Jumping the TNS relay = constant power, CPU#2 plug???
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Jumping the TNS relay = constant power, CPU#2 plug???
I have an odd issue, my tails/markers will not turn on whatsoever. If I jump the TNS relay i get power to them, but no brake lights. If I jump the relay the switch has no control as well.
If i check the TNS relay wiring, i get two 12v and two grounds (0.4 Ohms/0.5 Ohms) constantly, no matter the switch position... shouldnt one be a switched ground showing nothing? Does the switch send a ground signal to the relay or power? Here is what i see on my multimeter
Also, on a side note, what is this plug on CPU2, i dont seem to have it, and dont see anything that might plug into this.
thanks!
If i check the TNS relay wiring, i get two 12v and two grounds (0.4 Ohms/0.5 Ohms) constantly, no matter the switch position... shouldnt one be a switched ground showing nothing? Does the switch send a ground signal to the relay or power? Here is what i see on my multimeter
Also, on a side note, what is this plug on CPU2, i dont seem to have it, and dont see anything that might plug into this.
thanks!
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Not sure on the TNS. If you have it jumpered the switch won't do anything - the switch is activating the relay, and with the relay unplugged the switch won't do anything.
There is one blank plug on CPU #2, no biggie there.
Dale
There is one blank plug on CPU #2, no biggie there.
Dale
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