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Testing prior to installing repaired ECM, PCM


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2001 24v. Blue Chip V44, Fass DDRP lift pump, Beans sump with 1/2" hoses, otherwise stock.

 

Autocomputers repaired my ECM and PCM

ECM-

Replaced Lift Pump circuit, Resoldered CPU, Resoldered Flash Chip,

Replaced APP circuit, Replaced 9.5 and 5v drivers.

PCM

Replaced voltage regulator, replaced 3 220uf caps, resoldered CPU and Noise Filter.

I have replaced the alternator and installed a 5A fuse to protect the PCM.

 

I am testing the wire harness for shorts and haven't found any.  If I do the W-T mod first, will it be safe to connect everything and turn the ignition on so I can connect my new BlueDriver and check for faults?

 

 

 

 

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On 7/14/2020 at 5:08 AM, steel1849 said:

I am testing the wire harness for shorts and haven't found any.  If I do the W-T mod first, will it be safe to connect everything and turn the ignition on so I can connect my new BlueDriver and check for faults?

 

Just leave the ECM and PCM disconnected. If the short still exist then the ECM and/or PCM could be damaged again. I've actually had this happen on a job and turn around in less than 30 second mail the ECM back.

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