Ignition wires on Push to Start
I'm trying to figure out what the ignition wire is on the back to of the push to start (SCU) on a 2007 S80 3.2
There are four wires
Red - constant voltage
Black - ground
Gray- ??
Blue/White - ??
There are four wires
Red - constant voltage
Black - ground
Gray- ??
Blue/White - ??
Tim
Hi Tim
Thank you for your response, however, I have the same diagram from
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page 62 - however it doesn't specify which is the ignition wire that stays hot when the engine is started - I put a volt meter on put the Blue/white to on and the blue does give some voltage and I didn't get one from the gray - but the the engine starts it appears that the voltage drops from the blue/white
Thank you for your response, however, I have the same diagram from
Meendo Free Webcam Chat - Video Chat Room!
page 62 - however it doesn't specify which is the ignition wire that stays hot when the engine is started - I put a volt meter on put the Blue/white to on and the blue does give some voltage and I didn't get one from the gray - but the the engine starts it appears that the voltage drops from the blue/white
Hi Tim
Thank you for your response, however, I have the same diagram from
Meendo Free Webcam Chat - Video Chat Room!
page 62 - however it doesn't specify which is the ignition wire that stays hot when the engine is started - I put a volt meter on put the Blue/white to on and the blue does give some voltage and I didn't get one from the gray - but the the engine starts it appears that the voltage drops from the blue/white
Thank you for your response, however, I have the same diagram from
Meendo Free Webcam Chat - Video Chat Room!
page 62 - however it doesn't specify which is the ignition wire that stays hot when the engine is started - I put a volt meter on put the Blue/white to on and the blue does give some voltage and I didn't get one from the gray - but the the engine starts it appears that the voltage drops from the blue/white
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