

| Subject: | Re: grounded ECU?? |
| From: | Dave Richards |
| Date: | Wed, 23 Apr 1997 21:13:37 -0400 |
Dave Sidote wrote: > > Hi Volks, > > Recently there was a post about making sure the ecu was grounded. I went > and looked at the ecu on my 83 WB and it appears that the ecu is more like > insulated from the body. There is that plastic housing attached to the > frame. There doesn't appear to be any were to ground it (wires?) Does > anyone know anything about this. Also, is it true that upper control arm > bushings are dealer only? Has anyone changed them? Thanks. > > Dave > > /\/\/\/\/\/\/\ > |Dave Sidote | > |Flemington, NJ| > |83 WasserWesty| > \/\/\/\/\/\/\/ > A student is not a vessel to be filled, but rather a torch to be set > alight.Dave, My experience is ..some time ago I had a problem with the westie near stalling when i turned sharp right hand corners and some times it falterd when going over large bumps...had me flumuxed for a while then I removed a small diecast box heater that i kept stored between the rear heater and the ECU the problem went away never to return(Theory...The metal heater was grounding the ECU???) s'all I got Dave WR3i
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