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What are different combonations to 3x2x5?
5x2x3 5x3x2 3x2x5 3x5x2 2x5x3 2x3x5 Is that what you're asking for?
Where do you find the relay for an electric window in a 1994 Mazda B4000?
my Mazda 1996 b4000 power window relay is located in an auxiliary relay box under the instrument panel next to the steering wheel shaft. The size of the box is about 3x5x2 and it has 8 relays in it.
Are there any problems prone to failure in the air-conditioning system in the Ford Escort ZX2?
1st things first, make sure that your fuses are good, that the AC control switch in the dash is in functioning order. That the AC system is holding coolant (have a person with AC knowledge check this for you!) on a gauge. If all the above are ok, then here's the place to start.... See if the AC Clutch is engaging, if so don't read any further unless the AC only work's on occasion, and/or not at all. If this is the case, check the CCRM module. It's located under the Air filter housing. It has a number of wires going into it and is roughly 3x5x2 inches in dimensions by recollection. Heres the deal, if you open it up, usually the smallest relay has a bad solder connection....it will take a mechanically inclined person about an hour and a half to fix and re-install. I've actually replaced the relay (again the smallest of the 5 in the CCRM module) with a $5.00 relay from radio shack and worked flawlessly there after. The Radio Shack part was identical but Grey in color. I am not promoting doing this, so if you wish to pursue this fix, you'll have the take apart the CCRM and remove the smallest relay and take it with you to Radio Shack. For that match up, its that simple....but don't complain to me that you burned yourself with the soldering iron trying to remove or install the new relay.... Incidentally, the simplest fix is this, just re-solder the original relay and try it before removing it...I've fixed 3 and all 3 had the same bad connection, the one closet to the outside corner. That fixed 2 without incident there after. Now the safe way is to replace the CCRM with a new one, about $200 at the dealer, or $50 at the local junk yard. Again don't blame anyone if you screw up and burn up your car...happy motoring with AC!
