My OMP killed my S5 turbo ECU's stepper motor. Is that also called a pressor sensor?. If so... I just need that instead of buying the whole ECU. Very difficult finding a N370.
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I'm rather confused about what you are saying.
The stepper motor is a part within the metering oil-pump itself, not in the ECU. The pressure sensor is a part separate from the ECU as well, and is located on the passenger strut tower. There is an atmospheric pressure sensor located within the ECU -- but that rarely if ever is an issue. If your OMP killed the ECU, it likely killed the circuits that drive the stepper motor. You can either try to repair those defective parts, chip the ECU to eliminate "limp" mode, or replace the ECU/OMP. |
Originally Posted by SonicRaT
(Post 11875818)
I'm rather confused about what you are saying. The stepper motor is a part within the metering oil-pump itself, not in the ECU. The pressure sensor is a part separate from the ECU as well, and is located on the passenger strut tower. There is an atmospheric pressure sensor located within the ECU -- but that rarely if ever is an issue. If your OMP killed the ECU, it likely killed the circuits that drive the stepper motor. You can either try to repair those defective parts, chip the ECU to eliminate "limp" mode, or replace the ECU/OMP.
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N370 ecu's are indeed hard to find. There are two pressure sensors for the car, a map sensor for the engine bolted to the pass. side strut tower and one in the ecu for barometric. If your only threw a code for the MAP sensor start investigating there first. What all codes did it throw? Usually a car with a failed MOP will drive ok for a few minutes before going into limp mode.
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Originally Posted by SpikeDerailed
(Post 11876064)
N370 ecu's are indeed hard to find. There are two pressure sensors for the car, a map sensor for the engine bolted to the pass. side strut tower and one in the ecu for barometric. If your only threw a code for the MAP sensor start investigating there first. What all codes did it throw? Usually a car with a failed MOP will drive ok for a few minutes before going into limp mode.
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Originally Posted by SpikeDerailed
(Post 11876064)
N370 ecu's are indeed hard to find. There are two pressure sensors for the car, a map sensor for the engine bolted to the pass. side strut tower and one in the ecu for barometric. If your only threw a code for the MAP sensor start investigating there first. What all codes did it throw? Usually a car with a failed MOP will drive ok for a few minutes before going into limp mode.
Some get codes and some doesn't :scratch: |
Originally Posted by jjwalker
(Post 11876067)
Just to add for posterity, even if the OMP has failed, the ECU will default it to 50% load for oil injection so if you kill the car and restart when it goes into limp mode, you aren't tearing the engine up.
sometimes it will give me a false alarm limp mode for 2 seconds:scratch: and then in a few minutes BOOM LIMP MODE!:icon_tdow |
You can always use an N374. The N374 has a top-speed fuel cut that gets falsely triggered on the N370 harness, so you have to remove a pin to prevent that from happening. Can't recall which at the moment, but it's not difficult to figure out.
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Originally Posted by SonicRaT
(Post 11876272)
You can always use an N374. The N374 has a top-speed fuel cut that gets falsely triggered on the N370 harness, so you have to remove a pin to prevent that from happening. Can't recall which at the moment, but it's not difficult to figure out.
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Originally Posted by SonicRaT
(Post 11876272)
You can always use an N374. The N374 has a top-speed fuel cut that gets falsely triggered on the N370 harness, so you have to remove a pin to prevent that from happening. Can't recall which at the moment, but it's not difficult to figure out.
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Originally Posted by satch
(Post 11876283)
I believe it's pin 1M.
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Originally Posted by Game of the Wangan
(Post 11876289)
any photo where that might be?
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Originally Posted by satch
(Post 11876283)
I believe it's pin 1M.
we've posted it before too |
Originally Posted by j9fd3s
(Post 11876773)
i can look it up in the JDM diagram, but its one of the mileage switches in a US car.
we've posted it before too |
Originally Posted by satch
(Post 11876793)
I got it from the thread where a poster had a car going into fuel cut and had a JDM ECU and you provided the pin location.
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Originally Posted by j9fd3s
(Post 11876800)
i remember that! lol, i don't remember what pin it is (1M sounds right), but i know where to look it up again!
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