This month’s iATN spotlight hits on two common topics we frequently see in technical articles and on iATN: communication network issues causing no-start or intermittent start situations and the tendency for add-on systems to be the source of vehicle electrical or electronic woes. In this detailed post that includes some nice waveform captures and relevant schematics, Morgan from Minnesota breaks down a recent repair that required a good bit of sleuthing to determine the culprit:
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