04-24-2015, 10:49 AM
Aloha Mac et. al. : Mahalos to you, as I can happily report success at not only finding switched power, but conveniently located and (as it turns out) easily accessible. Leg 1 showed 12v cold, and everyone else zero, so I switched on and remeasured. sho nuff, leg three was now hot.
after some consideration of the variables involved, decided to drill into the side of the support for the leg, and pass a new tinned wire through the hole at the bottom of the casing.
Then carefully maneuver the wire into a stable position, reinstall relay, and push down hard and evenly. Snapped the fuse box cover back into its snapped-state, Finished up by connecting the new wire to the too-thick (3strands entwined) original power harness and tucking the multiplexer up against the sidewall making sure to clear the hood closure mechanism.
Here's a look at some of the work fyi... https://www.flickr.com/photos/9416222@N0...745611669/
-dwajs
after some consideration of the variables involved, decided to drill into the side of the support for the leg, and pass a new tinned wire through the hole at the bottom of the casing.
Then carefully maneuver the wire into a stable position, reinstall relay, and push down hard and evenly. Snapped the fuse box cover back into its snapped-state, Finished up by connecting the new wire to the too-thick (3strands entwined) original power harness and tucking the multiplexer up against the sidewall making sure to clear the hood closure mechanism.
Here's a look at some of the work fyi... https://www.flickr.com/photos/9416222@N0...745611669/
-dwajs
-dwajs