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yellow and green wires reading 62.5 ohms with battery disconnected. The fuel relay for feed pump is not turning on, relay and fuse are good. I would like to test wiring going to the ECM plugs, but the numbers on plugs 1 and 61 does not make since to me, went through volume 1 and volume 2 of book, it shows most of the smaller plugs and one large round plug with letters, but not the plugs for ECM. Anyone out their work on these?
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  • Posted 12 Aug 2022 06:24
  • By Parkway2
  • joined 29 Jul'15 - 47 messages
  • Texas, United States
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