Fiascoxl
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Ok so after staying up till 5 a.m. last night and battling a few hours this morning before work I still cannot find my electrical short causing my sunroof relay fuse to blow.
I narrowed it down to a blue with black stripe wire leading to the ETACS(what a wonderful overly complicated p.o.s. system to say the least). I pulled back as much wire as possible and cannot find any burnt wires or anything. I'll also add that the wire is acting like a ground when applied to the negative side of my volt meter and the positive to positive.
This is consistent with me originally doing the same to #13 fuse location with the top of it seeing battery voltage(fed from main) and the lower portion seeing ground somehow possibly leading up to that LB wire going into the etacs. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/banghead.gif
Ok so now the backstory is complete has anyone successfully and cleanly installed a piece of tinted lexan into the hole and removed all the heavy sunroof motor, glass and tracks? Seems like some window weld would work easily but finding a seal to overlap onto the roof so it doesn't looked hacked would be tricky? A carbon plug would really be trick but I seen a aftermarket company that wants a lot for a custom plug and the whole sunroof if possible there.
Any Suggestions? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/dunno.gif
I narrowed it down to a blue with black stripe wire leading to the ETACS(what a wonderful overly complicated p.o.s. system to say the least). I pulled back as much wire as possible and cannot find any burnt wires or anything. I'll also add that the wire is acting like a ground when applied to the negative side of my volt meter and the positive to positive.
This is consistent with me originally doing the same to #13 fuse location with the top of it seeing battery voltage(fed from main) and the lower portion seeing ground somehow possibly leading up to that LB wire going into the etacs. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/banghead.gif
Ok so now the backstory is complete has anyone successfully and cleanly installed a piece of tinted lexan into the hole and removed all the heavy sunroof motor, glass and tracks? Seems like some window weld would work easily but finding a seal to overlap onto the roof so it doesn't looked hacked would be tricky? A carbon plug would really be trick but I seen a aftermarket company that wants a lot for a custom plug and the whole sunroof if possible there.
Any Suggestions? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/dunno.gif
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