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    Default wiring issue

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    Wiring is a b!tch... Take it to a shop....lol Why H22 in an Inetgra though???
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    Only shop in my area is (national speed) and they are the one's that caused this issue...

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    sounds like you have a short somewhere between your ecu and the Iat/iacv, check for wiring touching bad spots.

    also check the iat/iacv's resistance itself

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    if the ecu smoked u cant use that sh!t
    take it to mainstream and be prepared to buy a new ecu.

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    I'm in NC so mainstream is out.

    The harness looks fine since i just replaced it.

    Can i wire the iat/iacv directly to the ecu?

    I'm using a p75 so i don''t fry my tuned ecu

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    you mixed up the iat and iacv smoking a silicon transitor in the ecu...more than likely it's toast. check continuity of the plugs using a multimeter and using a pinout diag. you also more than likely smoked the iat sensor too. once you get the plugs sorted out it may have trouble idling correctly and not nec throw a cel.

    pull both covers off the ecu and stick you nose in it near the harness and i bet it really stinks. it's a 50/50 chance that it can be easily fixed, but if traces have been burnt it may be more trouble than it's worth.
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    Quote Originally Posted by scttydb411
    you mixed up the iat and iacv smoking a silicon transitor in the ecu...more than likely it's toast. check continuity of the plugs using a multimeter and using a pinout diag. you also more than likely smoked the iat sensor too. once you get the plugs sorted out it may have trouble idling correctly and not nec throw a cel.

    pull both covers off the ecu and stick you nose in it near the harness and i bet it really stinks. it's a 50/50 chance that it can be easily fixed, but if traces have been burnt it may be more trouble than it's worth.

    And this is why I said wiring is a b!tch! I tried with the whole wiring thing, Failed, and will never mess with it again....lol But hope you can get it fixed.
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    scotty i pm'd you

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