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Join Date: Jun 2005
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Low Voltage in Fuse Block "C"
Anyone have an idea what would cause the voltage measured from Fuse Block "C" (located under the passenger footwell) to be ~9.4V .
I have my oil pressure and AFR gauges powered from Fuse C3 (Aux Key In) and they stopped working today. After checking everthing else I measured the voltage in the fuse block and its ~9.4V. The aux power socket (cigarete lighter port) measures 12.4V so the battery is not the problem. |
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Alarmed & Dangerous
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Boca Raton FL
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Check that the fuse has not blown and you are getting a back flow. Otherwise the only thing that could reduce the voltage to that level when it is OK elsewhere is a high resistance between the ignition switch and the fuse.
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