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posted by  Toddlie on  Sat Oct 2 11:52 CST 2021
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i have a 1987 245 wagon that I purchased and part of the electrical system needed fixing/replacing. Everything seemed to be working okay and today I started working on some of the interior bulbs for switches, mainly he flasher switch light(tiny bulb) and the rear defrost switch light (little bulb). I got the emergency flashers switch light working and began working on the rear defrost switch light.
I started the car AFTER I got the emergency flashers working and it started right up. After unsuccessfully working toward getting the rear defrost switch light to work, I gave up. I went to start the car and nothing. No intake fuel pump, nothing. The lights on the dash are illuminated and it seems every other electrical thing in the car works, except for turning over the starter.
I am wondering if there is any chance I could have inadvertently blown out the ecu? Any help is and always appreciated.

Todd :-)






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