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The plot thickens... 200 1992

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posted by  Art Benstein on  Wed Jul 24 09:24 CST 2013
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Oh, I forgot about the history of that car. I recall when the PO did the swap. We were conversating about the electrical differences between manual and auto transmission, beyond the starter inhibit. There's the shift-lock, which probably isn't there in yours (who would knowingly install that?) but also there's a lead from the cabin harness to the fuel harness that changes function via a jumper option on that connector such that misconfiguration gets a resistor inside the ECU to burning temps. That doesn't seem related, but the whole notion the mods may be what is up needs to be checked into.

I guess that ground you see on the blue yellow needs to be double checked. Make sure you didn't cook your ohmmeter with a powered circuit. The 32 ohms I figured was the shift lock relay coil. If it was stock I'd say pull fuse 12 and re-measure.
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Art Benstein near Baltimore

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