All on the fritz: turn signals, temp gauge, fuel gauge, idiot lights
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All on the fritz: turn signals, temp gauge, fuel gauge, idiot lights
I just did the headgasket job, and I must have disturbed a wire to the ECU as I did it, or maybe I messed up grounding? Or something else?
DOESN'T WORK: turn signals, temp gauge, fuel gauge, idiot lights
WORKS: hazard lights, headlights, dash backlight, radio, dome light, windshield wipers
Seems like maybe it has something to do with "stuff that turns on at the second key click" (is that called "ignition" / "IGN" ?).
I gotta confess, the one thing that didn't end up marked on my re-assembly instructions were the two bond cables. The one near the intake I bolted to the intake manifold stay, figuring that goes straight into the block.
The "rear bond cable" I couldn't figure out, I bolted it to the top of the valve cover, but that doesn't seem right at all (esp since the valve cover floats on a rubber gasket). Where does the rear bond cable go to? Could that be causing my problem?
thanks so much everyone, I'm almost there, almost there, almost there <taps ruby slippers together three times>
DOESN'T WORK: turn signals, temp gauge, fuel gauge, idiot lights
WORKS: hazard lights, headlights, dash backlight, radio, dome light, windshield wipers
Seems like maybe it has something to do with "stuff that turns on at the second key click" (is that called "ignition" / "IGN" ?).
I gotta confess, the one thing that didn't end up marked on my re-assembly instructions were the two bond cables. The one near the intake I bolted to the intake manifold stay, figuring that goes straight into the block.
The "rear bond cable" I couldn't figure out, I bolted it to the top of the valve cover, but that doesn't seem right at all (esp since the valve cover floats on a rubber gasket). Where does the rear bond cable go to? Could that be causing my problem?
thanks so much everyone, I'm almost there, almost there, almost there <taps ruby slippers together three times>
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From: Columbia River Gorge, Oregon...east side
Does this help on the ground locations:
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...-guide-194413/
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...-guide-194413/
Last edited by rworegon; Dec 17, 2010 at 11:25 AM.
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thanks rworegon, I've been looking for that diagram for a while! I only had one ground wire wrong (the rear bond cable), and I moved it to the correct location. Didn't fix the problem, but I feel better =)
I've checked most of the fuses, I'm going to go out and check them all. Are there fuse boxes besides the one by the battery, and the one behind the kick-panel on the driver-side next to your left foot?
I still suspect that its some disturbed wire, it seems more likely that I fubarred something I touched than something up in the dash/fusebox happened to go south at exactly the same time as I did the hg?
I've checked most of the fuses, I'm going to go out and check them all. Are there fuse boxes besides the one by the battery, and the one behind the kick-panel on the driver-side next to your left foot?
I still suspect that its some disturbed wire, it seems more likely that I fubarred something I touched than something up in the dash/fusebox happened to go south at exactly the same time as I did the hg?
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From: Columbia River Gorge, Oregon...east side
I cannot answer where your fuses are located since I have a different model/year, but I have some near the battery and some under the dash. Maybe someone else will chime in with more help.....
You may find something in the search too.....that's how I found the grounds thread.
You may find something in the search too.....that's how I found the grounds thread.
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