Also make sure it stays on for something like 2 minutes or something. The one on my truck would work for about 20 seconds then go out, and when you tested it it appeared good because it was still working, just not holding power very long.
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Originally Posted by 1999stroker
(Post 843054)
Bug studs? What should I set my multimeter to? Where should I put red and black prongs? Sorry I have no electrical experience at all,
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Lol, no problem I did test with a test light just so see if getting power and gpr is, now just need to get a multimeter and see what my volts are.
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Originally Posted by shorty2tall
(Post 843072)
if u end up needing a new gpr ive heard this one is suppose to be amazing.
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You also need to check if the PCM is sending the 12V to tell the GPR to switch on the circuit. It is the small red wire (usually), the orange is the ground switch. That is why it is important to do this when it is below 45 F. Guzzle's page has more info on this.
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Well I tested my gpr and the constant side was measuring 12.6 and the other measured 11.4, and I got my batteries tested and they were testing 1200 cca
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You say you're checking your starting system, are you trying to find the starter solenoid? The GPR looks like a typical starter solenoid but they are different. The starter solenoid is actually down on the starter. I'm just confused about your mention of "starting system":humm:
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Sorry like glop plugs and gpr got it all squared away now thanks
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