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Old Feb 21, 2011 | 03:47 PM
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I will try that when I arrive back at the house and update you. Thank you for the info
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Below are the schematics from the 2002 service manual:


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Old Feb 25, 2011 | 02:46 PM
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ok I am back. I came down with the flu shortly after starting into this project and have been laid up on the couch. Today I was able to move around some so I decided to take a look at the car.

I removed the battery and did some ohm readings. I have .307 between line feed of 21 and line feed of 22. I have OL between line feed of 18 and line feed of 21 or 22.

now here is where I get confused. is the fuse block not just a pass through? the reason I say this is because the bottom side of 18 has an orange wire that is hot all the time and I did a continuity test between the top side of 18 and the bottom side of 18 and everything seemed fine, but you can remove the green plug that would plug into the bottom side of fuse block, and still have HVAC controls if you give power to the fused side of 18 on the top. Does the fuse block separate? I am thinking it burned the circuit that feeds 18 from 21 and 22.

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ok I am back. I came down with the flu shortly after starting into this project and have been laid up on the couch. Today I was able to move around some so I decided to take a look at the car.

I removed the battery and did some ohm readings. I have .307 between line feed of 21 and line feed of 22. I have OL between line feed of 18 and line feed of 21 or 22.

now here is where I get confused. is the fuse block not just a pass through? the reason I say this is because the bottom side of 18 has an orange wire that is hot all the time and I did a continuity test between the top side of 18 and the bottom side of 18 and everything seemed fine, but you can remove the green plug that would plug into the bottom side of fuse block, and still have HVAC controls if you give power to the fused side of 18 on the top. Does the fuse block separate? I am thinking it burned the circuit that feeds 18 from 21 and 22.

Any other suggestions?
I'm not sure what "top" and "bottom" side equates to , as it relates to "line" and "load". Also, continuity tells you little, the resistance value, is most important.
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Old Feb 25, 2011 | 03:11 PM
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what I ment by top and bottom is the connector side {underneath where all the wires are connected} and the fuse side {top side where the fuses/relays are} of the fuse block.
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what I ment by top and bottom is the connector side {underneath where all the wires are connected} and the fuse side {top side where the fuses/relays are} of the fuse block.
At this point, I don't know what to tell you. If you have an open between the line side of 21&22, and the line side of 18 , that's an issue. You already know you had 12 volts to 21 &22, and nothing to 18. Yes the fuse box does come apart, but I have not done it before.
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well its fixed. I ordered a new fuse block and replaced it. Apparently it burnt the circuit in the fuse block between the 21, 22 and the 18 fuse on the feed side. Plugged everything in and worked like it was supposed to.




Thanks for the info
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well its fixed. I ordered a new fuse block and replaced it. Apparently it burnt the circuit in the fuse block between the 21, 22 and the 18 fuse on the feed side. Plugged everything in and worked like it was supposed to.




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Tough lesson learned. Thanks for the follow up.
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