lost power to ODBii port on 06 duramax
#1
lost power to ODBii port on 06 duramax
Guys, I was running a small an aircompressor in one of my 2 cig lighters. it pop what I hoped was a fuse..... been hunting for it, can't find it. I read somewhere one of the 2 is not fused so I have been dealing with it. Went to trouble shoot a code today with my Cortex Supertuner and guess what, no power on the the OBDII, so now I have to figure it out. Anyone out there have schematics or an idea where that might have blown.....? All fuses in dash seem OK.
Scott
Scott
#2
did you check the one under the hood? i believe there is a fuse for one of the cig lighters in there. but i think you loose radio and everything when that one goes.
#3
Let me back up here a tiny bit, When the circuit blew, nothing else was affected..... in other words the radio and everything else that might be related to that circuit was still working fine. So I went hunting for a standalone fuse for just the one cig lighter. I also read on a thread somewhere that one of the lighters was not fused and if you blew that one, the connection was fried somewhere along the path........ I did look under the hood in the other box, but I was focused on something that would be just for the one lighter.....
But now, several months later I have a more serious issue and I discover that there is no power on the OBDII port..... so now I have to track this issue down.
So if anyone out there has access to the schematics, and you can look to see if the power for the ODBII goes to a specific fuse or breaker, that would be very helpful.
Scott
But now, several months later I have a more serious issue and I discover that there is no power on the OBDII port..... so now I have to track this issue down.
So if anyone out there has access to the schematics, and you can look to see if the power for the ODBII goes to a specific fuse or breaker, that would be very helpful.
Scott
#6
Cigarette lighter fuse 15 Amp and Aux power 1 fuse 20 amp According to the diagram I have the data connector recieves power from the cig ltr fuse but the other outlets or protected by the aux pwr 1 fuse. hope that helps .
#7
Your correct, it's there under the hood...... not sure how I missed that...??? Maybe the thread I read where there wasn't a fuse for one of them influenced me
I just spent Saturday replacing the water pump on that Duramax (tough job BTW), and I can't find a blow fuse.... just shoot me!
I just spent Saturday replacing the water pump on that Duramax (tough job BTW), and I can't find a blow fuse.... just shoot me!
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