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Shouldn’t be stuck. I spun my engine with the starter.
Maybe hydrolocked? Open all glowplugs to allow pressure to escape.
I see no reason why driving through rain would affect the IP.
I’m not understanding your logic, so I’m confused by your actions and your diagnosis.
Edited for clarification:
Repeating code 12 continuing on and on and on without any other numbers flashed in the middle means system cannot detect issues. Some broken parts can evade detection.
I had a transmission do weird crap when it was overfilled.
G550,
Rather than guessing, perhaps either provide proof or relax and don’t get everyone bent out of shape. With the paucity of information you present, your comments seem misguided.
HummerH1 is getting ready to try one of these units in one of his rigs. I’m sure he will be happy to post short...
N3135 bought from reputable vendor like 86humV or RWH or HPG
I might avoid a specific vendor on EPay who claims OEM but they are really chicom knockoffs. Golfer or Wolf Man or some such...
Eric aka Hummer H1 rips those anlternators out and welds in mounts for off the shelf GM alternators. He has almost 300,000 miles on one of those conversions.
My humble advice… Temporarily use two wires to bypass and power up tranny to see if that helps.
Then you will know if you can drive.
After that fiddle with and or trace wires and replace the power breakers.
Even with bad glow plugs, that light would light up assuming it’s functional. The implication is either the light is bad, or Mogman is correct stating that the protective control box versus EESS Smart box is no longer properly functioning.
Once you interrupt the energy flow in a set of batteries connected in series, you have essentially disconnected the circuit.
Just disconnecting the connection between the two batteries, if done carefully and correctly, will remove power from the circuit.
When you play with electrics on a HMMWV...
Disconnect the batteries prior to fixing the starter and its switch, or you will blow the glow plug controller and you’ll be calling me about a “Genius Box”.
Before doing any and all electrical work on your truck you MUST MUST MUST disconnect the batteries, or else you’ll blow the PCB/EESS also...
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