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Zilvia Junkie
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not getting power to ECU
My #59 and #49 pins on my ecu are not getting power when the key is turned to on. Would jumping these wires from another acc wire be safe?
Is there a fuse or relay that is linked to this pin? I'd really like to not have to jump these wires. Last edited by weissguy; 01-23-2009 at 05:41 PM.. |
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Zilvia Junkie
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no fuses are popped. I switched relays around and still nothing. I'm guessing this wire is not fused nor gets its power from a relay.
Does anyone know where the source of the ECU power wires are? |
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Zilvia Junkie
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the two relays that are located next to the ECU are not clicking over when the key is turned on. When I energize the wire that I am having issues with they do click over. If I am thinking this through correctly this means that there is a wire, that I am assuming is connected or linked to the ignition switch somewhere, that is not energizing when the key is turned to acc or on.
Unfortunately I have no yet found where the source of this is...Anyone with ideas please chime in. |
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