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Don't want to fry another ECU....ISC Motor

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cory matthews

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May 28, 2007
Rochester, New York
Well the bad ISC motor in my '92 gvr4 took out an ISC driver in the ECU, so I picked up a new ECU. My old ECU was actually from an automatic gsx or tsi awd, but now I've got an actual eprom gvr4 ECU and I don't want to destroy this one.
I can't change the ISC motor at the moment. I need to be able to drive it for a few weeks. Will driving with the ISC motor disconnected have any negative effects on the ECU, similar to having a bad ISC motor, or is it completely safe?
thanks
 
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