duanemyhre
Registered User
I have thoroughly searched the cooling problems area and cant find the info I need.
The fan motor works. High, Low speeds(I hot wired it) and I changed both temperature sensors. The A/C plug is disconnected because of the compressor is froze up.
ECU, ECT�c where are these and how do I check them. I think the IRCM is behind the passenger headlight (big box with about twenty wires coming out of it?! The wires don�ft seem to match the fan wires.
I have a simple light probe, and I have BASIC knowledge about electronics. Can anyone tell me how to diagnose the ECU, ECT, and IRCM? This #14 wire stuff doesn�ft work for me. My wires have colors�cnot numbers. My book for the car is SH**!
I don�ft have a code reader, but I am willing to go purchase a multimeter if I need to. My high speed fan kicked on in-between the M and the red until I changed the two wire sensor. After changing the sensor, the engine temp got up to just past M, and I shut it off. I don�ft like stressing my engine like that.
Anyones help would be greatly appreciated! In simple English!
Thanks,
Duane
The fan motor works. High, Low speeds(I hot wired it) and I changed both temperature sensors. The A/C plug is disconnected because of the compressor is froze up.
ECU, ECT�c where are these and how do I check them. I think the IRCM is behind the passenger headlight (big box with about twenty wires coming out of it?! The wires don�ft seem to match the fan wires.
I have a simple light probe, and I have BASIC knowledge about electronics. Can anyone tell me how to diagnose the ECU, ECT, and IRCM? This #14 wire stuff doesn�ft work for me. My wires have colors�cnot numbers. My book for the car is SH**!
I don�ft have a code reader, but I am willing to go purchase a multimeter if I need to. My high speed fan kicked on in-between the M and the red until I changed the two wire sensor. After changing the sensor, the engine temp got up to just past M, and I shut it off. I don�ft like stressing my engine like that.
Anyones help would be greatly appreciated! In simple English!
Thanks,
Duane