Originally posted by Fredrik73
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Just apply +12 volts to the FEM power pins and measure the coil positive voltage. Power (+12v) enters the FEM via C201g pin 3 (the big 4 pin connector). Chassis should be ground.
Careful, if you get the 12 volt polarity wrong. If you reverse the leads then you can, very gently, lay the FEM in the trash can.
I don't see why Ford would use +5 volts and strain the +5 volt regulator even more, and generate even more FEM heat.
It has to be a !2 volt relay.
Or you can use an Ohm meter and check the resistance from pin 3 of C201g to one side of where to coil used to be. It should be close to zero. Relay switching is usually done by switching the ground side, just like all other FEM functions (except for the P Chanel devices like Q35 and Q36).
Hermann
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