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Posted: Fri Dec 18th, 2020 12:22 pm |
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I don't think that automatically means you have a short I believe the PCM has some residual power that you will find throughout the wiring harness depending on how sensitive your meter is Don't quote me on that but any millivolts or volts under like 2, I don't worry about usually..... you could try disconnecting the pcm and see if you still have those 2 volts just for curiosity sake The Short is most likely on one the protected circuits on that fuse, or on the power feed side of that fuse (the interior fuse panel gets its power from the under hood fuse box and some from the ignition switch)
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