Spare power switch/connector |
11-17-2020, (Subject: Spare power switch/connector ) Post: #4 | |||
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RE: Spare power switch/connector There may be a spare connector for the chassis node between the frame rails just ahead of the front drive axle on either side of the frame, but I've seen trucks with, and without that spare body builder connector. If present, it will have a blanking plug to protect it in it as well. According to the diagram below, those switches go to their respective connector on the CECU3 and then if it's chassis side and handled outside the cab, it goes to the MUX3P chassis node on the drivers side of the truck, mounted on the frame typically facing the transmission. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LpyxNKi...Xxqr7/view When I get home from work I'll double check and make sure the above circuit pin outs for the spare connectors are the same for the 2014 model. | |||
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Spare power switch/connector - Golfnut - 11-16-2020, RE: Spare power switch/connector - Coronado126 - 11-16-2020, RE: Spare power switch/connector - Golfnut - 11-17-2020, RE: Spare power switch/connector - Coronado126 - 11-17-2020 RE: Spare power switch/connector - Golfnut - 11-17-2020, RE: Spare power switch/connector - Coronado126 - 11-17-2020, |
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