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Wire resistance values 1994 1500

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Old Feb 6, 2021 | 05:12 PM
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Default Wire resistance values 1994 1500
Can someone please direct me to a chart or diagram that shows the resistance values for the stereo wiring, or even ALL the wiring? PLEASE!
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Old Feb 7, 2021 | 08:54 AM
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You are in the first gen section. Wire shouldn't have resistance, Might help to explain what exactly you are looking for.
 
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Default Using a multimeter to measure electrical values for my stereo wiring.
I am trying to find the fault in my stereo wiring with a multimeter. Sorry to all, chose wrong generation.
 
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What is the problem?
 
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Stereo hookup causes the 20 amp accessory fuse to pop. I suspect that there is short caused by a bad ground wire SOMEWHERE.
 
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