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I found the problem. I was looking at the wrong relay. After I got it to my shop first thing I did was to power wash under the hood. Looking at the wiring I found that the relays were numbered corresponding to the schematic. I traced the problem back to the ecu and a corroded wire. Some previous tech probed the wires and make really big holes in the insulation. I found several like that. I had to order a replacement connector body and connector pins. I ruined the body because i could not figure out how to remove the pin. I know how now. Anyway poor place to mount the ecu on the frame close to the ground.....
  • Posted 23 Jun 2023 04:14
  • By John_Peters
  • joined 10 Jun'23 - 8 messages
  • Texas, United States
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