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I tested red/green. I assumed that is what activates it,
You assumed wrong. I guess you completely forgot to look at the post above where I said it was the Brown w/ Red Stripe wire that activates the glow plug relay
The Brown w/ Red Stripe will have 12v on it until the PCM grounds it out, then it will have 0v and it will ohm to ground.
The PCM uses the Brown w/ Red Stripe to activate the glow plug relay. The PCM grounds that wire out thus causing the glow plug relay to activate.
I did read what you wrote, and my reply was if PCM wire goes to ground, then why would I read 12v from it when disconnected. If it goes to ground then it should be 0v.
I did read what you wrote, and my reply was if PCM wire goes to ground, then why would I read 12v from it when disconnected. If it goes to ground then it should be 0v.
You will read 12v on the Brown w/ Red stripe wire when the PCM isn't grounding the wire.
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