For awhile, I have a wiring system hooked up to my car bypassing the ignition so I can get my car to work. The reason why my car has not been able to run has been baffling for several months now. Saturday, I went in for a diagnostic at the Ford Dealership and they told me my CCRM was shot because of an electrical short in the main engine feed loom.
"Determined there is an electrical short in main engine feed loom causing enging not to start and shorting out CCRM module"
Ford quoted me $800 for the repair. CCRM cost $200, though I found the part for $100 at Shuck's aka Checkers.
How "easy" would it be to find that electrical short? Has anyone had a problem similiar? I would prefer to not take it to someone that charges $100 an hour. Not sure if my personal mechanic can find it but is there a diagram of some sort to help guide?
"Determined there is an electrical short in main engine feed loom causing enging not to start and shorting out CCRM module"
Ford quoted me $800 for the repair. CCRM cost $200, though I found the part for $100 at Shuck's aka Checkers.
How "easy" would it be to find that electrical short? Has anyone had a problem similiar? I would prefer to not take it to someone that charges $100 an hour. Not sure if my personal mechanic can find it but is there a diagram of some sort to help guide?