Obviously the guage assembly gets it's power from some other source during
normal operation.

The power going to the guage assembly is actually for the break light bulb
check circuit. Accords have the brake light out indicator. The power from
fuse 9, during the start mode, powers this circuit and checks for burnt out
bulbs.


"David and Tracey Mills" <themills.clan@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:422B16A5.AA084AD8@ns.sympatico.ca...
> Okay, just wondering because you said that the gauge assembly was on
> that circuit, and I was wondering where the gauge assembly would get its
> feed from if it wasn't from the ignition on position. Must be different
> from my Civic.
>
> D.Mills - Licensed Auto Technician.
>

 

Okay, thanks.....sounds similar to my old '84 Volvo.

D.Mills - Licensed Automotive Technician.

 

Okay, thanks.....sounds similar to my old '84 Volvo.

D.Mills - Licensed Automotive Technician.

 

It is a 1996 Accord DX.

On Sat, 5 Mar 2005 18:56:12 -0800, "halo2 guy"
<somewhereovethe@rainbow.com> wrote:

>let us clarify that this is a 96 accord...DX or LX or EX doesn't matter as
>they all use the same manual.
>
>
><dispman2000@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:92bk21l4bu6p0o7v3efeltbh4i4vs64fc1@4ax.com.. .
>> Don't know what is correct. In my owners manual this fuse is listed as
>> fuse #9 15 amps under the hood.. The cover for the fuse box list it as
>> the compressor fan 15 amp. One has to be wrong maybe i will figure
>> this out. Hate to go to the dealer. I went there last Summer and they
>> wanted to do $1000 worth of work. Took it to an independent who used
>> to work there and he did all the work for around $350. I am not sure
>> if he does electrical work but I do know he is honest and does good
>> work.
>>
>>
>>
>> On Fri, 04 Mar 2005 02:18:01 GMT, Randolph <trash@junkmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> I am looking for a wiring diagram for a 1996 Honda Accord DX. I have a
>>>> 12 volt short to ground at fuse 9 that goes to the condenser fan. My
>>>> Hane's manual does not show the wiring diagram for this circuit.
>>>>
>>>> Any help will be much appreciated.
>>>
>>>I have some pdf's that might be of interest to you. I'll e-mail you at
>>>dispman2000@yahoo.com with a link to these.
>>>
>>>In the diagram I found, fuse #9 does not feed the condenser fan but it
>>>does feed the compressor clutch.
>>>
>>>In the Helm manual, the A/C wiring diagram is in the heater / A/C
>>>section, not in the electrical section, perhaps the Haynes manual is
>>>organized the same way?
>>
>

 

It is a 1996 Accord DX.

On Sat, 5 Mar 2005 18:56:12 -0800, "halo2 guy"
<somewhereovethe@rainbow.com> wrote:

>let us clarify that this is a 96 accord...DX or LX or EX doesn't matter as
>they all use the same manual.
>
>
><dispman2000@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:92bk21l4bu6p0o7v3efeltbh4i4vs64fc1@4ax.com.. .
>> Don't know what is correct. In my owners manual this fuse is listed as
>> fuse #9 15 amps under the hood.. The cover for the fuse box list it as
>> the compressor fan 15 amp. One has to be wrong maybe i will figure
>> this out. Hate to go to the dealer. I went there last Summer and they
>> wanted to do $1000 worth of work. Took it to an independent who used
>> to work there and he did all the work for around $350. I am not sure
>> if he does electrical work but I do know he is honest and does good
>> work.
>>
>>
>>
>> On Fri, 04 Mar 2005 02:18:01 GMT, Randolph <trash@junkmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> I am looking for a wiring diagram for a 1996 Honda Accord DX. I have a
>>>> 12 volt short to ground at fuse 9 that goes to the condenser fan. My
>>>> Hane's manual does not show the wiring diagram for this circuit.
>>>>
>>>> Any help will be much appreciated.
>>>
>>>I have some pdf's that might be of interest to you. I'll e-mail you at
>>>dispman2000@yahoo.com with a link to these.
>>>
>>>In the diagram I found, fuse #9 does not feed the condenser fan but it
>>>does feed the compressor clutch.
>>>
>>>In the Helm manual, the A/C wiring diagram is in the heater / A/C
>>>section, not in the electrical section, perhaps the Haynes manual is
>>>organized the same way?
>>
>