2003 GT CONV HELP
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You are aware that the top is locked out unless the emergency brake is pulled up a few clicks right?
The convertible top raise and lower relay is under the rear seat bottom cushion.
Confirm key on power in/out of fuse F2.20. Confirm always on power in/out of circuit breaker F1.28.
1999-2004 MY fuse panel schedule:
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IMO, one of the next things to check is the emergency brake handle. What you want to confirm is there is a completed ground circuit when the handle is pulled up a few clicks. CONFIRM there is a good ground path with the brake handle up a few clicks at the raise relay VT/BK wire.
Note it is somewhat common that a drink spill in the center console will affect the parking brake switch.
Confirm there is always on power at the raise relay RD/LB wire.
Confirm there is key on power at the raise relay VT wire.
For all of the above tests it is best to use a test light that will "load" the circuit.
What to do next depends upon the SPECIFIC test results.
The convertible top raise and lower relay is under the rear seat bottom cushion.
Confirm key on power in/out of fuse F2.20. Confirm always on power in/out of circuit breaker F1.28.
1999-2004 MY fuse panel schedule:
1999 Mustang GT with 2001 motor swap, wont fire. Please help
First off thank you for taking the time to read this, I hope that you will be able to help me out in some way to get a 4 month project off the ground and back onto the streets. I'm not a master mechanic but know just a little bit, enough to do your typical maintenance, overhauls, and swaps. I...
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IMO, one of the next things to check is the emergency brake handle. What you want to confirm is there is a completed ground circuit when the handle is pulled up a few clicks. CONFIRM there is a good ground path with the brake handle up a few clicks at the raise relay VT/BK wire.
Note it is somewhat common that a drink spill in the center console will affect the parking brake switch.
Confirm there is always on power at the raise relay RD/LB wire.
Confirm there is key on power at the raise relay VT wire.
For all of the above tests it is best to use a test light that will "load" the circuit.
What to do next depends upon the SPECIFIC test results.
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