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LH Diagnostic Connector 200 1993

posted by  Williston on  Mon Jun 27 10:13 CST 2005
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A thank-you to Art and Cliff...

After re-checking all the connections and wires that I could get to, I tried swapping out the diagnostic connector. This fixed the problem. I'm guessing either the push-button switch or the LED is bad as the connections looked good. I also removed and replaced the connector several times in case it might be a corrosion build-up issue.

I wish I could get ahold of a set of the Mitchell wiring diagrams for this car. I have one sheet of theirs which covers the rear tailgate section, power mirrors, etc., and it's excellent. Much more readable than the ones in the Bentley manual. I checked their web site and almost had heart failure when I saw their prices.






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