Supra Electrical Problems

[3p141592654]

Ok so I unplugged the ignition switch and checked the connectors for power. 2 of the connecters had power and the rest did not so what should be my next move now that I found the 2 connecters that have power with the ignition disconnected?

You need to measure the switch resistance, not the voltage on the car harness plug. Unless I misunderstood your post and the disconnected switch has power, then I suggest filing a disclosure with USPTO.

I suggest you have someone who knows automotive electrical check it out for you.

 

[jdmfreak]

Double post

 

[jdmfreak]

Also it would help if you told us which ones have power...

 

[yhatzee89]

Did you ever find a solution OP?

 

[Rev Clown]

Did you ever find a solution OP?

Not yet haven't even worked on the car since the last post I've been so busy lately with school, baseball and work

 

[Nick M]

Maybe JJ will show up and save the day... Lol

Or maybe he would apply the information already given.

 

[jdmfreak]

Like I already said..... LOL

 

[yhatzee89]

If all I have is a test light am I gonna be able to run this down? Or do I need to go out and buy a voltmeter?

 

[jdmfreak]

Buy a multi meter
... Doesn't have to be too fancy but get one that has a voltmeter, an ohmmeter and a continuity setting with a beep at least.... Think I payed like 20 or 30 bucks for mine.... It will save you lots of time