arturo huevo duro Posted March 27 Report Posted March 27 (edited) https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1V2NQhgcJY6OBXkfL3fEhthE4QxkAkKTe?usp=sharing wiring overheating Edited March 27 by arturo huevo duro
alexvigor Posted March 27 Report Posted March 27 (edited) The first and simplest reason that comes to my mind - it's contact oxidation and impendance increase as a result. Edited March 27 by alexvigor
Dave S Posted March 27 Report Posted March 27 J/P413 is for the pressure change and lane select right sensors which run off +5V. Either the plug on the sensor has got pulled off the sensor circuit board and is shorting to ground, Or there is damage to the cable somewhere, maybe the cable is trapped under a screw etc and is grounded.
arturo huevo duro Posted March 27 Author Report Posted March 27 9 hours ago, alexvigor said: La primera y más sencilla razón que se me ocurre es que la oxidación por contacto y el aumento de la impendencia como resultado. Could it be an engine that overheated?
arturo huevo duro Posted March 27 Author Report Posted March 27 6 hours ago, Dave S said: J/P413 es para los sensores de cambio de presión y selección de carril que funcionan con +5V. O bien el enchufe del sensor se ha desprendido de la placa de circuito del sensor y está en cortocircuito a tierra, o hay daños en el cable en algún sitio, quizá el cable esté atrapado bajo un tornillo, etc., y esté conectado a tierra. Now, how can I measure the voltage of each motor and sensor so that when I replace the cables and the circuit board, this doesn't happen again?
Dave S Posted March 27 Report Posted March 27 1 hour ago, arturo huevo duro said: Could it be an engine that overheated? No, J/P413 only goes to the sensors, it doesn't connect to any motors.
Dave S Posted March 27 Report Posted March 27 1 hour ago, arturo huevo duro said: Now, how can I measure the voltage of each motor and sensor so that when I replace the cables and the circuit board, this doesn't happen again? Do a resistance check on the cable to make sure the +5V wires are not shorting out to ground.
arturo huevo duro Posted March 27 Author Report Posted March 27 2 hours ago, Dave S said: No, J/P413 solo va a los sensores, no se conecta a ningún motor. I think some sensor caused the cable burning or the short circuit
arturo huevo duro Posted March 27 Author Report Posted March 27 2 hours ago, Dave S said: Haz una comprobación de resistencia en el cable para asegurarte de que los cables de +5V no están haciendo cortocircuito a tierra. How do I do that, I mean, I’m referring to which pin or which wire I check for that
Dave S Posted March 27 Report Posted March 27 45 minutes ago, arturo huevo duro said: How do I do that, I mean, I’m referring to which pin or which wire I check for that On Plugs P288 and P413 Pins 2, 3, 5 and 6 should not be connected to GND Only pins 1 & 4 should connect to GND
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