Anti-Theft Controller Circuit

NOTE: With anti-theft controller disconnected, the starter motor is inoperative.

Using an ohmmeter or voltmeter, check for continuity or voltage between ground and anti-theft controller connector terminal specified in the ANTI-THEFT CONTROLLER CIRCUIT TEST table. SeeFig 1 . If all circuits test as specified, replace anti-theft controller.

Fig 1: Anti-Theft Controller Connector Terminals

ANTI-THEFT CONTROLLER CIRCUIT TEST

Connector Terminal No. (Circuit)⁽¹⁾

Test Condition

Specification

1 (Door Switch)⁽²⁾

Door Open/Closed

Continuity/No Continuity To Ground

2 (Tamper Switch)

n/a

No Continuity To Ground

6 (Hood Switch)

Hood Open/Closed

Continuity/No Continuity To Ground

7 (Ignition Sw. - ACC Position)

OFF Position/ ACC Position

0 Volts/12 Volts

8 (Battery +)

n/a

Battery Voltage

9 (Door Lock Switch)⁽²⁾

Knob Unlocked/Locked

Continuity/No Continuity To Ground

10 (Detect Switch)⁽²⁾

Unlocked/Locked With key

Continuity/No Continuity To Ground

11 (Indicator Light)

n/a

⁽³⁾ Continuity

13 (Ground)

n/a

Continuity To Ground

15 (Horn)

n/a

⁽³⁾ Continuity

16 (Lighting Switch)

n/a

⁽³⁾ Continuity

17 (Starter)

n/a

No Continuity

⁽¹⁾	Pin numbers not listed are not used.

⁽²⁾	Includes tailgate switch circuit.

⁽³⁾	If checking circuit voltage, voltage should exists (12 volts)