Fried Ecu Fixable? Solid CEL
Hey guys,
So I was helping a friend diagnose his Integra that wouldn't start a few years back and his damn car fried 2 of my ecus. There was water in his back hatch which shorted out the fuel pump wiring which subsequently also shorted out my ecus. UGH.
These were chipped and socketed ecus that I would love to have fixed or get some use from them. After installing on his car, they now display a Solid CEL and won't run the engine.
Are they fixable for less than the cost to buy a replacement? Anybody know of someone that is able to fix them?
So I was helping a friend diagnose his Integra that wouldn't start a few years back and his damn car fried 2 of my ecus. There was water in his back hatch which shorted out the fuel pump wiring which subsequently also shorted out my ecus. UGH.
These were chipped and socketed ecus that I would love to have fixed or get some use from them. After installing on his car, they now display a Solid CEL and won't run the engine.
Are they fixable for less than the cost to buy a replacement? Anybody know of someone that is able to fix them?
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