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I purchased a month of eAutoRepair DIY Mitchell1 to figure out the location of modules in the car. I ran into a module under the carpet of the footwell of the rear passenger seat. It has two wires, a black ground wire and a black and white wire which stops halfway between the module and the right side SAM module in the trunk..My question is: I have all the diagram of the car but how to search for this specific module and its connections?
That is a tracker (that’s the brand) - stolen vehicle tracker
looks to be a battery powered retrieve, may have been required from a previous insurance company or maybe even an ex company fleet tracker
it’ll either have power feeds going to it, or two earths and a VHF antenna,
looking at it, if it’s all black at both ends with just cables exiting out of one end, it’s 100% a battery powered retrieve ( I fit them for a living )
the two solid black cables are earth cables (joining them together activates the internal battery) and the white black cable is the VHF antenna, lift it up there will be a white sticker underneath and there should be a 7 digit serial number
Last edited by Thegingerone; Feb 1, 2022 at 04:06 PM.
No. Mitchell has no way of documenting 3rd party aftermarket installations. Connect E55’s comment with Thegingerone. Not uncommon in the “no questions asked” car loan market. It may be a remnant of a previous credit deal so that the finance company can find it if payments aren’t made.
That is a tracker (that’s the brand) - stolen vehicle tracker
looks to be a battery powered retrieve, may have been required from a previous insurance company or maybe even an ex company fleet tracker
it’ll either have power feeds going to it, or two earths and a VHF antenna,
looking at it, if it’s all black at both ends with just cables exiting out of one end, it’s 100% a battery powered retrieve ( I fit them for a living )
the two solid black cables are earth cables (joining them together activates the internal battery) and the white black cable is the VHF antenna, lift it up there will be a white sticker underneath and there should be a 7 digit serial number
It does have 2 black wires attached to the body next to the fuel control module and a black and white wire rapped in protective sleeve passing by the FCM on its way to the trunk. I traced it up and found the end taped down just a couple of feet a way.. I fished out a black and white wire from behind the fuse box in the trunk and thought it would be the same wire and tried to pull on it but was unsuccessful so I ran a new wire and connected it to the original wire of the module. The car now has a short somewhere.!!!!I I will disconnect it tomorrow.....
Since I am getting a NO communication with the fuel control module message and since this module is very close to the fuel control module, I came a conclusion that the loose wire has to do something with the fuel module.
Thanks for the info you provided
I have been working on my car for a while and I must have drained the battery. The car does not start but I jump start the battery and keep the voltage over 13. but when I scan it using the icarsoft M!! I get a message says the power to the system is low despite the charging car is running and battery is over 13 volts when scanning ..
where can I get this 3 fused fuses?
which one has direct power to all the airbags? all the airbags have and open circuit
what is the name of this part and can I get online and replace it
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