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it goes down into the wire loom that runs along the fender i didnt want to unloom it all to try to trace it just yet, ive had this truck prolly 6 years and its never been hooked up, i also don't think i have an electric fan i can't remember

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2 minutes ago, zetabird said:

its a fused link so I'm guessing it needs to be hooked to a positive somewhere.

Yes. At the Starter Relay Bolt.

2 minutes ago, zetabird said:

it reaches the starter relay should i hook it there??

Wait. Do D2_5 test first.

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ive got to get the grount to block nut off the stupid stud, then make the new batt to starter and starter relay to batt cable. also it should have a ground fromthe battery to the fender right? mine dosent and there is nothing on the fender that looks like it ever had one

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10 minutes ago, zetabird said:

also it should have a ground fromthe battery to the fender right? mine dosent and there is nothing on the fender that looks like it ever had one

Only ground should be B- negative to engine block.

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1 minute ago, zetabird said:

Nope with the wire unhooked the teminal in the testport had power i tested the loose wire it also had power

Okay, that proves the ECU C202_B10 supplied the 12vdc (B+) for D2_5 and B+ Latch relay was picked (activated) by the ECU C202_A9. Using a fused jumper wire connect the FL eyelet to B+ (battery). START engine, does Idle Air Control (IAC) motor help with engine IDLE?

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