1998 ACURA INTEGRA rear

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ACURA INTEGRA 1998  Service Repair Manual Power Distribution
N0.54 (404)FUSE(From page 23 55)
N0.49 (30A)FUSE(From page 23-55)
Gircuit ldentification (contdl
UNDER.DASH FUSEi FELAY BOX
(Fuserelay box sockel)Oplional conneclor (+B)
N0.50 (40A

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ACURA INTEGRA 1998  Service Repair Manual I "tl
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ACURA INTEGRA 1998  Service Repair Manual Ground Distribution
Circuit ldentification (contd)
BLK-lr- | A8S controlunrt
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B : Rear wlndow delogger ground wire
I : sRs main hamess
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ACURA INTEGRA 1998  Service Repair Manual 1
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PowerRelays
RelayTest
JNOTE: See page 23-194 for turn signal/hazard relay
input test.
Normally.open type:
fWC2i
1. Check for continuitv between the terminals.
. There should be continuity between

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ACURA INTEGRA 1998  Service Repair Manual Rectifier Removal
MITSUBISHI:
1. Remove the four through bolts.
3.Separate the rear housing from the drive-end hous-
ing by inserting a flat tip screwdriver into the open-
ings and prying them a part.

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ACURA INTEGRA 1998  Service Repair Manual Gharging System
Reetifier Removal (contd)
MITSUBISHI:
5. Separate the rear housing from the stator/rectifier
assembly by removing the four screws and the ter-
minal nut.
6.
1.
Unsolder the rectifier

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ACURA INTEGRA 1998  Service Repair Manual i[
Rotor Slip Ring TestAlternator Brush Inspection
Separate the drive-end housing from the rear hous-
ing as described on page 23-l 1 1.
Separate the rear housing from the stator/rectifier
assembly b

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ACURA INTEGRA 1998  Service Repair Manual Gharging System
Rear Bearing ReplacementAlternator Reassembly
MITSUBISHI:
1. Pull off the rear bearing.
Make sure the tips of the bearing puller jaws are
thin enough to fit between the bearing and the