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2002 Mazda Familia, Protege 5 GLC Electrical Wiring Diagram~The Mazda Familia is a compact cars manufactured between 1964 and 2003 by Mazda automaker. The Familia was marketed under various names, including 1000, 1200, and 1300, 800, 808, 818, Mazda 323. In North America, the names Mazda GLC and then Mazda Protégé were used.

mazda familia protege wiring diagramThe following electrical wiring diagram apply for 2002 Mazda Protege 5. Herein you will find detail specification, illustration and description about electrical system of Mazda Protege 5 which covers wiring color code, ground point, electrical wiring schematic, engine related system (charging, starting, engine control system/ECU), chassis related system (EC-AT control system, sport AT control system), instrument cluster, body-related system (includes rear window defroster, power window system, and power outside mirror), interior and exterior lighting system, air conditioning-related system, cigarette lighter, audio system, and data link connector. You can find also explanation about

MAZDA HEAD LAMPS WORKSHEET#2
1. Draw in GREEN the HEAD LAMP CONTROL circuit from the battery to ground. 2. Draw in RED the LOW BEAM circuit from the battery to ground. 3. Draw in BLUE the HIGH BEAM circuit from the battery to ground.

MAZDA HEAD LAMPS WORKSHEET#3
1. With the Headlamp Switch in the OFF position, what voltage would you expect to find
at point V, W, X, Y, & Z.
2. With the Headlamp Switch in the ON position, LOW BEAM position, what voltage would you
expect to find at point V, W, X, Y, & Z.
3. With the Headlamp Switch in the ON position, HIGH BEAM position, what voltage would you
expect to find at point V, W, X, Y, & Z.
4. How will the circuit be affected if there is an open at point V.
5. How will the circuit be affected if there is an open at point W.

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