Found where it probably is. It appears to be the microswitches in the door sliders getting stuck, and telling the BCM that they are still open.... We tore everything apart BUT those, and that was going to take quite a bit of time.

And yep, it pulls 2.2 amps until it goes to sleep, then it pulls .50 amps. Too high for sure! Honda says .05 is acceptable.

 

Again today, I was thankful for owning Fords. You can find about anything you want for Ford's as far as EVTM's, etc. are concerned. Not so easy with other makes.

 

Nice, at least you narrowed down to just the one door circuit.....is that right?

Looks like Paul finally got away from Fram filters. He's a Wix guy now.

 

It has sliders on both sides. Not sure which one, or if it's both. His passenger door has had some previous damage, so he's going to start there. I'll help him out if he needs it though. But I think he has a pretty good handle on it. They have some grease that Honda used which gums it up. Shoulda seen the install job on the aftermarket DVD system, LOL. Whoever installed it literally glued the head unit into the metal bracket with super glue. Thought I'd seen it all.

I need to go catch up on my Youtube's. Glad to hear Paul ditched the orange can.

 

I traded my Buddy my Erson 1.6 stud mount roller rockers for these Scorpion 1.6 pedestal mount roller rockers. Both of us won.... he needs stud mount, I need pedestal for my heads.

 

My boy is on another level!

 

The dude has the voice and most definitely jams....would be just as welcome around the bonfire as Seger is..

 

Well.... I guess I need one of these Milwaukee ECX units now.

 

Ehhh, it's most likley okay, overkill and not as versatile. That driver won't work everywhere and robby bits/screws very rarely strip out and provide plenty of torque/no slippage. I'd have to stick with Kleins as they are the snap-on in the sparky's trade. They are robby's (tapered), which is what you want.

Although, my Kleins are old, I have heard of newer versions breaking. I'm not sure about that, mine have held up for about 20 years thus far.

If your going to spend that kind of coin on one #1 hand driver, at least get an insulated driver. Make sure insulation is recessed, should be the same thickness as the tip....not any fatter. At some point you'll most likley have work inside a panel. That's what you want, AND a #2 as well.

Personally, I'd spring for a Klein set. Research breakage problems tho, see if there's any truth to that. I know the Greenlee's break

 

Hadn't thought about Klein.... I'm good with them too.