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Originally Posted by soyomakate
I have no voltage at 2+3 but i do have battery voltage on 1. Don't know what your numbers 1,2,3 refer to -- can you reference by pin/connector numbers in the TIS Circuit Diagram so the rest of us can play along at home?  |
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Originally Posted by soyomakate
and no voltage at fuse 78. so i suppose im looking for a fuse block? or do i stand a chance to open this thing up and re solder a new relay in place? BEFORE you assume the DME Relay (K6300) is bad, check to see if you can make it click by applying a ground to the relay coil, Pin #1 of JB Connector X11010, or Pin #5 of Connector X60551 in the E-box, BOTH Red/Gray wires. See Installation Location & Connector view links below...
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Pins & sockets corrode, get pushed out of place, etc., and before assuming K6300 is faulty, try applying 12V+ and Ground respectively to the two relay coil pins. The ground pin is the prime suspect, and if you already have the E-box open, probably easiest to backprobe Connector X60551, Pin#5, Red/Gray wire with a ground jumper, and see if that activates/clicks the relay. Here are Installation Location diagrams for X60551 & X11010:
https://www.newtis.info/tisv2/a/en/e...xi-lim/S7vd3wc
https://www.newtis.info/tisv2/a/en/e...xi-lim/RKy9OeU
Please let us know what you find,
George