thanks, i tried this as well and still code 14This board is double-sided PCB, you need to solder the caps on both sides.
Hi...thank you for your suggestion. I just switched out all of the caps and it still gives a code 14
C15, C19, and C21 were all replaced with P5549-ND from digikey, i found that on PGMFI awhile ago and ordered the set. I did not think this would be the cause of code 14 though.Hi...
There are 3 caps with value 33uf 35v.
1- Have u replace with same uf value?
2- check these 3 caps -ve legs with multi meter.
There should be continuity between the -ve leg because
all are connector to ground.
Try this first .....
Thank you for your help. Will either of these work?Check tis transistor then...
Yup..... 2SC2240 =C2240Thank you for your help. Will either of these work?
10pair 2SA970 2SC2240 A970 C2240 Transistor | eBay
Digikit.ca :: Components :: Transistors :: Transistor C2240, Pack of 2
I am doubt its the components issue. Try clean up your board with high quality thinner, remove ALL dirty residual that reside in between the pins.thanks, i tried this as well and still code 14
Pictures pls... And recheck your qm3.... Did you damage the trace when replacing it?hi Bro,
Hi.....
Sorry to ask..
i'm already change all caps, c16, c17, Q3 E, IC12 and QM3...
when i test to my car CEL lights goes off after 2 seconds but car won't start... when i checked, the main relay just sound for 1 click and no 2nd clicks...it's coz fuel pump not primes..when i change another main relay it's just same symptom....
any advise bro? tq...
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Oppss...sorry not IC12 but IC17 (TA8903SN)....it's P27 T00 ecu...
TQ in advance....
I just got the part in, however the picture you showed me of Q37 is not from my ECU or even one with the same board. Q37 is not a 2240 transistor. Did you mean Q38 on the 1980 board?Yup..... 2SC2240 =C2240
I will check and retouch some solder jointsI am doubt its the components issue. Try clean up your board with high quality thinner, remove ALL dirty residual that reside in between the pins.
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If problem still exist, mean that you have disconnection in you IAC circuitry due to corrosion. You need to trace it with great patient.
I am doubt its the components issue. Try clean up your board with high quality thinner, remove ALL dirty residual that reside in between the pins.
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If problem still exist, mean that you have disconnection in you IAC circuitry due to corrosion. You need to trace it with great patient.