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 Post subject: Re: Low Oil Pressure, Water in Fuel, Fuel Level Empty, No A/
PostPosted: Thu Nov 06, 2014 9:25 pm 
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Try this----------

While measuring the +5v line, unplug each of the affected sensors one at a time incl the oil pressure sensor(the low-oil lamp is +12v. so that won't affect the test) - the +5v should return after you disconnect the failed sensor

Alternately, first unplug all the associated sensors then measure the +5v line to see if it is good - if not good with all sensors unplugged, the problem is in the FCM\Gateway, it's connector, or the wiring harness or connectors

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As I tho't, Front Control Module info, wiring, and connection is in the '05 KJ Diesel Powertrain Manual, but not the KJ Service Manual, which is for the gasoline-fueled versions - both versions are available on the Colorado website - look in the FSM INDEX for specifics direction

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 Post subject: Re: Low Oil Pressure, Water in Fuel, Fuel Level Empty, No A/
PostPosted: Thu Nov 06, 2014 10:23 pm 
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At last we have solved the mystery on "MY" Jeep. We put a new oil sending unit in a few weeks ago and it ran fine. Recently it shorted out the 5 volt reference of the FCM. So I recommend if anyone is having a similar problem (Water in fuel, fuel level sender, oil pressure, AC High Pressure/Low pressure). Check for 5 volt sensor supply out of the FCM pin #16 (brown and light green wire). If it reads anything less than 5v start at the: 5v Brown/light green line on the A/C pressure Transducer
FCM (Gateway module)controls, remove the connectors at the following locations; the fuel level sensor, low oil pressure light, A/C pressure sensor, generator/alternator field control, and Water In Fuel Sensor. Hope this helps someone else as I have spent way to much time chasing gremlins on my Jeep.

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 Post subject: Re: Low Oil Pressure, Water in Fuel, Fuel Level Empty, No A/
PostPosted: Sat Nov 08, 2014 8:27 am 
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If you are having this problem check this thread as well viewtopic.php?f=5&t=80457&start=0

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 Post subject: Re: Low Oil Pressure, Water in Fuel, Fuel Level Empty, No A/
PostPosted: Mon Apr 13, 2015 11:48 am 
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Excellent, thanks. These other two threads are exactly the symptoms my CRD is having. I'll dig through those sensors next weekend and post what I find.

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