flash to pass 2009
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From: Under the flightpath of old ORD 22R
The Flash to pass wire color leaving the MFS is the Green w/ Brown stripe wire.
You should be able to locate this in the wiring from the steering wheel, behind the knee panel.
This signals a ground to the SJB ( Smart Junction Box ) to activate the FTP function, not power.
You should be able to locate this in the wiring from the steering wheel, behind the knee panel.
This signals a ground to the SJB ( Smart Junction Box ) to activate the FTP function, not power.
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From: New Port Richey, Florida
The Flash to pass wire color leaving the MFS is the Green w/ Brown stripe wire.
You should be able to locate this in the wiring from the steering wheel, behind the knee panel.
This signals a ground to the SJB ( Smart Junction Box ) to activate the FTP function, not power.
You should be able to locate this in the wiring from the steering wheel, behind the knee panel.
This signals a ground to the SJB ( Smart Junction Box ) to activate the FTP function, not power.
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From: Under the flightpath of old ORD 22R
The wire color in the diagram above is gray w/ an orange stripe, which goes to fuse # 16. You can tap it right from the MFS or use an add-a-fuse in the high beam slot, which would be much easier, and provide a fuse for what you are adding. This is just for a low AMP draw trigger, like the opener or a relay coil, do not run a set of aux lamps off of this.