Re: 12v 1uo941243c Relay repairable?
something very strange: today i pulled off all the relays in the car even the two in the engine side and turned the key to ignition everything lit up on the panel and even the central lock worked open and close is it normal?
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Re: 12v 1uo941243c Relay repairable?
i dont think it can be the ecm blowing fuses as it looks like its providing grounds to the fuel pump etc .
a blown fuse can stop comms at the obd connector .and can be something silly like lights fuse etc .
car electrics do strange things like one i worked on and wouldn't start with a blown horn fuse .Leave a comment:
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Re: 12v 1uo941243c Relay repairable?
its likely another blown fuse . is the 12v present at the obd2 connector ?Leave a comment:
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Re: 12v 1uo941243c Relay repairable?
Hi there came a friend who is a car mechanic but we did not manage to connect he computer to car controls he shall return when it is possible for him. meanwhile so I found this video do you think it can be similar problem that I have? if it is think you can fix the diagram although i think his ECM is similar to my own and i might be able to follow his
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moGszDaCVMELeave a comment:
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Re: 12v 1uo941243c Relay repairable?
you need to find and fix the short before blowing more fuses .Leave a comment:
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Re: 12v 1uo941243c Relay repairable?
just measure the voltage on the large terminals where k20 relay plugs in . one should be 12v . the other is going to be shorted to chassis if the fuses have been replaced that blew first .Leave a comment:
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Re: 12v 1uo941243c Relay repairable?
ok if you cant find the fuse pull k20 and see if its getting power on one of the large terminals in the socket .Leave a comment:
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Re: 12v 1uo941243c Relay repairable?
engine bay 1 .there are 8 fuses together .its one of those .
left side behind the headlight just to right of battery as yo look at it and behind batteryLast edited by petehall347; 10-01-2022, 06:20 PM.Leave a comment:
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Dear members,
I have a linear variable power supply with unknown brand name that I used for voltage injection.
Then it failed. I discovered that its transistors (Q1 and Q2) are shorted.
In addition, I discovered that its zener diodes are defective.
I can replace the burned transistors.
But I do not know the model of the zener diodes. the model number is not marked on the zener diodes.
Therefore, I cannot replace the zener diodes.
I do not want to test the zener diodes in a test circuit to discover their model or value.
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