Cpu Time !!!!
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Cpu Time !!!!
HEY GUYS GUESS WHAT ANOTHER CPU QUESTION
IS IT EASY TO GET TO THE CPU ( ECU ) I THINK ITS BEHIND THE KICK PANEL BUT IF IT IS DAMN IT LOOKS HARD TO GET TO sorry bout the caps locked
well after that how much do u think a mazda repair place would charge to re solder it b/c i have no experience in electrical soldering well i know i need the cpu resoldered
thanks alot
jack
IS IT EASY TO GET TO THE CPU ( ECU ) I THINK ITS BEHIND THE KICK PANEL BUT IF IT IS DAMN IT LOOKS HARD TO GET TO sorry bout the caps locked
well after that how much do u think a mazda repair place would charge to re solder it b/c i have no experience in electrical soldering well i know i need the cpu resoldered
thanks alot
jack
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single 10mm bolt or nut at the top and then unplug it.
You might try FC3S.org and see if they will resolder, but most mazda repair places would rather replace it.
If you can't find anyone to do it, PM or email me and I'll do it for you reasonably cheap.
You might try FC3S.org and see if they will resolder, but most mazda repair places would rather replace it.
If you can't find anyone to do it, PM or email me and I'll do it for you reasonably cheap.
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Re: Cpu Time !!!!
Originally posted by seventhgear
...how much do u think a mazda repair place would charge to re solder it...
...how much do u think a mazda repair place would charge to re solder it...
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is that the cpu that would need resoldering if my horn blows erratically out of no where? and if the room fuse isnt working right or is there another i guess called the ecu? im not familiar kuz i looked where that "cpu" is and it is a flasher box of some sort please help
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Originally posted by seventhgear
is that the cpu that would need resoldering if my horn blows erratically out of no where? and if the room fuse isnt working right or is there another i guess called the ecu? im not familiar kuz i looked where that "cpu" is and it is a flasher box of some sort please help
jack
is that the cpu that would need resoldering if my horn blows erratically out of no where? and if the room fuse isnt working right or is there another i guess called the ecu? im not familiar kuz i looked where that "cpu" is and it is a flasher box of some sort please help
jack
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CPU= central processing unit. Handles the normal everyday things you need in your car, like the turn signals. Located on drivers side by the fuse box.
ECU= Not sure what the letters stand for. This handles the engine management, like the ignition and fuel controls. Located on the passengers side behind where your feet go.
They are two completely different things. Basically the ECU is what makes your car go, and the CPU is what makes it street legal.
ECU= Not sure what the letters stand for. This handles the engine management, like the ignition and fuel controls. Located on the passengers side behind where your feet go.
They are two completely different things. Basically the ECU is what makes your car go, and the CPU is what makes it street legal.
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Originally posted by seventhgear
is that the cpu that would need resoldering if my horn blows erratically out of no where? and if the room fuse isnt working right
is that the cpu that would need resoldering if my horn blows erratically out of no where? and if the room fuse isnt working right
or is there another i guess called the ecu?
im not familiar kuz i looked where that "cpu" is and it is a flasher box of some sort please help
It is a black box... My drawing points it out in the drivers kick panel very well.
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Here’s a list of the equipment controlled by the CPU:
Indicators and hazard lights
Brake lights warning light
Headlights reminder buzzer
Key illumination timer
Seat belt buzzer and timer
Horn
Alternator warning light
Ignition key reminder buzzer
If you have any mysterious problems with any of these, the CPU should be the #1 Suspect.
Indicators and hazard lights
Brake lights warning light
Headlights reminder buzzer
Key illumination timer
Seat belt buzzer and timer
Horn
Alternator warning light
Ignition key reminder buzzer
If you have any mysterious problems with any of these, the CPU should be the #1 Suspect.
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Re-soldered my CPU and I regain functions on my FC I thought we never hd. Seatbelt buzzer and keylight reminder. Although small, I'm glad I took the time to Invest In doing this.
I haven't done my ECU yet. Do you guys recommend that I re-solder at the plugs (the bigger solder joints) or/and every single one?
I haven't done my ECU yet. Do you guys recommend that I re-solder at the plugs (the bigger solder joints) or/and every single one?
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You should really take the few seconds itll take to learn how to addd solder to an already soldered joint.
Take an old radio and get a soldering iron and some very thin rosin core solder.
practice.
You'll get the hang of it in about 2 minutes.
Also, get a solder sucker.
practice removing solder just in case you bridge a pair of leads that you shouldnt.
Just make sure that you know what the joint looked like before you stared, this way you wont wonder if you bridged somthing by mistake.
The whole precess should take about 30-45 minutes.
Take an old radio and get a soldering iron and some very thin rosin core solder.
practice.
You'll get the hang of it in about 2 minutes.
Also, get a solder sucker.
practice removing solder just in case you bridge a pair of leads that you shouldnt.
Just make sure that you know what the joint looked like before you stared, this way you wont wonder if you bridged somthing by mistake.
The whole precess should take about 30-45 minutes.
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OK I KNOW WHERE THE CPU IS but i take it off ,dis assemble, and resolder where? that is the main question and if i cannot do it where ( locally ) might they know where and how to solder it properly?
thanks
jack
thanks
jack
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well resoldering isn't that tough you can get the guids almost anywhere and it is good to be able to do it yourself if you have plans on getting some serious hp out of your car! cause you will have to add and take off of your ecu unless you go with a totally different one for like 3000g's
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