Shorting pyro?!
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Shorting pyro?!
Gauges are Isspro EV2
finally got around to installing the pyro in my 6.0
I have two other gauges..fuel pres and tranny temp both have been working fine for the last few months.
anyways went to add my powerwire to the pyro and went key on...nothing happened found I blew the fuse for the pyro. each gague has their own fuse
All the gauges are in parallel. nothing wrong with any other gauge both work fine. if it matters all guages are daisy chained are far as power/ground/dimmer
Looked at the wiring all appears to be correct.
I discod the connected from the pyro and went key on to see what would happen. fuse did NOT blow and the backlight did not come on. all other gauges worked fine.
What do I do now?!
finally got around to installing the pyro in my 6.0
I have two other gauges..fuel pres and tranny temp both have been working fine for the last few months.
anyways went to add my powerwire to the pyro and went key on...nothing happened found I blew the fuse for the pyro. each gague has their own fuse
All the gauges are in parallel. nothing wrong with any other gauge both work fine. if it matters all guages are daisy chained are far as power/ground/dimmer
Looked at the wiring all appears to be correct.
I discod the connected from the pyro and went key on to see what would happen. fuse did NOT blow and the backlight did not come on. all other gauges worked fine.
What do I do now?!
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Im going to take a more in depth look at the wiring. Hopefully I have a rub thru somewhere
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From: Happy Valley, OR
What amp fuse did you use? Are you sure the connector wasn't backwards or upside down? We have discovered that the connector can be forced far enough in when upside down to make electrical contact and short out. Power should be on pin #1, closest to the driver's side of the vehicle.
Here is the troubleshooting document for this series:
http://www.isspro.com/TROUBLESHOOTIN...leshooting.pdf
Regards,
Michael Pliska
Here is the troubleshooting document for this series:
http://www.isspro.com/TROUBLESHOOTIN...leshooting.pdf
Regards,
Michael Pliska
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