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On the OBC's Logic connector, where you were testing before, pick one terminal and use it for one of your ohmmeter's leads. For the other lead, backprobe that external jumper (either terminal: they're shorted together). Your ohmmeter should read either 0Ω, 60Ω, or OL.
- If it reads 0 (or under 1, anyway), the lid switch circuit is OK; look at the resistor side of the circuit
- If it reads 60 (or thereabouts), the resistor side of the circuit is OK; look at the lid switch side
- If it reads OL, move your ohmmeter lead on the Logic connector to the other terminal and try again (ie if you were connected to pin 3, try pin 9 now)
Just measured now:
- From OBC X042 Pin #3 to J5 : OL (open circuit, no resistance of 60Ω, something is fishy)
- From OBC X042 Pin #9 to J5 : ~7.1Ω (fluctuating)
- ON OBC X042 across 3 & 9 : OL
I'm taking out the OBC and looking inside (for the 60Ω resistor).
Is OBC repairable, or, should I look for another one? I'd at list give it a try.. Just dunno where to look
