You can make sure your OPS works by checking for voltage on contact G of the OBD port when it is running. You can monitor it while driving to ensure the OPS is not failing intermitently.
You can make sure your OPS works by checking for voltage on contact G of the OBD port when it is running. You can monitor it while driving to ensure the OPS is not failing intermitently.
This got me to thinking I have a 12V green LED "peanut light indicator" on my gauge pod, glows green when either lift I have selected on is powered up, one could do same thing this pin, tap the wire/pin on backside of the DLC connector so it powers the LED when lift is getting it's power feed. I would have proposed it earlier but I was not positive there pin was hot when engine was running, since I did not have access to a OBD-I truck to check it with. Thx for heads up Buddy.