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CMP Sensor and Circuit 850 1993

posted by  93 850 GLT on  Sat May 14 12:56 CST 2005
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OOPS....

In the Chilton section that describes this testing, the first thing they say is disconnect the negative battery terminal. the don't sy to reconnect it to test the leads. When I reconnected the battery and tested, Terminal 3 came up with 11V which is slighly less that the 12.7 in the battery. Is that significant?

Terminal 2 is 5V and terminal 1 now has continuity.

Does this sound like its the CMP or the circuit (the 11V bit)?

Thanks again for any help,
Bryan






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