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Which switches are you referring to that provide the ground - headlight, door jamb, tailgate . . .? I thought the various lights were linked with a common ground wire run to the various switches. When the door was opened, the jamb switch closed the ground and the lights came on - correct?The switches provide the ground.
That's pretty close so I can check it out tomorrow - thanks.Maybe this one?
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Edit: this is all from the third PDF from that download link.
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Yes, fuse block is on the interior firewall by the parking brake - I didn't think about the cigarette lighter so that's something else to check tomorrow - thanks for all the help.Yes, they’re grounded to G202 when a door (jamb switch) is opened.
The white wire on the door jamb connector should be hot at all times, so I’d start there. Jumping the white to black should check the integrity of the ground as well. I’m not sure where the convenience center is on a TBI, but on the 96+ it’s at the interior firewall by the parking brake.
Does the cigarette lighter work? It’s on the same circuit. The circuit’s 25A fuse is good and you have power to it?
That's right the switch provides the ground for the dome/courtesy lights. All of the switches that control those lights provide the ground to complete the circuit including the keyless remote module.Which switches are you referring to that provide the ground - headlight, door jamb, tailgate . . .? I thought the various lights were linked with a common ground wire run to the various switches. When the door was opened, the jamb switch closed the ground and the lights came on - correct?