Re-placing the VGA cord

Possible causes.

1. Fuse needs to be replaced;
OR

2. Relay which covers the fuel pump ( FP) is faulty and needs to be replaced. Locate the correct relay in the fuse and relay box and have some one turn the ignition on and off slowly a few times. You should hear the relay that covers the FP clicking and when you put your finger on the top of that relay you should feel it clicking as power to the pump is turned on and off. If nothing, the relay is dead and needs to be replaced.
OR

3. Faulty wiring to the FP or faulty wiring connections at the fuel pump itself. Check connections at the FP first as if it is a wiring or wiring connection issue that is the most likely place to find a problem.

Go to www.hmaservice.com and register your vehicle by VIN #.. you'll then have access to wiring diagrams, shop manuals, service bulletins, campaigns, illustrations and procedures, etc.

Go to Fuel Pump (FP) under Shop Manual. Illustration shows access place under rear seat bottom. Removed Rear Seat Bottom... you'll see floor access plate ... remove plate to access fuel pump.

Looks like ya got a blue wire on L-2 and a double black wire on L-1. A double white wire in the middle for neutral according to this diagram

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a vga cable- like you use for compute monitors. vga is your only video out on your laptop. most hdtvs have vga input.

the Envision H170L Monitor uses an interface 1.0x VGA - 15 pin HD D-Sub (HD-15). The same VGA cable wildly use in different computer brands..I was wondering why you have not found a replace for that cable. It can be purchase from any computer store.

If you are planning on cutting the wires and solder it together that would be easy if you have the diagrams of the pin numbering for male VGA connector and the female VGA connector. Check first this diagrams and follow strictly the coding of the wire so that it would be successful when connecting it together.

It is also better if after you solder the wire, you will use an shrinkable tube on the connection. Cover the whole sections of interconnected wires with shrinkable tube before you use the vga cable.

More likely to have bad caps with bulging top in the power supply, that is the first place to look for the monitor this old, see example of failed monitos due to bad caps: http://s807.photobucket.com/home/budm/allalbums
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if its a" flat cord" what-ever color jacketed 3 wire cord, the 2 outside wires are your 2 hot power wires they go to L1 and L2 on your dryer,the center is the N neutral wire and goes to the N terminal,usually the L1 and L2 are a gauge larger than the neutral: HINT: the center is normally neutral on both the cord and machines terminal board in the back of the dryer,there usually is a diagram on the dryer on how to install the input power at the place you hook up power

Yes, this cord is called a VGA. You can do a google search for it, or go to your local computer store, they should have it.

Here is a link to the driver you need for your vga card. Click on notebook
click on Aspire
click on 5315
In the drivers section just scroll down to your vga driver.

Hope this helps.

http://www.acer.ca/acer/service.do?LanguageISOCtxParam=en&miu10einu24.current.attN2B2F2EEF=3751&sp=page15e&ctx2.c2att1=27&miu10ekcond13.attN2B2F2EEF=3751&CountryISOCtxParam=CA&ctx1.att21k=1&CRC=719687231

CHeck it out, might be useful for you... Deepak