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Where is the Zone 5 Engine Ground on a 2007.5 Sierra Denali?


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I do not see an L92 specific location in the Electrical Manual.  Does anyone know where it is located?  

 

Also does anyone know where and what the SA550 ground is?

 

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I am trying to fix a weak ground to the RUN / CRANK fuse.  SA550 is notated in this diagram.  Not sure what it is.   

 

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Thanks for your advice.

 

 

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The one zone 5 in the first picture is the ground on the back of the drivers side cylinder head. There is usually always one there.

 

And I think there is a ground that runs from the cross member under the engine to the engine block itself as well.

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On 3/17/2023 at 10:02 PM, BruceW said:

I do not see an L92 specific location in the Electrical Manual.  Does anyone know where it is located?  

 

Also does anyone know where and what the SA550 ground is?

 

I am trying to fix a weak ground to the RUN / CRANK fuse.  SA550 is notated in this diagram.  Not sure what it is.   

 

Thanks for your advice.

 

 

 

 

Are you talking about the RUN/CRANK relay and not fuse?  There is no run/crank fuse.  Run/crank relay circuits follow out to ground G102.  G102 is located on the driver's side of the engine block, just under cylinder # 1 below the exhaust manifold (driver's side front cylinder).  

 

TBH, I wouldn't be surprised if you are looking at a bad underhood fuse block and the RUN/CRANK bus internally is corroded or shorted out.  UBECs are VERY common on 07-13 trucks.  

 

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