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1 · Recent Troubles with my Passenger Junction Box (PJB)
2 · Passenger Junction Box Needing Replacement
3 · Passenger Junction Box
4 · PJB / BCM Part Numbers?
5 · PASSENGER JUNCTION BOX (PJB) INSPECTION
6 · Mazda 3: Is the body control module (2006 Mazda 3) the same
7 · INSTRUMENT CLUSTER – Mazda 3 i 2006 – SYSTEM WIRING
8 · Electrical problems SOLVED PJB
9 · 2006
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2006 - MAZDA3 - Workshop Manual - Body Accessories PASSENGER JUNCTION BOX (PJB) REMOVAL/INSTALLATION 1. When replacing the PJB, perform the following: l PJB . 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. . What is the PJB (Passenger Junction Box)? Current Mods: 20% tint all the way around, Mazdaspeed Intake, Painted calipers, 18" ICW Racing Rims, Pioneer AVIC-N3 . 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 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 .Remove the glove compartment. 2. Remove the PJB with the connector connected. 3. Measure the voltage at each terminal and inspect for the continuity between the terminals and ground is as indicated in the Terminal Voltage . 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.Is the body control module (2006 Mazda 3) the same part as the PJB (passenger junction box)? If not where is it? The problem: Audio system, interior lights, keyless entry, lights on warning .
List of elements for Multi-Information System Wiring Diagram for Mazda 3 i 2006: Computer data lines system; Fuse & relay box (left rear of engine compt) G10 (behind right . Identify the Problem: The taillights, license plate lights, and gauge cluster lights on the car don't turn on due to an issue with the TNS relay inside the Passenger Junction Box .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 . 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?
What is the PJB (Passenger Junction Box)? Current Mods: 20% tint all the way around, Mazdaspeed Intake, Painted calipers, 18" ICW Racing Rims, Pioneer AVIC-N3 Navigation, Sony XPLOD 1200W amp with 12" MTX Thunder, OEM Rubber floor mats, Carbon fiber Mazdaspeed license plate covers, Sharkfin FINALLY! 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.
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 locking the doors again. I went to my garage and they diagnosed the problem. 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. Found out I may have to replace my PJB for my 04 Mazda 3 GT. Tried a few used ones but they didn't seem to work. It is one of the most expensive parts in the car.Remove the glove compartment. 2. Remove the PJB with the connector connected. 3. Measure the voltage at each terminal and inspect for the continuity between the terminals and ground is as indicated in the Terminal Voltage Tables (Reference).
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.Is the body control module (2006 Mazda 3) the same part as the PJB (passenger junction box)? If not where is it? The problem: Audio system, interior lights, keyless entry, lights on warning buzzer all flicker on and off randomly.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 .
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? What is the PJB (Passenger Junction Box)? Current Mods: 20% tint all the way around, Mazdaspeed Intake, Painted calipers, 18" ICW Racing Rims, Pioneer AVIC-N3 Navigation, Sony XPLOD 1200W amp with 12" MTX Thunder, OEM Rubber floor mats, Carbon fiber Mazdaspeed license plate covers, Sharkfin FINALLY! 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.
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 locking the doors again. I went to my garage and they diagnosed the problem. 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. Found out I may have to replace my PJB for my 04 Mazda 3 GT. Tried a few used ones but they didn't seem to work. It is one of the most expensive parts in the car.Remove the glove compartment. 2. Remove the PJB with the connector connected. 3. Measure the voltage at each terminal and inspect for the continuity between the terminals and ground is as indicated in the Terminal Voltage Tables (Reference).
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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.
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