More Electrical issues. Need advice!
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The water leaks from ORIGINAL SEALED windshields. The fix, is to have it removed and resealed...I want v to say, up until 01, there were GEM. Now, there's VSM. The GEM's are located behind the light switch. How! water makes it onto the is beyond me, but it does. Up until I had mine resealed, I put a sandwich baggy over it.
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Nah, bud...gem would dry out and all good. I did have a horn blaring/alarm while driving in rain one day. Man, did people lol at you funny, lol....get the window sealed up or you'll know what I'm talking about...
Sous, brutha...i figured that. Thought maybe you were a few deep..😜
Sous, brutha...i figured that. Thought maybe you were a few deep..😜
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[QUOTE=clintusaf;17717996]Anyone have any last suggestions before I drop $550 for a new pedal assembly? Would be nice to know if I can replace it with the much vheaper fixed version.[/QUOTE
Problem fixed! Replaced my adjustable pedal with the fixed pedal (dorman from Rock Auto for $59!). No issues so far.
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I'm having almost the same problem but it happens while I'm driving I have to shut the truck off and restart it and it seems to be fine or it will fix itself right away but the truck acts like it's running on 4 cylinders I've changed almost every since earlier but haven't thought about the pedal but I do not have adjustable pedals I have the fixed one but I did put a new throttle positioning sensor in it and did not change the issue
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The electrical connection plugs directly in. The connection for the adjustable drive connection(looks like a speedometer cable) does not plug in to the fixed pedal and is not needed. So you can just let it hang free or ziptie it up out of the way.
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What about the TPS sensor? I was wondering if it is possible to remove the sensor from the new fixed assembly and use it to repair your adjustable pedals?
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I have the adjustable pedals and they were unplugged when I got my Excursion. I plugged them back in, no problems.
What about the TPS sensor? I was wondering if it is possible to remove the sensor from the new fixed assembly and use it to repair your adjustable pedals?
What about the TPS sensor? I was wondering if it is possible to remove the sensor from the new fixed assembly and use it to repair your adjustable pedals?
I would guess no. The fixed pedal does not have the same housing that has the sensor. I noticed the plug only has 4 out of the 8 pins inside the connection
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