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Car Forum / Mitsubishi Cars / April 2004

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16 Pin Data Link Connector

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Patrick - 27 Apr 2004 04:56 GMT
I think I messed something up pretty good...when attempting to ground Pin
1, I inadvertantly put the paper clip in the Pin 16, and all the interior
lights when out...I checked the fuse box and replaced the fuse that goes to
the radio (which is also not working).

Any thoughts on this or am I just screwed.

Thanks for any assistance you can provide.

Patrick
Nobody U. Know - 27 Apr 2004 12:16 GMT
Well pin 1 is 12v power. You just allowed full charge to run through the
circuit you made. You probably blew the "habicle" fuse and maybe some relays
in the engine bay. Not sure. Most people use a datalink connector to ground
the connector.

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> I think I messed something up pretty good...when attempting to ground Pin
> 1, I inadvertantly put the paper clip in the Pin 16, and all the interior
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> Patrick
 
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