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Old 09-26-2005, 08:31 AM
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ECM sensor fuse blown

I Know the guy GTP coupe and have been working on the same car bnaylor asked if we replaced the fuse, We did with two different ones just to make sure it didnt blow them after the first one. Do you think it maybe the ground on the transmission, I did have it rebuilt. The car is at my brothers house so I havent been able to check it. Would oxidation cause this also on the transmission? The car has been sitting for about a year.

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Re: ECM sensor fuse blown

I recall working with you on a grounding issue a little while back. The ground on the tranny/engine is the main ground. There are about 5 black ground wires that hook up to the grounding stud including the main ground from the battery negative. If you have corrosion or oxidation it would probably be a good idea to remove all the ground wires and clean them up including the stud.

The orange and pink wires that provide voltage supply to the PCM are located in the same wiring harness. I'd recommend removing the plastic cable covering and do a comprehensive visual inspecton. Make sure none of the wires are burnt, shorted out, damaged, open, etc.

Without having to go back and forth reviewing previous or other message threads could you explain your specific problem here again.

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3.25 SC pulley, CAIT GMAF, 2.5 DP/Hi-Flow CAT,
u-bend delete, 160 TS, ZZP Stage 1 72mm TB,
TB spacer, MSD 8.5mm wires, Autolite 103,
Goodyear Gatorback Serp. & SC Belt,
Nitto NT555R Drag Radials

1/4 ET: 13.210 sec. @ 104.490 mph
0 - 60 ft: 1.945 sec.



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Old 09-26-2005, 08:05 PM
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Re: ECM sensor fuse blown

OOOOOps my bad your not a Gremlin ,Merlin Sorry
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Old 09-27-2005, 12:16 PM
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Re: Re: ECM sensor fuse blown

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OOOOOps my bad your not a Gremlin ,Merlin Sorry
lol.

But seriously, also check to make sure none of the grounds were left off when the tranny was replaced. Good luck!







Thrasher CAI, DHP v1.0 PCM, SLP Headers,
3.25 SC pulley, CAIT GMAF, 2.5 DP/Hi-Flow CAT,
u-bend delete, 160 TS, ZZP Stage 1 72mm TB,
TB spacer, MSD 8.5mm wires, Autolite 103,
Goodyear Gatorback Serp. & SC Belt,
Nitto NT555R Drag Radials

1/4 ET: 13.210 sec. @ 104.490 mph
0 - 60 ft: 1.945 sec.



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'02 Oldsmobile Alero GL2 - LA1 3400 V6
'99 Buick Regal LS - L36 Series II 3800 V6
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