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dryfly
Sep 20, 2013Explorer
I would first disconnect the switch(s) circuit at the water pump to determine if the problem is in the pump, or is there is a short in the wiring or a bad switch.
After disconnecting, if the pump continues to run, use an ohmmeter to determine if the switch circuit is closed. If it is then determine if there is a short in the wiring or if it is one of the individual switches.
After disconnecting, if the pump continues to run, use an ohmmeter to determine if the switch circuit is closed. If it is then determine if there is a short in the wiring or if it is one of the individual switches.
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