Subject	Bad ECU.....
Posted by	zx299 on February 06, 2015 at 11:28 PM
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In Reply To	Ya, so I'm confused on two things. posted by inf on February 06, 2015 at 10:33 AM
Message	If you have voltage on one wire and continuity on the other wire (to ecu) then your ecu is not grounding successfully. Double check that your noid light is not faulty then swap the ecu "If you own a 300zx, you don't have time for a hobby" "If you own more than one 300zx, you don't have time for a life"
Follow Ups	Am I correct to assume that with a ground pulsed injector - inf 16:56:42 02/05/15 Yes (n/m) - -Grimm- 17:21:35 02/05/15 I don't get it though..when I test it only one has battery - inf 18:59:32 02/05/15 Is it connected to the injector? - BlackholeZ 15:44:36 02/06/15 the back story is I'm working on a 94 acura legend coupe - inf 20:07:52 02/05/15 Re: the back story is I'm working on a 94 acura legend coupe - cassi8u99 07:00:32 02/06/15 thing is there's continuity through the wire - inf 10:44:03 02/06/15 What you're describing sounds like... - DVDBURN (MD) 09:31:41 02/06/15 Ya, so I'm confused on two things. - inf 10:33:51 02/06/15 Bad ECU..... - zx299 23:28:52 02/06/15 i used the noid light on another cylinder and it blinked - inf 01:07:27 02/07/15 May be the weakest link - -Grimm- 13:34:41 02/07/15 customer brought it to mineke and they also said ecu - inf 23:04:05 02/07/15 Does your parts yard offer some sort of warranty - -Grimm- 09:52:28 02/09/15 the ecu was shipped, but they do offer warranty - inf 22:53:39 02/09/15 i almost want to say this junk yard ecu has the exact same - inf 10:35:11 02/06/15 Are you talking about these voltages - -Grimm- 16:12:19 02/06/15 noid light doesn't light and there's 12 volts on one wire - inf 20:30:15 02/06/15
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