OK , sorry to keep asking questions for a truck that i am 1000 miles away and trying to diagnose problems on my cell w pics but it is the same LLY that we diagnosed the bad CP3 when i was down in TX, he has since got it replaced but during that he accidentally pulled 2 wires out of the fuel rail pressure sensor. He found a wiring diagram on line and also had one sent to him on some Facebook d-max page and that was different so it may have been wired both ways.
3 wires , 5VDC , ground and i assume the signal back to the ECU. He thinks it is wired correctly now BUT , truck runs like crap , knocks bad at idle
codes = sensor unplugged throws 5 VDC reference high
sensor plugged in = 5 VDC reference low,
is there a short still or did he fry the sensor and or the ECU? I assume if it was wired backwards it may have sent 5V directly to the ECU OR it grounded. The 2 codes it throws is high and low reference voltage. Anybody have the correct wiring diagram showing the correct 3 wires to each spot on the sensor plug?
If either the ECU or the sensor fried from being shorted , it would be the sensor right as i assume the ECU is fuse protected?
Maybe it is still wired incorrectly or the harm is already done?
3 wires , 5VDC , ground and i assume the signal back to the ECU. He thinks it is wired correctly now BUT , truck runs like crap , knocks bad at idle
codes = sensor unplugged throws 5 VDC reference high
sensor plugged in = 5 VDC reference low,
is there a short still or did he fry the sensor and or the ECU? I assume if it was wired backwards it may have sent 5V directly to the ECU OR it grounded. The 2 codes it throws is high and low reference voltage. Anybody have the correct wiring diagram showing the correct 3 wires to each spot on the sensor plug?
If either the ECU or the sensor fried from being shorted , it would be the sensor right as i assume the ECU is fuse protected?
Maybe it is still wired incorrectly or the harm is already done?