sorry forgot to mention both ends are unplugged during this testWell X1 15 does go thru the coil in the run/crank relay, then to ground. So there is a direct path to ground.
Remove that relay, and it shouldn't go to ground.
Confirmed toFind the pins they connect to and check continuity.
Both ends of the wire are unplugged, and you are getting continuity to ground?sorry forgot to mention both ends are unplugged during this test
My test was flawed, the wire is fineBoth ends of the wire are unplugged, and you are getting continuity to ground?
That is a big issue.
If you disconnected the wires at the red lines (unplugged them) then that wire should not be connected to ground.
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Right there with you brother. I used this stuff I found on eBay. HIghly recommend. Here is some of it installed:Will be using something besides electrical tape next time I wrap it
WOW! GOOD JOB! (first response now useful but not timely) "The Healing Bench"! Bravo for that attitude! It's hard to be calm when facing that bundle of wiring that looks like an octopus orgy gone wrong! But It Does All Make Sense, ya just got to break it down into circuits. Patience is key. Cheers and Best of Luck! You will whip this thing!Going to take out the harness completely, throw it on the healing bench, unwrap it and look over bar-air's notes... Will be using something besides electrical tape next time I wrap it
Not for a while, behind on financesFunny what one little wire can do... good find! When does the next stage come?