Subject	Loading up as in too much fuel?
Posted by	Izzy on January 03, 2008 at 7:42 PM
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In Reply To	Anyone know of a place that fixes ECU s in sacramento posted by Vonblake83 on January 03, 2008 at 03:27 PM
Message	Fixing an ECU can be done depending on what part has gone (bad). If it is a standard part then it should be a very reasonable repair as I have repaired three at work and one that we have not found a suitable replacement for the defective component for under $60.00 plus shipping. But if anyone has a true schematic for the ECU I would really appreciate a copy for trouble shooting the board as we are going component by component and verifying each trace. "Love V700’s on the street at 18 lbs. of boost" Izzy “when I blow off people think there is something wrong with my car” By 700 hpz1zx
Follow Ups	Anyone know of a place that fixes ECU s in sacramento - Vonblake83 15:27:40 01/03/08 Never heard of one being fixed, more than likely just needs - RAGTPZ 15:38:27 01/03/08 no, you can fix it, I had mine fixed, it was a lot cheaper - moxie (SF) 16:32:50 01/03/08 Hmm...learn something everyday. (n/m) - RAGTPZ 17:10:30 01/03/08 What kind of aftermarket chip is it? - eriksu9 15:39:01 01/03/08 Harry - Ztuner is great also. (n/m) - ali300zx 16:11:36 01/03/08 Re: What kind of aftermarket chip is it? - Vonblake83 16:31:39 01/03/08 yahtzee! (n/m) - Spongerider :) 16:39:30 01/03/08 try calling the Z shop in san jose, I can't remember the - moxie (SF) 16:33:40 01/03/08 What do you mean "loading up".. - TURBOGAGE(MATTZ Garage) 19:01:29 01/03/08 Loading up as in too much fuel? - Izzy 19:42:28 01/03/08 Re: Loading up as in too much fuel? - Vonblake83 21:12:43 01/03/08 Matt is in sac, an im sure he can figure out whats wrong - Eishozzzz 05:06:23 01/04/08 I bet it is a possible fuel pump problem. - eriksu9 07:40:07 01/04/08
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