Interesting Situation, help needed.
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Interesting Situation, help needed.
This explanation is long, bear with me. So last winter I made the mistake of leaving my wipers on after I shut off my truck. Get out of work so an excessive amount of snow on my windshield. Turned the truck on to warm it up, and the wipers were on. Needless to say, I broke the wiper motor. Now all the way up until now Ive neglected to do anything about it until earlier today. I took the wiper arms off, then the wiper cowl, and replaced the motor. In doing this I also decided to take a look at the relays, just out of curiosity. I accidentally forgot to disconnect the battery when I removed them, then replaced them thinking nothing of it. I go to start the truck after all is said and done, and it wont turn over. I try again, and it starts...but with the most ridiculously rough, loopy idle. The rpms were so low at points I thought it was going to stall completely (it might have at one point). Is it just a coincidence that this happened after I took the cowl and relays apart? Or related, because it ran fine just before I parked it to fix it. And if so, whats causing this? Any help would be much appreciated.
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That was one of the recommendations I got from someone else as well, and theoretically it should have worked. But last night after I posted that I did the key check on it, and it didn't read any codes. Yet the CEL turns on then blinks 10 times regardless. I'm absolutely baffled as to what it could be.
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Is the battery dead? Is the starter getting 12volts to the switched terminal when you turn the key?