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EBD restoration/repair.

By DreB

2 years ago



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#5 2 years ago

RE: displays, what DC voltage do you measure at test points TP4 and TP2 on the solenoid drive board?
Note1: these are typically high voltages in the range of 180 - 240 volts so take care measuring.
Note2: you'll need to set your multi-meter to the 600V DC scale.

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