Voltage dial goes to nothing
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going to take some sandpaper to the connector as they look clean but seem to be a little oxidized. so when i get them clean and put back together and fusses pulled and ac removed do I then go ahead and try again. by the way post 4 looks the same unless i am missing it. sorry to be such a pain.
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Don
Last edited by Don B; 04-21-2018 at 10:56 PM.
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SO is that what you think it is? Yea I am torn between continuing to try to fix it myself and just dropping the car at the Jag dealership. I think today, since they are not open, I will go through the whole process again. Go by autozone and get a bunch of 5 amp fuses, connector cleaner, and parts for my sons car, that just so happen to crap out, and give it another shot. I am not sure that I am willing to go through replacing the whole connector. Can you send me the link to the supplier and how you would go about replacing them?
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You can jumper a wire around the connector and bypass the problem ( if it is the connector shorting to ground ) The first one being most important is the one going to the Alternator in position 2 , White Blue wire .
Not being sure that it is the connector , but they do have a common history . The other White blue wire in position 4 is for the windshield washer nozzle heaters ( yep it's got them ) and they may be shorting out to ground on the other side and not related to the connector so you would just cut that wire to isolate the problem .
Not being sure that it is the connector , but they do have a common history . The other White blue wire in position 4 is for the windshield washer nozzle heaters ( yep it's got them ) and they may be shorting out to ground on the other side and not related to the connector so you would just cut that wire to isolate the problem .
Last edited by Lady Penelope; 04-22-2018 at 08:41 AM.
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You can validate that test that makes sense by watching the fuse blow before start position , Then one cut at a time redo that test
Looking to see if there was a uprating of the fuse size as there were on other items
No there was not on this fuse
Looking to see if there was a uprating of the fuse size as there were on other items
No there was not on this fuse
Last edited by Lady Penelope; 04-22-2018 at 10:10 AM.
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You'll have to buy the female side also , this source is from England
https://www.3waycomponents.co.uk/13-...-Connector-Kit
https://www.3waycomponents.co.uk/13-...-Connector-Kit
https://www.3waycomponents.co.uk/13-...-Connector-Kit
https://www.3waycomponents.co.uk/13-...-Connector-Kit
Last edited by Lady Penelope; 04-22-2018 at 10:37 AM.
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At the very bottom of the fuse box itself there is a connector attached to the box . Remove and isolated the fuse box terminal post as it's hot from the battery then remove the fwd and aft box securing bolts to flip over .
We'll have to go back over if and how evidence points to the 10 wire Papa Indy 61 connector
We'll have to go back over if and how evidence points to the 10 wire Papa Indy 61 connector