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claxby



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Fuse 2 on Hi Cap(2003)
Fuse 2 under the drivers seat is stated as feeding C 1692 auxiliary,but not on a pick up !!
I am having some strange anomalies om my Hi Cap involving fuel pump not running and no start....fiddle with fuse 2 and off we go !!
It it doesn't feed C 1692 on a pick up , what does it feed ??

Temp gauge swings to full heat,fuel gauge reads low, have been through all Neg leads.
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dorsetsmith



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fuse 2 feeds auxiliary 110 hi cap But only runs down chases and not up to light cluster


check battery neg from battery down to the chases and transfer box also from chases to the body work driver side under neath engine end

red plug ECU have oil in it Question
Post #823459 5th Apr 2020 11:15am
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claxby



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fuse 2
All hunky dory on the earth front, although I may add extra.

Occasionally starter refuses to come in, have checked solenoid, and the relay is new...I wonder if there is a fault on the ignition switch allowing a back a feed to the ECU???
Will fit a new one to prove.

Do you know where the aux terminates on the chassis ??

Red con on ECU ok,

Otherwise runs ok.
Post #823478 5th Apr 2020 1:06pm
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dorsetsmith



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Do you know where the aux terminates on the chassis

follow chassis loom at back driver side you shod find small wire tail Purple with black boot over end just before loom go up light cluster
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