Unsuccessful Shock Sensor Install
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Unsuccessful Shock Sensor Install
Well I followed all the instructions that I found on those 3 FAQ's, but it still woundn't work. Twisted the blue and white wire together put the o-ring on the ground and the female prong on the red wire and connected everything. But it just doesn't work, I know the power works because I see a couple of lights blink on the unit. I just think I tapped into the wrong wire. Can someone snap a new picture of the yellow-grey dotted wire. Also can I just tap into the front of the fuse box? And any help wound be great as i really want to install the unit.
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To tell you the truth, I found it easier just pushing the fuse\relay box out. The harness plugged into the side of the fuse box contains the yellow wire you need. This picture helps:
http://users.ev1.net/~sunriselab/sil...r/dsc00004.jpg
That harness has both the black ground wire and the yellow wire with silver dots. If I get a chance, I will try to snap some pics, but the picture above really helps.
http://users.ev1.net/~sunriselab/sil...r/dsc00004.jpg
That harness has both the black ground wire and the yellow wire with silver dots. If I get a chance, I will try to snap some pics, but the picture above really helps.
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Originally posted by CT3.2
If you can take a pic that would be perfect i will try again.
If you can take a pic that would be perfect i will try again.
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Originally posted by Moodist
CT did you take out the fuse box? I found it MUCH easier by taking the fuse box out, I didn't have to lay down under the dash.
CT did you take out the fuse box? I found it MUCH easier by taking the fuse box out, I didn't have to lay down under the dash.
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Originally posted by Moodist
To tell you the truth, I found it easier just pushing the fuse\relay box out. The harness plugged into the side of the fuse box contains the yellow wire you need. This picture helps:
http://users.ev1.net/~sunriselab/sil...r/dsc00004.jpg
That harness has both the black ground wire and the yellow wire with silver dots. If I get a chance, I will try to snap some pics, but the picture above really helps.
To tell you the truth, I found it easier just pushing the fuse\relay box out. The harness plugged into the side of the fuse box contains the yellow wire you need. This picture helps:
http://users.ev1.net/~sunriselab/sil...r/dsc00004.jpg
That harness has both the black ground wire and the yellow wire with silver dots. If I get a chance, I will try to snap some pics, but the picture above really helps.
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