Crazy code 14 wont go away?
When you say the pinouts test good, is that testing to see if the ECT wiring has shorted to ground or there is continuity in the wiring between connectors? A wire shorted to ground will set the DTC 14 code.
Yes, but if the sensor lost it's ground and was the same voltage potential on both sides of the sensor thermistor, that would effect the voltage signal being sent to the PCM. Voltage will always take the shortest path to ground. If a sensor shorted and allowed a voltage to pass through it, all three sensors with a common ground would now be the same potential on both sides of the sensor thermistors. At least that is how I understand it, but I could be wrong.
Yes, but if the sensor lost it's ground and was the same voltage potential on both sides of the sensor thermistor, that would effect the voltage signal being sent to the PCM. Voltage will always take the shortest path to ground. If a sensor shorted and allowed a voltage to pass through it, all three sensors with a common ground would now be the same potential on both sides of the sensor thermistors. At least that is how I understand it, but I could be wrong.
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