Courtesy Light problem
i have an 03 e350.
a while back i installed a remote start alarm on the van that requires a + door trigger which i grabbed from the black/light blue right behind the headlight switch and worked until a few days ago. i found the wire that i used to get back to the alarm module was severely damaged by the parking brake and apparently shorted out wherever that wire gets +12 volts from because all it reads now is ground. the wire will still show +12 volts for 10 seconds if i use the factory remote but will never read +12 volts when ANY door is opened. If anyone has any idea or input or a wiring diagram to show what i messed up and where it is i would be appreciative.
a while back i installed a remote start alarm on the van that requires a + door trigger which i grabbed from the black/light blue right behind the headlight switch and worked until a few days ago. i found the wire that i used to get back to the alarm module was severely damaged by the parking brake and apparently shorted out wherever that wire gets +12 volts from because all it reads now is ground. the wire will still show +12 volts for 10 seconds if i use the factory remote but will never read +12 volts when ANY door is opened. If anyone has any idea or input or a wiring diagram to show what i messed up and where it is i would be appreciative.
On the drivers door switch, you should have 12v on the LG/YE 'hot at all times'.
If not, look again at CJB F2.14 15 amp fuse..
Door switched closed position,, you should then have voltage on the BK/LB wire.. RKE would/will supply a timed voltage on the BK/LB as well,, but if the fuse and switch prove out good, you should have 12v on the LG/YE and BK/LB (switch closed)..
Since you have no chime module and lock fuction/s, they share power distribution through the #14-15amp fuse..
If not, look again at CJB F2.14 15 amp fuse..
Door switched closed position,, you should then have voltage on the BK/LB wire.. RKE would/will supply a timed voltage on the BK/LB as well,, but if the fuse and switch prove out good, you should have 12v on the LG/YE and BK/LB (switch closed)..
Since you have no chime module and lock fuction/s, they share power distribution through the #14-15amp fuse..
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