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Inop transistor in Bosch 0 261 201 012 ignition ECU 700 1985

posted by  machine man on  Mon Apr 25 13:42 CST 2016
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Hi Gary

JFYInformation this post is over a decade old and it's a 200 posting.

I suggest you paste the number off the ECU and start a new post and you will get better responses.
Things are crossed up at the moment.

As far as dying, check out the fuel pump/ system relay. They have failure rates due to bad solder traces. A reheat/reflow job can help fix it.

It is a big problem on 240's

Phil





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