P0650
Thank you so much for this answer! The only aftermarket stuff is the radio that the previous owner installed, also had a light bar on the roof but I took it off! As for the battery it’s brand new! I don’t know if it has any interest but I noticed that my Obd port was working so I replaced the cigarette lighter fuse, it last me 2-3 days and blows out again!
According to the '04 diagram, only two things connect to the CIG LTR FUSE (15A Underhood Fuse Block just to the right of the fuse in hummerz diagram )
Accessing the Cigar Outlet connector, I think, requires removing the center console (moulding between driver & passenger seats)
Does your radio turn off with the ignition?
- The OBD2 Connector Pin 16 (DATALINK CONNECTOR)
- The CIGAR LIGHTER (LHS nearest to the driver)
Accessing the Cigar Outlet connector, I think, requires removing the center console (moulding between driver & passenger seats)
Does your radio turn off with the ignition?
According to the '04 diagram, only two things connect to the CIG LTR FUSE (15A Underhood Fuse Block just to the right of the fuse in hummerz diagram )
Accessing the Cigar Outlet connector, I think, requires removing the center console (moulding between driver & passenger seats)
Does your radio turn off with the ignition?
- The OBD2 Connector Pin 16 (DATALINK CONNECTOR)
- The CIGAR LIGHTER (LHS nearest to the driver)
Accessing the Cigar Outlet connector, I think, requires removing the center console (moulding between driver & passenger seats)
Does your radio turn off with the ignition?
Ok, so first I’ve replaced the cog lighter fuse and like I said it blows within 3-4 days, I just replaced the IPC/DIC so I guess I need at least until tomorrow to see if it blows or not! So far the CEL hasn’t come back! And no, the radio works just fine!
Someone has tied something into that cigar fuse circuit. There is literally nothing active on the circuit that can blow the fuse unless you are using an actual cig lighter or something in the far left socket (the other two are on a different circuit) or plugging something into the OBDII port. The wire to the port only powers something plugged into that OBDII port.
So if that fuse is blowing, then something is either tied into that wire for constant power (very often places will use that for constant power for stereos, alarms, or remote starts) or that power wire is shorted somewhere. Regardless, even with the fuse blown, that will not affect the vehicle systems in any way whatsoever, it will only make it so a code reader or Tech2 will not power up when connected to the OBDII port and the left power outlet will be dead.
So if that fuse is blowing, then something is either tied into that wire for constant power (very often places will use that for constant power for stereos, alarms, or remote starts) or that power wire is shorted somewhere. Regardless, even with the fuse blown, that will not affect the vehicle systems in any way whatsoever, it will only make it so a code reader or Tech2 will not power up when connected to the OBDII port and the left power outlet will be dead.
My guess is the light bar that was on the roof! I’ll post some pictures of where I see the wires running through!
in regards to the brake fluid, can I just top it off with regular brake fluid? It was my mechanic that replaced the master cylinder but didn’t do a good job by what I can see!
in regards to the brake fluid, can I just top it off with regular brake fluid? It was my mechanic that replaced the master cylinder but didn’t do a good job by what I can see!


