> Note #2: Most Multi-meters are not designed to have > current sent thru them > when they are set on the OHMS setting. At least mine > is that way. You might > want to unhook your Imps battery just in case. I once was "ohming out" a suspect circuit on one of my cars and when I hooked up the digital ohm-meter one way it would read infinite ohms, and the other way (switching the positive and negative leads) it would read 0.00 ohms. This drove me batty until I realized what was happening- there was a voltage external to the battery (which was disconnected) being generated in the circuit...in my case, it was caused by a stereo amplifier I had in the trunk. Digital Ohm-meters can lie. Sometimes the old analogue style needle meters are better. But, as always, a knowledge of the wiring of your car and a dose of common sense are your best weapons. ===== --Mike Pittinaro My girlfriend left me My trusty Imperial Remains more faithful __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Movies - coverage of the 74th Academy Awards� http://movies.yahoo.com/