Testing Motors
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Testing Motors
Is there a way to be able to test things like the convertible top motors and window motors and any other miscellaneous accessory motors while they're not attached to a battery with the car? Is there another way?
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Well trying repeatedly to hardwire it didnt get me anywhere that I can tell, but Im still not for certain. What exactly do I need to do with a Digital Multimeter? I got the meter out and here's where Im at:
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ouch, looks like you need to get the pin-out from the FSM or Haynes manual to see which leads you need to test for continuity. once you've tested for that, get a 12v battery if you have one around and see if you can make it work (or like, what, 1 9v and 3 1.2v's in series?)
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