S3C owners: Help!!
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Please could any of you tell me what ECU you have?
Mine's an 8BLB, but I think it (and the engine) has come from another vehicle: probably a Sierra.
And, if you have the information, which ECU pin on yours is connected to the battery (not the ignition switch) for the Keep-Alive-Memory?
Thanks, guys.
Mine's an 8BLB, but I think it (and the engine) has come from another vehicle: probably a Sierra.
And, if you have the information, which ECU pin on yours is connected to the battery (not the ignition switch) for the Keep-Alive-Memory?
Thanks, guys.
Thanks, guys: mine's just the same. I'm now happy I've got the right ECU (not so sure about the engine though).
My car seems to be a hybrid S3/S3C; the engine wiring harness is spliced to the TVR harness, but incorrectly. In particular, the keep-alive power terminal on the ECU is connected to the engine/fuel pump circuit through an ignition-switch controlled fuse. This means the ECU can't remember anything when switched off: sort of Groundhog Day effect!
I've hot-wired it from the radio connections for now, and the 015 diagnostic signal (KAM not working) has gone away. Let's see what happens next!
My car seems to be a hybrid S3/S3C; the engine wiring harness is spliced to the TVR harness, but incorrectly. In particular, the keep-alive power terminal on the ECU is connected to the engine/fuel pump circuit through an ignition-switch controlled fuse. This means the ECU can't remember anything when switched off: sort of Groundhog Day effect!
I've hot-wired it from the radio connections for now, and the 015 diagnostic signal (KAM not working) has gone away. Let's see what happens next!
Thanks, Han: not directly applicable (it shows air-flow meters, no lambdas), but interesting, nevertheless. It shows the engine relays wired to a non-switched (permanent live) fuse, and there's no apparent keep-alive power to the ECU. Perhaps S3's don't need it, as they don't have adaptive control (because no lambdas).
The diagram I'm using is the last post in this thread: Clicky. I can print it, but can't link to it directly. The wiring and colours correspond almost perfectly to my car, but being an engine-only diagram it doesn't tell me where the keep-alive power comes from!
The diagram I'm using is the last post in this thread: Clicky. I can print it, but can't link to it directly. The wiring and colours correspond almost perfectly to my car, but being an engine-only diagram it doesn't tell me where the keep-alive power comes from!
Mentall, PM me your email address and I'll send you my ECU pinout list
It's not complete and possibly not 100% correct, it's just a list I made when checking the continuity of the engine bay wiring after finding a broken wire and deciding to check everything, but if your at the stage where you suspect your ECU, the wiring and even the engine ! then it might give you something to cross reference your findings against
It's not complete and possibly not 100% correct, it's just a list I made when checking the continuity of the engine bay wiring after finding a broken wire and deciding to check everything, but if your at the stage where you suspect your ECU, the wiring and even the engine ! then it might give you something to cross reference your findings against
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