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Replaced MOP but ECU not fried?. Replace it anywas regardless?
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The story goes " when the MOP goes out it takes out the ECU with it"
Well it's not fried!!. The MOP controller and protective resistor show no signs of burn marks? Proof!!! Attachment 554785 Thanks for the help guys... |
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OMP can take out the ECU but not the other way around.
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Originally Posted by jjwalker
(Post 11883031)
OMP can take out the ECU but not the other way around.
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personally i would unless you're trying to upgrade to a stand alone
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Originally Posted by Game of the Wangan
(Post 11883069)
Use the same ECU?
Yes. If the OMP takes out the ECU drive circuit, and you replace the OMP with a good one, you'll get a code 20 from the ECU. If the ECU is still good, which from the pics it looks good, the car will just work fine. Just like me and Jackhild posted in your other thread, the ECU will not fry a functioning OMP. |
Originally Posted by jjwalker
(Post 11883239)
Yes. If the OMP takes out the ECU drive circuit, and you replace the OMP with a good one, you'll get a code 20 from the ECU. If the ECU is still good, which from the pics it looks good, the car will just work fine. Just like me and Jackhild posted in your other thread, the ECU will not fry a functioning OMP.
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