ok that sucks any how according to this site with the key on engine not cranking or running I should have 10 to 12 volts on N. This is the icm wire harness letters and where the wire goes.
- A- WHITE wire.
- ECM control of Ignition Control Module (after the 400 RPMs and above are achieved).
- B- TAN with BLACK stripe wire.
- 5 Volt BYPASS from ECM for Ignition Timing Control.
- C- LIGHT BLUE with BLACK stripe wire.
- CRANK Position Signal to ECM.
- D- PURPLE with WHITE stripe wire.
- Fuel Injection Control Signal to ECM.
- E- WHITE wire.
- Instrument Panel Tachometer Signal.
- F- BLACK wire.
- CAM Signal from the Camshaft Position (CMP) Sensor.
- G- YELLOW wire.
- CRANK (18X CKP) Signal from Crankshaft Position Sensor Assembly.
- H- LIGHT BLUE with WHITE wire.
- SYNC (3X CKP) Signal from Crankshaft Position Sensor Assembly.
- J- BROWN with WHITE stripe wire.
- CAM Signal from Camshaft Position (CMP) Sensor.
- K- BLACK with WHITE stripe wire.
- Engine Ground (-).
- L- BLACK with RED stripe wire.
- Ground that ECM gets thru' the Ignition Control Module.
- M- RED with BLACK stripe wire.
- CAM and CRANK Position Sensor Ground (-).
- N- WHITE with BLACK stripe wire.
- 12 Volts to CAM and CRANK Position Sensors.
- P- PINK wire.
- Fused 12 Volts power for Ignition Control Module.