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Old 12-17-2005, 07:20 PM
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ok i tested everything and have no Power to the ECU. so what could it be. i have not check the wiring Harness or the ECU pins. but igntion system and alternator have power getting to it just let me know what you think
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ecu back up fuse
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fuse. in your engine bay fusebox i think its a 10amp?
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If your ECU does not have power at all (like you mentioned) then replace the 15 amp fuse in the underdash fuse box, it should be the one furthest from the blinker relay.
If that's not the problem it could be your main relay.
If it simply does not store the CEL or resets every time you turn off the key, then replace the backup fuse (7.5A) in the underhood fuse box.

that is of course assuming that you have an OBD1 DelSol... because you didn't leave a clue as to which car you have other than your ID....
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sorry yes its a OBD1 93 Del Soli replace the whole fuse box in side the car i will look at the fuses in the engine bay tommrow thank you
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ok update checked all fuses they are good and checked main relay its good also im still confused
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go ahead and check your connectors going to your ecu and the pins. just make sure you don't use a test light on the pins. check the ecu grounds on the thermostat housing. if the grounds are disconnected or corroded really bad this could be your problem. good luck with it.
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