Subject	LTG is a 30amp fusable link "Primary Power" which in turn
Posted by	njz on March 13, 2011 at 6:54 PM
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In Reply To	LTG Fuse and smoking PTU Problem posted by scottacc on March 13, 2011 at 04:00 PM
Message	branches to other fuses which are located in the Relay box and fuse panel on driver side kick plate. I suggest you remove your ECU because LTG powers it. Make sure your ECU is not toast. You will need to check each wire between the F1 connector (ECU) and each connector they are not shorted or grounded.
Follow Ups	LTG Fuse and smoking PTU Problem - scottacc 16:00:54 03/13/11 LTG is a 30amp fusable link "Primary Power" which in turn - njz 18:54:03 03/13/11 Definitely check for shorts and grounds, but specifically - CoHPhasor 17:11:17 03/15/11 Re: LTG Fuse and Smoking PTU - scottacc 22:37:55 03/15/11 No spark? Elaborate. - CoHPhasor 00:28:08 03/17/11
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