Subject	Definitely check for shorts and grounds, but specifically
Posted by	CoHPhasor on March 15, 2011 at 5:11 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	check the ground points at the back of the plenum. There is a ground for the PTU back there, and forgetting to connect it will definitely toast your PTU. If you can't find any obvious shorts, and you've verified the grounds, you'll need to measure all the ECU wires for shorts. (PITA) 5A is high draw BTW. I usually hear of that kind of draw when the alt's diodes fail.
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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