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Posted: June 06, 2007 at 5:30 AM / IP Logged  

trobins5 wrote:
It's not that easy. I work on brand new vehicles that aren't even on the showroom floor yet. There are no wire diagrams either. I have to go in there blind and find constant and switched. I can't use wires on the driver side so the steering column is out of the question. I can't just hope that a 12v wire has no data I have to be sure.

That would definately complicate things. 

You would have to make sure you don't tap the - side of solenoids or relays, as they will read 12vdc when they are waiting for a (-).  So, basically, you would need to tap a wire, and then drive the car and test every single function of the car before making sure you have the right wire.  You 'may' be able to just look for thicker wires, as thicker wires are generally feed wires, but even that isn't fool proof.

Kevin Pierson
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