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Old 01-04-2013, 02:29 PM   #71
GhostDakota
 
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The seals all good great. That's what worries me...

I just spent 2.5 hours working on it. I removed the ECU connectors from the ECU and cleaned them with electrical cleaner spray. Then, I removed the 4 easily accessible grounds: Driver side strut tower, driver side front next to the intake, passenger side strut tower, passenger side front next to the intake. I filed down the grounds metal contacts and wire brushed them as well.

Started up the car and it ran basically 99%! I took it for a 0.5 mile drive and it slowly got worse. At stops it would almost stall. I brought it back and parked it. It seemed to get worse the longer it was running. However, overall it seems much quieter and seems to run much smoother as well.

This is all on the "new" ECU from my buddies '98 Camaro SS. Should I be cleaning out my other ECU (Which is remanned it seams) and try to run it again?
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