05 rs venture tors

[Mooseman]

FYI: I believe people used to put LED's in the wiring so they could tell it the starter solenoid ever stuck on. I was going to do it at one point but never got round to it.

I thought about that too but how would you see it? I put one so I could see it next to the ignition switch. It would be useless where it is.

 

[riverbilly]

I thought about that too but how would you see it? I put one so I could see it next to the ignition switch. It would be useless where it is.

Mine was hidden under that ignition. I dont know. I'm just trying to figure out why was this wire tampered with

 

[riverbilly]

All the way to the battery post? That's likely your problem. Just be sure it is a ground block as all the wires going into it should be black. Maybe try running a wire from the battery - to it and see if stuff start working again.

I would assume. Ypu would have full continuity from battery ground or ground to frame to ground boxes? Right? I'm not good in electrical. I just want to fix this issue so I can go fishing this season. I got it for a good deal so if she continues giving me problems ill make my money back no problem. But I like the machine.

 

[RobX-1]

Based off your other posts and now knowing you also have a chewed up speedo sensor, its quite possible that connection is shorting things out. Just a thought as it would appear you have multiple electrical issues where it may not be a single culprit.

 

[riverbilly]

Based off your other posts and now knowing you also have a chewed up speedo sensor, its quite possible that connection is shorting things out. Just a thought as it would appear you have multiple electrical issues where it may not be a single culprit.

Yea thats what im thinking. Also if I disconnect the speedo sensor. Will it do anything.

 

[RobX-1]

I suspect it will throw a code but if the chewed up wires within the speed sensor were causing the short, at least you could re-test your ground continuity with it disconnected.

 

[riverbilly]

I suspect it will throw a code but if the chewed up wires within the speed sensor were causing the short, at least you could re-test your ground continuity with it disconnected.

Makes sense

 

[riverbilly]

Update. So I disconnected the speed sensor. I now can control my hand warmer on the screen. But the thumb warmer remain undisclosed. Also. If a bad speed sensor i mean bad. Chewed up by shaft. If its bad would it trigger tors even when system is bypassed ?

 

[riverbilly]

Makes sense

Wires were chewed up. The end of shaft chewed up the sensor bad. Bad bearing. Was resting and rotating on sensor.

 

[riverbilly]

Another update. Played with the ground block again by the ignition panel. And got continuity. Now my tors is gone fuel guage is aluminating. And can control
Hand warmer.