SW2 L4-1.9L DOHC VIN 7 (1997)
Traction Control Switch: Diagnostic Aids
Connector Jumper Usage
Connector Jumper Usage
NOTICE: Do not push multimeter probes into the connector terminals.
Connector Jumper Usage
Connector Jumper Usage
These devices are made of a short length of wire, a terminal, and a diagnostic service probe or an alligator clip. The terminals may be obtained from the
service parts cut lead kits or from a scrap wiring harness.
They have a dual purpose. The first being to aid in measuring voltage, resistance, or current at a connector. Since diagnostic service probes are limited to
use on 0.35, 0.50 and 0.80 mm, (22, 20 and 18 gage) thin wall wire, many of the wires cannot be probed without disconnecting the connector. But,
probing the terminal could spread the contacts and damage them. Once a contact is damaged it is very difficult to make good contact with a male
terminal. By constructing a jumper, the probe can make excellent contact with the circuit through the diagnostic service probe or the alligator clip, and
