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ETM failures common on all '99-'01 models V70-XC70

posted by  Hisself on  Tue Jul 27 10:59 CST 2004
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My boss at work today ( a BMW owner) swore up and down they couldn't fail because they are all potted with some kind of epoxy material to protect them from any kid of vibration, oil, temperature extremes etc. Since I don't hav ethe time or inclination to take it all apart and look inside, I can only recount that an Engineer who once worked for me said the early ECU in a Ford Escort was coated in grease to protect it.
( In the temperatures underhood?)

What's the truth?






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