

| Subject: | Re: '87 ECU mysteries |
| From: | Bob Donalds |
| Date: | Fri, 5 Nov 1999 17:44:57 -0500 |
Neil Wigley wrote: > > I've been having strange things. Power loss, some hesitation. > > So I sent my ECU to Darrell. Mechanic says his scope says no change > with the Darrellized ECU. > > So I get one from a parted '87. > > So today the mechanic calls and says that with my old ECU his scope > says I have maybe 8, 16 or 32 cylinders. > > With one from the parted '87 the scope says I have exactly 8 > cylinders. This is an improvement? Now it's a constant wrong number. > > With a brand new ECU which the mechanic just happened to have on > hand, the scope says four cylinders. For those of you new to the > group, four is the right answer. > > I'm mystified. > > Any wisdom from the group? > > So far the catalytic converter and the oxygen sensor have been replaced. > > I'm thinking of taking the car home with the old ECU and giving it a > good shakedown. > > Neil Wigley > mystified in San Diego Neil if your coolant temp sensor (025 906 041 A) at about 15 bucks is more than 2 years old thats good place to start next the grounds im sure could use a cleaning and have you checked the throttle switches with a good meter Bob
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