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ECU issues 200 1993

posted by  tedv on  Wed Sep 4 13:51 CST 2019
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Thanks a lot Art, and Dan!

I'll do what you recommend, definitely not gong after a 572 ECU, convinced that 951 is the right one.

Sadly all this confirms my dim view of shops these days. I don't want to name names but in Portland these guys are an institution and you'd swear they were the "gurus" on 240s if you just drove by the place.

I do have spare AMMs, but no ECUs. I am restoring this '93 Classic, I am much more of a 740/940 guy, since 1986 my first 744TGO...

BTW, There is no noticeable fuel smell, the O2 sensor cycles between high and low voltage as it is supposed to; I'll definitely do the rest!

I'll keep you informed.






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