i need to find out where the relay to the fuel pump, the headlights.. not the head light motor. the cd player, and the dome light things.. i have the haynes book, and it shows a picture, but i went to go check in my car, i didnt find ****. its all wierd, anyway to tell the difference from one to another? its cuz i blew some fuses when i hooked up my battery, and the alternator screw thing was touching ground and shorted my main relay along with others.. the problem is locating them. thanx

 

The on-line scanned copies of the Factory Service Manuals are at the link in my sig below.
Look in the body electrical section.

The fuel pump relay is under the air cleaner box.
The main relay is near the clutch master cylinder.
The headlight relays are on the bumper support rail.

 

thanks alot. but which one is the one i should use? which should i download?? i have a couple of those. but it didnt say anything about them. the electrical one. the engine one...
im guessing its the fuel and emissions. i have the haynes book, but it says thats the main injectors relay or somethin is by the driverside corner in the engine bay. and i was readin up on the net. im thinking its a relay behind the clusters in my car. electric controll unit.. i think thats what its called. well thanks again.

 

I think you may be getting nomenclatures mixed up here...

The main relay, which feeds the injectors, is the bigger one near the trailing coils (the smaller being the starter cut relay if alarm equipped)...

What I would call the fuel pump relay is called the circuit opening relay by Mazda, and on your '86 may be located under the dash, to the right of the steering column...

The headlight relay will be the 2nd from the right (as viewed from the driver's seat) among the group of relays on that forward frame rail...

 

oh hell yea! thanks alot. i kind of searched it up on the net, but wasnt too sure. and im thinkin its the one in the dash, my haynes manual shows it behind the gauge cluster. but i didnt know what it was for til now. thanks alot.