ECU location
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Here is the location of the ECU with the 3 - 10mm nuts to remove it marked. The ECU and TCU will both fall out when you remove these nuts and all of the electrical plugs from them.
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Thank you Matt
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Took off the nuts, fired up the Sawzall and pulled it right out the top of the dashboard with the TCU riding piggyback. Todd |
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So how long does it take to remove the ecu/tcu?
I'm still thinking something is messed up in my TCU. My car still likes to "release" tension (when parking or even at a traffic light). |
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That is a very good picture. Excellent. I am really glad you did that. Every picture I took did not come out well. The service manual does not do justice to what it really looks like. I used a scoket extension thru the bracket to take out the nuts. I found the electric connectors to be VERY tight and HARD to pull out. I did not want to hurt the wires, there are some many of them, so I used a screw driver as a lever to ease the connectors out after I unlocked the connector. Did you find your connectors hard to remove? I alos spent a lot of time trying to roll the TCU and ECU back up into place. If I was little more careful watching how it came down it would have been easier to put back. |
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The "release tension" sounds like the transfer clutch is engaged. Harvey. |
I used a 10mm open end wrench to remove the nuts - it is pretty tight in there and a PITA to get them off and even harder to put them back on. The connectors were hard to get out on both mine and my wife's car - even after I have taken mine out at least 5 times now they are in there pretty tight.
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If you take off the under dash cover a socket extension can be used thru the access holes in the bracket. I had to use a knife to ease out that one plastic phillips head plastic screw for the under dash cover. The screw driver works well as a pry. Just work around the edges of the connectors. ther is a goo size lip on the connector and it is strong. Take your time and work it out evenly.
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