ECU wire damaged - all help is appreciated
11-26-07, 05:50 PM
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ECU wire damaged - all help is appreciated
So my friend's sc300 has no finger gaps in the front, and the front tire chewed through the inner plastic and damaged some of the wires coming from the ECU box (thank god it missed the air bag wire)
1. Does anyone have a pin readout diagram that can share with me?
2. what gauges are the individual wires?
3. any other things that i should look out for?
1. Does anyone have a pin readout diagram that can share with me?
2. what gauges are the individual wires?
3. any other things that i should look out for?
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11-26-07, 06:09 PM
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The wires are color coded so why not just rewire and solder back together - or better still cut them all and extend the loom above the wheel arch (inside the engine bay) and then resolder them back together.
11-27-07, 10:39 AM
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11-27-07, 10:46 AM
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I've seen it a few times where someone lowered their SC just a little too much. A shop charged close to $300-400 to fix the harness(find then extend each wire one by one). It got chewed up pretty bad. At least he was lucky that the wires shorting out didn't kill the ECU.
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11-27-07, 11:36 AM
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if you wanna go gangsta, ask aliga for the driver side fender wiring. Use the original ones and solder them back onto each other. A local member had the same problem with the car being too low, and his car got stuck coming up the driveway! Car sticking out on the street and all.
any idea how much the harness is?
11-27-07, 01:33 PM
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if you wanna go gangsta, ask aliga for the driver side fender wiring. Use the original ones and solder them back onto each other. A local member had the same problem with the car being too low, and his car got stuck coming up the driveway! Car sticking out on the street and all.
that was me...good thing the car died in my driveway!! haha...Gazi hooked me up with a good foot or so of that wiring for around $60-80 shipped...worth every penny!
11-28-07, 11:12 AM
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My friend posted this for me.
I already relocated the wire but the part that's beneath the metal wore through. I brought it back down and it hasn't rubbed so far. Kind of funny that I was trying to prevent my wiring from being chewed through and it chewed through once I relocated it. I went to Fry's and bought a bunch of wires and heatshrink so hopefully it'll be fixed this weekend.
I already relocated the wire but the part that's beneath the metal wore through.
I brought it back down and it hasn't rubbed so far. Kind of funny that I was trying to prevent my wiring from being chewed through and it chewed through once I relocated it. I went to Fry's and bought a bunch of wires and heatshrink so hopefully it'll be fixed this weekend.
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