Reply to "Captain, we've got a problem"

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quote:
Have recently replaced both engine bay relays for modern higher current type so no problem there.

While I understand your logic in this statement, when I troubleshoot anything - I'm a Union Inside Wireman - the FIRST thing I do is to not make ANY assumptions.

In fact, since the relays are what you just changed in this circuit and now the circuit is no longer working - I assume it was functional before? - I would check those relays as Step One.

Next, of course, is pull your large amp fuses and check them with a meter - not just visually.

Next, I'd verify good grounds.

Larry

9/21/0811:46 AM

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