1996 Ford F 150 4.9 L6
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toadyboy1957 wrote: I have no grounds to the 3 solenoids i was asking about earluer i have no grounds to the 3 heated o2 sensors no ground for this orange nlue fuel pump control wire i have ground to the PIP wire for the ignition and i have ground to the TPS IAC and the ground i have provided for the fuel pump relay to make iyt run all powers and grounds are good to all lighta and accessorues other than that
Can you tell us how you are testing your grounds? You mention circuits above that are switched grounds (IAC, Solenoids, O2 heaters (some), fuel pump relay control). You would not test these the same way as your main computer grounds. Thanks!
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toadyboy1957 wrote: i test all grounds with a VOM or a 12 volt test light from from battery posotive
As long as you are NOT using the ohmmeter. For this type of testing a voltage drop measurement is key, but I do like the test light too.
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If the truck is running fine with the fuel pump relay coil manually grounded, the chances of you having a bad main computer ground are very slim but you should check them anyway.
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toadyboy1957 wrote: i use VOM FOR CONTINUITY testing only
You need to stop using the ohmmeter for that. I can give you many examples as to why. Here is the best lesson
www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=44dP6X3QS5A
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toadyboy1957 wrote: if im doing something wrong please let me know best way to test all and thanks again
You're fine man. Use your test light and check those grounds I provided for you.
I am concerned that the driver in the ECM for the fuel pump relay is bad. The question is why? What happened? When did this problem start?
A history would help us here for sure. In the mean time, check those main grounds.
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