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im not getting 12volts on connestor a on the left side of icm i ????? ICM - ignition control module ? Has only one power wire - Pink connector 2 - terminal B , Gets B+ voltage from fuse ELEK /IGN 15 amp fuse located in the under hood electrical center #1

Did you check the fuse? also check coolant switch(it controls the fan). Are you sure the fan is bad?, try connecting 12volts to fan connector,if it runs problem is elsewhere, with key on, check for 12volts at coolant switch( neg lead to frame,red lead to one of the contacts on switch), if no power, check fuse, if i remember right there are 2 fuse boxes, check owners manual for location.

It is a power problem and the troubleshooting should start from the electrical socket where the adaptor is plugged.Plug an equipment in the same socket to confirm if power is present.If there's power,the 12volts AC adaptor may be faulty.

Check again the wiring, why was there a cut in the wire first time, Had it rubed on a sharp edge? Has it happend again? Have you got 12Volts at the fuse and relay when switched on? Have you got 12Volts at the motor connection if not you have another break in the wiring power or earth or switch is broken or motor is possibly burned out. Hope this helps.

Hello! Ford wiring

Power

Constant +12volts Green/Yellow
Switched +12volts Yellow/Black
Ground Red
Power antenna Blue
Illumination Blue/Red

Speakers

Front Right + White/Green
Front Right - Green/Orange
Front Left + Orange/Green
Front Left - Light Blue
Rear Right + Pink/Blue
Rear Right - Green/Orange
Rear Left + Pink/Green
Rear Left - Pink/Blue


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Ford wiring

Constant +12volts Green/Yellow.............+12volts with key off
Switched +12volts Yellow /black...............Ignition Sw.
Ground Red...............unusual but true
Illumination Blue/Red.................Radio lights

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go directly to the starter and see if you have power ( 12volts) at the main cable and 12volts at the trigger wire with the key turned to the start position. If you have both, likely the starter has failed. If no power at the trigger, you may need to look at large underhood fuses and check ignition and neutral safety switches as well.

This is One with the Power Window SWITCH in the CENTER Console they Often Get Liquids SPILLED on them Causing them to Fail, I Would First Check for 12volts @ the Switch with KEY ON. With a Sure 12volts Going IN the Switch Check for 12 Volt going OUT, If Switch IS BAD there Will be NO 12volts Coming OUT With this Go on to Switch Replacement


REMOVAL PROCEDURE

1. Use a flat-bladed tool in order to remove the power window switch bezel (1) from the console.
2. Remove the electrical connection from the power window switch (2).
3. With a flat-bladed tool release the power window switch (2) tabs, and remove the switch from the power window bezel (1) retainers.

INSTALLATION PROCEDURE \

1. Install the power window switch (2) into the power window switch bezel (1) until fully seated.
2. Connect the electrical connector to the power window switch (2).
3. Install the power window switch bezel (1) to the floor console.

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1. Install the power window switch (2) into the power window switch bezel (1) until fully seated.
2. Connect the electrical connector to the power window switch (2).
3. Install the power window switch bezel (1) to the floor console.

you need to check and see if you have 12volts at the relay and if you have 12volts at the wire from the switch on the relay. if you are getting power to the wire from the switch then you may have a bad starter relay.

You should have 12volts on the orange wire to the switch and a good ground on the black wire. If you have power and ground at the wires you can check the switch. The blue wire will get 12volts when pressing the switch in the up position. The brown wire will get 12volts in the down position. A common problem is the wires break where the door opens and closes.