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the EDIC control relay
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pigtail of relay
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here are the color codes for the wires, as seen if you were looking at the end of the pigtail
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another shot of the relay
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EDIC relay housing, this is what you'll see if you pull the kick panel cover on the passenger side. You've gotta pry the tabs open on the box to get into it
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the insides of the edic motor. the gear on the left is held in by a c-clip, and it holds-down the gear on the right. Pretty simple.
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this is the underside of the EDIC arm. Simple.
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the underside of the plate with terminals... yellow, red, green wires extend to the motor pigtail. Black grounds to the motor housing
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top of the terminal plate. The springy arms contact the wheel on the underside of the gear in the housing.
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here's the underside of the gear. Note that when it spins around, it connects the terminals to ground. When the white plastic section hits a given terminal- that terminal loses its connection to ground, which (I think) tells the relay that the wheel has positioned the EDIC in a given position
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weird pitting on the wheel here. Caused by... I don't know. But aligns with the ground terminal
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an external photo of the motor and housing. Note the additional ground wire that I've included which grounds the EDIC to the body. More grounds = less problems, in my experience
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