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av it

posted on 27th Aug 08 at 22:16

just get a replacement ecu then just plug and play it saves having the old one repaired


modded_corsa

posted on 27th Aug 08 at 18:01

i work in a vw specialist,

we get bout 1 ecu a month to repair,

mainly dry solder joints that tend to make the car run rich etc:thumbs:


StueyBoy1989

posted on 27th Aug 08 at 17:51

hmm i see, well if it fixes the problem i will be happy..but oh well probably sell the car soonish.


Linch

posted on 27th Aug 08 at 17:39

tbh I cant really see a ecu over heating, more likely water could have damaged it.


StueyBoy1989

posted on 27th Aug 08 at 17:35

any1?


StueyBoy1989

Icon depicting mood of post posted on 27th Aug 08 at 15:10

i know its meant to be in help section but i posted there and no reply. but anyway:

Hi,
cars been to an from different garages for engine diagnostic tests including vauxhall. these all return with the same problem a sensor. now iv taken it to a well known garage and they have stripped back the loom to the try to find the fault this appears to be all fine. so they have now said that they are 98% sure that its the ECU. Therefore they are offering to reapir it. this involves something to do with a board that twists when it gets hot? i was told that its a problem that comes up quite often?

Just wondeing your views on this or if you had any of the similar problems? bearing in mind i have corsa sport 1.4 2000 W with only 53k on the clock
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