.

After searching for bad grounds ect I started to hear a clicking sound from the passenger side glove box when I pressed the horn and the passenger junction box came to mind.The first step (and usually the one that fixes it) is to remove all of the connectors from the passenger junction box, clean them with some electronics cleaner, put a little dielectric grease on them and reconnect them.

I have a wiring diagram that shows a reverse light relay, but the 2 manuals I have do not give the location, and it is not located in the junction box under the hood or in the driver's side fuse box. Does anyone know where the relay is located?

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2006 mazda 6 passenger junction box|Electrical problems SOLVED PJB

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