Looking for a diagram for pcm pins or special tool #8815
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I think I have excessive resistance in the K4 sensor ground circuit of my MAP sensor, but I'd rather not rip my entire wiring harness apart to find it. I think the Camshaft, Crank, TPS, and MAP sensors all share the same ground. Does anyone have a diagram of the PCM connector pins? Like something that shows which pin is for what, or even which pin is what color wire. There's a tool (special tool #8815-1) that tells you exactly what I need to know but I'd like to avoid spending $220 on a tool that I will use once in my life. The truck I'm working on is a 2006 Dodge quad cab 1500 4.7. Any help would be great, thanks!
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I've already downloaded your 2006 Ram Service Manual (many thanks for listing all these manuals by the way! :-D) but after spending a few hours reading through it, I still found no cure for my problem. It is just not descriptive enough to help me troubleshoot this F#&@ing P.O.S. truck and it's cheaply made, shorted out wiring harness.
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Nevermind. I found it right here.>>> http://www.dodge.com/bodybuilder/200...torpinouts.pdf
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found it elsewhere - https://vdocuments.site/8w80connectorpinouts.html
viewable online or downloadable pdf
viewable online or downloadable pdf
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I think I have excessive resistance in the K4 sensor ground circuit of my MAP sensor, but I'd rather not rip my entire wiring harness apart to find it. I think the Camshaft, Crank, TPS, and MAP sensors all share the same ground. Does anyone have a diagram of the PCM connector pins? Like something that shows which pin is for what, or even which pin is what color wire. There's a tool (special tool #8815-1) that tells you exactly what I need to know but I'd like to avoid spending $220 on a tool that I will use once in my life. The truck I'm working on is a 2006 Dodge quad cab 1500 4.7. Any help would be great, thanks!
- you can get that info from identification for $20 for a monthly price