1995 fuel shut off wiring
Hi all, fist a littl about me my name is Kevin I work at Diamler Chrysler ITP (Indiana Transmission Plant) in Kokomo Indiana in the Test Garage, Prior to that I spent 6 years as a Mechanic at a Chrysler dealership. ANYWAY! I just picked up my first diesel Dodge a 1995 4x4 with a manual trans and 261,000 miles on it. I got it home and found the wire for the fuel shut off jumped bypassing a big relay on the driver side of the engine. where can I find the schematics to find out what needs fixed so I dont have have it bypassed.
Thanks all!!
Thanks all!!
You gettin any DTCs? And can you be a little more specific as to what you are looking for exactly?
Thanks........and ignore that Mayfair guy. He rides the half bus and wears a helmet.
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DD
Thanks........and ignore that Mayfair guy. He rides the half bus and wears a helmet.
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DD
Okay the check engine light is not on I just found this wire going from a large relay to the fuel shut off solinoid that shouldnt be there when I remove it the truck will not start. I wanted to see why the truck will not start normaly but I dont know how the system is wired.
Here are a few pics from a 95 manual. You'll have to be more specific as to what exactly you want. I am not sure what you are looking for.
I'll be back later today.
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I'll be back later today.
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Okay in the last picture you posted the fuel solenoind relay wire is jummped to the wire on the fuel shut off solenoid itself efectively bypassing the relay.
I would like to see a schematic of that circit.
Thanks!
I would like to see a schematic of that circit.
Thanks!



