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I don’t use this site very much unless I have a question or have a problem. Go figure.
But I wanted to share photos of my truck. I think Iam done with it for the time being..
I will install powerstop drilled and slotted rotors when the brakes need done and Iam leaning toward some...
Let me clarify one thing more there is no refrence between the 12 volt red and the white and red wire. These are separate circuits . But they share the ground wire ( black)
It’s not necessarily digital I was just trying to explain it . Think of it this way instead of a constant 12 volts . Say 2.38 volts is power 10% , 3.90 volts maybe 50%, this is just an example because we don’t know what the programmers set as the parameters. Ground is always ground or negative...
I think the best way to understand comm wires is in the name ( common) they are a common path from one device to another, that can be stepper motors , end switches, temp limits. or just the common wire that runs thru your house to connect the cicuits back to ground ( the white). The only thing...
hello everyone, I am new here but I thought this was some good info. I was getting the dreaded engine light on the dash, had the wife take it to auto zone and get the code read. She said it was the air shutter so I figured it was no big deal. So I did some research and after finding a wiring...
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