What is the relay switch on a 2001 Montero?
The fuel pump relay switch on your 2001 Montero Sport is an electrical component that powers the fuel pump. The relay essentially tells the fuel pump to engage when it receives an electric spark from the ignition switch when you turn on the ignition.
How can I tell if my Montero has been reset?
Turn on the ignition, but don’t try to crank the engine. Wait 5 minutes and then insert the fuse back into the fuse panel. The “check engine” light on the dash of your Montero will blink several times and then shut off. This will indicate that the computer has been reset.
What to do if you have a problem with your Mitsubishi Montero?
If there is something wrong with any of the various sensors on the Montero, the module, called an ECU, will generate a trouble code. You can get a free diagnostic scan at most auto parts stores. However, a more precise scan can be done at a Mitsubishi dealership.
Where is the ECU fuse on a Montero?
Pull down the fuse panel cover of your Montero. The fuse panel is located in the driver side footwell, under the steering column. Locate the fuse for the electronic control unit, or ECU. Use the fuse diagram on the underside of the fuse panel cover to locate the ECU fuse. Pull the ECU fuse using the fuse pullers that are mounted in the fuse panel.
How do you start a Montero Sport car?
Before starters, drivers were forced to hand crank their vehicles to get them running. All versions of the Montero, including the Montero Sport, use a traditional electrical starter. Disconnect the negative (-) battery cable for safety. Use the pliers to loosen the nut and slip the cable off.
When did the Mitsubishi Montero come out in the UK?
Mitsubishi Montero. Introduced in 1982, the Mitsubishi Montero is a medium to full size SUV by Mitsubishi Motors. It is known as Mitsubishi Pajero in Japan, Mitsubishi Montero in Spain, America (except Brazil) and India and Mitsubishi Shogun in the UK.
What kind of battery does a Montero Sport use?
All versions of the Montero, including the Montero Sport, use a traditional electrical starter. Disconnect the negative (-) battery cable for safety. Use the pliers to loosen the nut and slip the cable off. The starter is an electrical item; disconnecting the battery will prevent shock.