Voltage to magic plug

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Voltage to magic plug

09-07-2024, (Subject: Voltage to magic plug )

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Voltage to magic plug

What should the voltage be at the magic plug ? 5 or less ? Thanks

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09-07-2024, (Subject: Voltage to magic plug )

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RE: Voltage to magic plug

The supply voltages to all of the sensors on the engine are +5 volts.

Register your engine ser# on quickserv.com and you can get access to the ECM wiring diagram .. where it will answer those kinds of questions.

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