OBDII port not working.
Nope I'll check that as well. Right now I really think its the connector for the left outlet is touching metal, its just back there flopping around, I hope thats it at least. I'll report back when I go check it out again.
2004~2008
Lighter socket and DLC are on fuse 29 (SJB).
12V power point socket on fuse 34 (SJB).
1998~2003
Lighter socket and DLC are on fuse 17 (dash panel).
12V power point socket on fuse 22 (dash panel).
1995~1997
DLC is alone on dedicated fuse 5 (dash panel).
DLC = Data Link Connector (OBDII plug)
Lighter socket is on left side of radio. PP socket is on right.
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1998+ dead DLC power wire:
Most common real problem is an internal short in the lighter socket.
Most common operator error is neglecting to disconnect the battery and grounding the lighter hot wire while doing other work in the radio cavity.
Lighter socket and DLC are on fuse 29 (SJB).
12V power point socket on fuse 34 (SJB).
1998~2003
Lighter socket and DLC are on fuse 17 (dash panel).
12V power point socket on fuse 22 (dash panel).
1995~1997
DLC is alone on dedicated fuse 5 (dash panel).
DLC = Data Link Connector (OBDII plug)
Lighter socket is on left side of radio. PP socket is on right.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
1998+ dead DLC power wire:
Most common real problem is an internal short in the lighter socket.
Most common operator error is neglecting to disconnect the battery and grounding the lighter hot wire while doing other work in the radio cavity.
I got my fuse to not bust this time...It was my cig lighter, i just took it out and secured the wires and put a new fuse in...now i hope the OBDII plug works?? Need to go have it checked at the "Zone"...
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