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You can ohm it out if you find the wire from the fuse panel.
Here is what I would do... Hook up one wire from the multimeter by the fuse panel to the appropriate wire. Add a longer lead to the negative and electrical tape it so there is no bare wire. Then I would hook up to the wire between the door and the door post. If the ohm I think either reads one or zero (been a while) you have a connection. If not, then there is an issue in between.
This may or may not work depending on how the short is...
Here is what I would do... Hook up one wire from the multimeter by the fuse panel to the appropriate wire. Add a longer lead to the negative and electrical tape it so there is no bare wire. Then I would hook up to the wire between the door and the door post. If the ohm I think either reads one or zero (been a while) you have a connection. If not, then there is an issue in between.
This may or may not work depending on how the short is...
Last edited by jhelrey; 07-05-2009 at 10:54 PM.