I sent this out to a customer today. Just in case anyone needs to verify Taps, taps switch and taps relay functionality. This has nothing to do with the taps gauge not reading properly.
First off be sure the plate is not moving. Do not trust the gauge at this point. If it is moving up and down go to the following steps.
Second be sure the shifter handle switch is not shorted out somewhere. Pull the 3 pin plug from the Taps relay. It will have a blue, red and green wire. Check with a volt meter that you do not have continuity between the red and blue, red and green, and blue and green wires. You may want to verify the switch is working properly at this time. Red and blue is one position and red and green is the other. Attach the leads to one pair and press the switch up and down. You should get a buzz or a signal in one direction on the blue and red wires and the other direction on the red and green wires.
Now lets verify the taps relay is working. Plug the 3 pin plug back in the taps relay. Unplug the 4 pin plug. Using a volt meter that can handle over 12vdc put the leads first on the black wire and the other on the green wire. You should see 12vdc on the up and down position of the switch. Next put your leads on the black and yellow wires. This will give you 12vdc on the up position. Then go to the black and blue wires. This will give you 12dc on the down position. This will verify the relay is operating correctly.
Hope this helps someone sometime.
First off be sure the plate is not moving. Do not trust the gauge at this point. If it is moving up and down go to the following steps.
Second be sure the shifter handle switch is not shorted out somewhere. Pull the 3 pin plug from the Taps relay. It will have a blue, red and green wire. Check with a volt meter that you do not have continuity between the red and blue, red and green, and blue and green wires. You may want to verify the switch is working properly at this time. Red and blue is one position and red and green is the other. Attach the leads to one pair and press the switch up and down. You should get a buzz or a signal in one direction on the blue and red wires and the other direction on the red and green wires.
Now lets verify the taps relay is working. Plug the 3 pin plug back in the taps relay. Unplug the 4 pin plug. Using a volt meter that can handle over 12vdc put the leads first on the black wire and the other on the green wire. You should see 12vdc on the up and down position of the switch. Next put your leads on the black and yellow wires. This will give you 12vdc on the up position. Then go to the black and blue wires. This will give you 12dc on the down position. This will verify the relay is operating correctly.
Hope this helps someone sometime.
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