Thread: Pneumatic Control Module Power Issue
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Re: Pneumatic Control Module Power Issue
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Originally Posted by billbo911 View Post
Separate but related question: Are there fuse monitoring circuits on the new PDB as there were on the old one? If so, is that is what is feeding the voltage to the PCM board, but not enough current to boot it?
No.
No LEDs light up when a breaker is missing, but wires are attached like the 2014 PDB.
The 20a fuse is for all current headed the PCM's way.
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