HELP-car cutting off while driving
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Yea tell me about it,they said they still tracking wires,im still thinking it has to do with it when we bot the lower ball joint and hit the ground hard then it been giving us problems since' then
I'd know for sure if it was the ecu, cause I'd put in a known good one, after checking everything else out first.
If they ever find the problem I bet it is something simple and over looked. Or just not tested correctly.
If they ever find the problem I bet it is something simple and over looked. Or just not tested correctly.
Gen 1 is all plug n play. The locks recognize the keys just old normal stuff. The remote is done by the remote ecu in the trunk. Yeah try a KNOWN good ecu. And NO its not best to get another USED ecu, it has to be known to work good, like out of a car that is running good. The only thing important is that the ecu is for a TRAC or NON TRAC what is yours?
OH and did the shop check for the ignition signals from cam and crank sensors? Remember it shut off while driving, the ecu needs that signal to keep fuel pump running.
OH and did the shop check for the ignition signals from cam and crank sensors? Remember it shut off while driving, the ecu needs that signal to keep fuel pump running.
Last edited by dicer; Apr 28, 2015 at 01:05 PM.
Hello all,the wifes car 92 ls400 just cut off on her while driving to work and it wont start back up feels like it catches for a sec but wont stay on,i remeber her running out of gas a month or so and said it cuts off on her from time to time, could this be the fuel pump went out? Should i start with the fuel filter? Or is there anything else that could cause this? Desperately need help fellas

Gen 1 is all plug n play. The locks recognize the keys just old normal stuff. The remote is done by the remote ecu in the trunk. Yeah try a KNOWN good ecu. And NO its not best to get another USED ecu, it has to be known to work good, ulike out of a car that is running good. The only thing important is that the ecu is for a TRAC or NON TRAC what is yours?
OH and did the shop check for the ignition signals from cam and crank sensors? Remember it shut off while driving, the ecu needs that signal to keep fuel pump running.
OH and did the shop check for the ignition signals from cam and crank sensors? Remember it shut off while driving, the ecu needs that signal to keep fuel pump running.
Trac will have a button just above and to the left of the ash / cash tray. ECU is under the glove box.
Anything from trunk is an option, nothing there other than a gas tank that is for engine related stuff.
Anything from trunk is an option, nothing there other than a gas tank that is for engine related stuff.
Ok i got a call from the shop finally this morning and basically said it was the key? Something about the mobilizer? or immobilizer? In the key was bad he said i need a new key, does this makes sense guys for my situation? So if i got a new key mad it will crank right up??











