93 Grand Cherokee Ignition Question
08-28-2005, 04:15 PM
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Re: 93 Grand Cherokee Ignition Question
On 2005-08-28, DougW <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote:
> Chuck did pass the time by typing:
>
>> I have no idea what activates/deactivates the ASD relay. I've heard read
>> of oil pressure ones and ones under the drivers seat, but haven't found
>> one.
>
> The ECU/Computer controls the ASD realy. ASD or Automatic ShutDown is
> basically the engines panic button.
> http://www.revbeergoggles.com/temp/
> ZJ-13 - 18
>
I guess I'm half blind. The third or fourth time of taking out the
fuses, I spotted the burn in the 40 panel fuse. I should have known that
the absence of any bells was wrong and I never tried windows, heater,
radio, etc. I was too focused on the fact that the dash gauges/lights
were working.
It seems the thing is running better than before. I just wonder when
the cause of the blown fuse will rear its ugly head again.
Thanks, for all the help. Great stuff on the web site Doug, thanks.
Chuck
> Chuck did pass the time by typing:
>
>> I have no idea what activates/deactivates the ASD relay. I've heard read
>> of oil pressure ones and ones under the drivers seat, but haven't found
>> one.
>
> The ECU/Computer controls the ASD realy. ASD or Automatic ShutDown is
> basically the engines panic button.
> http://www.revbeergoggles.com/temp/
> ZJ-13 - 18
>
I guess I'm half blind. The third or fourth time of taking out the
fuses, I spotted the burn in the 40 panel fuse. I should have known that
the absence of any bells was wrong and I never tried windows, heater,
radio, etc. I was too focused on the fact that the dash gauges/lights
were working.
It seems the thing is running better than before. I just wonder when
the cause of the blown fuse will rear its ugly head again.
Thanks, for all the help. Great stuff on the web site Doug, thanks.
Chuck
08-28-2005, 04:15 PM
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Re: 93 Grand Cherokee Ignition Question
On 2005-08-28, DougW <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote:
> Chuck did pass the time by typing:
>
>> I have no idea what activates/deactivates the ASD relay. I've heard read
>> of oil pressure ones and ones under the drivers seat, but haven't found
>> one.
>
> The ECU/Computer controls the ASD realy. ASD or Automatic ShutDown is
> basically the engines panic button.
> http://www.revbeergoggles.com/temp/
> ZJ-13 - 18
>
I guess I'm half blind. The third or fourth time of taking out the
fuses, I spotted the burn in the 40 panel fuse. I should have known that
the absence of any bells was wrong and I never tried windows, heater,
radio, etc. I was too focused on the fact that the dash gauges/lights
were working.
It seems the thing is running better than before. I just wonder when
the cause of the blown fuse will rear its ugly head again.
Thanks, for all the help. Great stuff on the web site Doug, thanks.
Chuck
> Chuck did pass the time by typing:
>
>> I have no idea what activates/deactivates the ASD relay. I've heard read
>> of oil pressure ones and ones under the drivers seat, but haven't found
>> one.
>
> The ECU/Computer controls the ASD realy. ASD or Automatic ShutDown is
> basically the engines panic button.
> http://www.revbeergoggles.com/temp/
> ZJ-13 - 18
>
I guess I'm half blind. The third or fourth time of taking out the
fuses, I spotted the burn in the 40 panel fuse. I should have known that
the absence of any bells was wrong and I never tried windows, heater,
radio, etc. I was too focused on the fact that the dash gauges/lights
were working.
It seems the thing is running better than before. I just wonder when
the cause of the blown fuse will rear its ugly head again.
Thanks, for all the help. Great stuff on the web site Doug, thanks.
Chuck
08-28-2005, 04:15 PM
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Re: 93 Grand Cherokee Ignition Question
On 2005-08-28, DougW <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote:
> Chuck did pass the time by typing:
>
>> I have no idea what activates/deactivates the ASD relay. I've heard read
>> of oil pressure ones and ones under the drivers seat, but haven't found
>> one.
>
> The ECU/Computer controls the ASD realy. ASD or Automatic ShutDown is
> basically the engines panic button.
> http://www.revbeergoggles.com/temp/
> ZJ-13 - 18
>
I guess I'm half blind. The third or fourth time of taking out the
fuses, I spotted the burn in the 40 panel fuse. I should have known that
the absence of any bells was wrong and I never tried windows, heater,
radio, etc. I was too focused on the fact that the dash gauges/lights
were working.
It seems the thing is running better than before. I just wonder when
the cause of the blown fuse will rear its ugly head again.
Thanks, for all the help. Great stuff on the web site Doug, thanks.
Chuck
> Chuck did pass the time by typing:
>
>> I have no idea what activates/deactivates the ASD relay. I've heard read
>> of oil pressure ones and ones under the drivers seat, but haven't found
>> one.
>
> The ECU/Computer controls the ASD realy. ASD or Automatic ShutDown is
> basically the engines panic button.
> http://www.revbeergoggles.com/temp/
> ZJ-13 - 18
>
I guess I'm half blind. The third or fourth time of taking out the
fuses, I spotted the burn in the 40 panel fuse. I should have known that
the absence of any bells was wrong and I never tried windows, heater,
radio, etc. I was too focused on the fact that the dash gauges/lights
were working.
It seems the thing is running better than before. I just wonder when
the cause of the blown fuse will rear its ugly head again.
Thanks, for all the help. Great stuff on the web site Doug, thanks.
Chuck
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