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Failsafe Warning Control Module Plug Repair Help

juanprado

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Where does wire 57 ground to the frame? Can you take a pic? What was the problem- loose wire, bad connection, rust?

Thanks for the insight!
 
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juanprado said:
Where does wire 57 ground to the frame? Can you take a pic? What was the problem- loose wire, bad connection, rust?

Thanks for the insight!
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Both the Low Air Warning SWITCHES are close to each other on the passenger side. From the bottom switch follow the wire to the frame, maybe 7" long wire. I can only tell you what I did and grounding the cab to frame and the bed to frame and pulling 6-7 other grounds on the truck and cleaning all connections w/ a glass bead blaster and or other means I redid all gorund connections and now things work "As Advertised "
 
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