ECU issues... Burned up resistor?
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ECU issues... Burned up resistor?
I had an ECU that was giving me issues like cycling my fuel pump on and off until the battery would have hardly a charge. It was a chipped p28. Later I buy a LS ECU because that's my motor in my 92 CX and it ran better for a little while. It began to be hard to start and just a few minor issues so I took it out to steal the resistor that had burned up on the p28... Low and behold it was also burnt up
Here are a few pics and there were three legs on this resistor.
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Thanks in advance
Here are a few pics and there were three legs on this resistor.
Other side
Thanks in advance
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Re: ECU issues... Burned up resistor?
I found out that I had and a little bit of the traces pulled up and was shorting out on the case...would it be fine to soder a 24 gauge wire instead of the trace that was on the board?
Thanks
Stephen
Thanks
Stephen
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Re: ECU issues... Burned up resistor?
On your bottom ECU lid there should be a thin layer of plastic that keeps it from touching/shorting out.
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