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ecu; location of ecu
Topic Started: Oct 30 2013, 07:43 PM (780 Views)
sjbene123
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hey where is the ecu or ecm,pcm whatever the main computer component located at on a 96
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Stiffchezze
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Right behind the glovebox.
May I inquirer why you need to get to it? :popcorn
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Memphis metro


Dont touch it!
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:gp
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sjbene123
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just making sure i couldnt have got it wet with this rain adventure under the hood is all
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Stiffchezze
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Got ya! :thumb

No issue, sometimes folks go poking there to find a problem. It is 99% of the time somewhere else. This is why we tell folks to stay away. ^o)
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Stiffchezze
Oct 30 2013, 08:28 PM
Got ya! :thumb

No issue, sometimes folks go poking there to find a problem. It is 99% of the time somewhere else. This is why we tell folks to stay away. ^o)
I spent 3 hours replacing the C2 connector and soldering and heat shrinking 15 wires for a PCM because the previous owner decided that they needed to poke around in there on a 96 3/5. :news

No, wait . . . I didn't do that . . . because . . . I know nothing about electrical stuff . . . :dunno

Actually, I made the whole story up. :whistle

But, it could have happened. Just, not to me. ;)

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sjbene123
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dont worry i wont mess with ecu thanks guys :D
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metroman83
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Where is the location of the ecu in my 2000 metro ? And does it control the power to the ignition coil and the fuel pump ? I have power to the fuse for the fuel pump but no power at the fuel pump itself.
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Stiffchezze
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Stiffchezze
Oct 30 2013, 08:28 PM
sometimes folks go poking there to find a problem. It is 99% of the time somewhere else. This is why we tell folks to stay away. ^o)


It is behind your glovebox, BUT stay away. Doubtful your in the 1%; Your problem is somewhere else. ^o)

I would start first by check the fuel pump relay and then tracking down the wiring itself. BTW the ECU only energies the fuel pump for a few seconds if the engine is not running. It maybe that your getting power to the pump, your just not checking for power fast enough after you turn the key! :lol
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