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TM9-2320-360-20-3 Section  4 TROUBLESHOOTING   CHARTS D. CHART -2 - ENGINE CRANKS BUT WILL NOT START (Cont’d) STEP/SEQUENCE RESULT WHAT  TO  DO  NEXT C  2-27 Check   Battery l Disconnect battery cables at battery  (para  7-61). l Read voltage at battery terminal  (red  lead)  to  battery  + -  terminal  (black  lead). C  2-28 Check If Fuses Blow Again l Turn  ignition  off. l Disconnect the 5-way power harness connector at ECM. l Reset  DDEC  circuit  breaker(s). l Wait  10  seconds. l Check  if  circuit  breaker(s) has  blown  or  opened  up  again. Go to  C 2-29. C  2-29 Check  for  Short  to Ground  in  Wiring l Read   resistance   between (ckt  #240)  and  a  good  ground. l Read   resistance   between (ckt  #241)  and  a  good  ground. Less  than 11.5 volts. Service discharged battery (TM   9-6140-200-14). (NOTE: if a short to ground exists anywhere in battery + circuit, this vehicle will shut down  again  if  not  repaired.) Then go to C 2-30. Greater  than or equal to 11.5 volts. An open or short to ground exists in unfused ignition line (ckt #1866).  Repair  open  or  short  to ground. Then go to C 2-30. Circuit  breaker(s)  are still okay. Go to C 2-26. Circuit  breaker(s)  are blown  or  open  again. Greater  than or  equal  to  10,000 ohms  or  open  on all  readings. Go   to   C   2-11. Less  than 10,000  ohms on  any  reading. Short to ground exists. Repair short(s). Then go to C 2-30. H-59

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