2004 GMC Yukon "ground wire coming ignition switch" Questions

...ground is clean wire is not split or corroded I'd replace the bulb first, if the filaments break and touch each other the right way, you'll get this problem. ..if that doesn't do it, I'd suspect the ...

...ground and energizes the relay. This wire comes from the switch. When the rear wiper switch is turned on it sends ground the relay terminal 85 which closes the points of the relay and allow power to ...

...ground wire for my starter is sheered off what can i do to fix it? i think the ignition switch stuck when i tried to start my truck and fried my battery and starter. its a 1997 yukon please help The ...

ignition switch. When I turn the key everything comes on but when I turn to start it, it goes dead. Ground Wires HAVE been checked. Battery is new Battery could not have crank power,I had three mouths

wire use a Scotchlock to break into the circuit to give you your live supply and put the ground lead to the earth post which will be near the steering column. I am assuming that your radar scanner has

...wire coming out of the handle; a lightbulb inside. remove your black (negative battery cable from your battery connect the testlight between the battery cable and the battery post the vehicle should ...

wire from battery go straight to ignition switch or go to ECM first.Have 3.2vdc coming from ignition switch to starter solinoid/relay and control relays. Go to autozone.com and register they have good

to metal contact. Cover area with petrolium jelly to ward off rust. If your switch is lighted, hook to ground wire on fuse panel. Test with ignition on. If it doesn't come on, check your grounds again

...ground wire that has come undone or hasnt been put back on (normaly black). If it happens when you crank check for ground problems around the starter and around the ignition coil and ignition switch. ...

...coming on. It's been a while now and it still won't do a thing. Classic ignition switch problem Could be your key ignition switch. It helps to complete the circuit... but do you hear a clicking when ...