Exactly ^NolimitZ32 wrote:If the check engine light/LED on ECU stays on or never turns on the ECU is dead, if the car runs, the CEL/LED turn on and off, and it will output codes (even if its code 55) when using the dial on the ecu itself than your computer, the cable or the actual consult connector plug (in the car) is the problem.
Yes I agree completely but its very unlikely because you anton and I all know that there are soo many more variables that could be the problem..Ace2cool wrote:Idk Mark, could have just fried. Not unheard of.
Does the car run? Also, please start posting your tech questions in the technical forum.
I don't believe the ECU is dead since the car runs. I said I wondered if the serial port is messed up on it since I can't connect to it with anything. Either way, the question is how can I test the serial port.300ZXttZMAN wrote:The ecu is not dead. Easy as that
Edit: unless it got wet or kicked!
Yes, the car runs, with problems which I am not sure are related or not, in another post.Ace2cool wrote:Idk Mark, could have just fried. Not unheard of.
Does the car run? Also, please start posting your tech questions in the technical forum.
Yes, I can get the Normal reading from the LED on the ECU.NolimitZ32 wrote:If the check engine light/LED on ECU stays on or never turns on the ECU is dead, if the car runs, the CEL/LED turn on and off, and it will output codes (even if its code 55) when using the dial on the ecu itself than your computer, the cable or the actual consult connector plug (in the car) is the problem.
Forgot to mention that it seemed to run well when I first did the upgrade. A while into it, I do recall starting to see black smoke now and then when I would hit the gas hard on takeoff.NolimitZ32 wrote:So what code does the ECU show? Unless you have a nistuned ecu you wont be able to tune anything.
Sorry, I just don't know all of the acronymsNolimitZ32 wrote:In that case, as much as I hate to say this, time for you to grab the FSM and a multimeter and test the consult wires along with the o2 inputs and outputs and the tps, maf, & injectors while you're at it. thats the best and most conclusive way.