fastlaser90
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- Feb 19, 2006
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newark,
Delaware
I've just received my eprom ecu in the mail. When I ordered it. I payed for them to socket it but I can't tell if it has been and I don't want to damage it. What can I do

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Oh okay. There's like a black piece of plastic between the eprom and the board. I feel much better now!!motoman358 said:If there is something other than the green board under the eprom chip pins it is socketed. If all you see is green under the pins on the chip it is not socketed.
Thanks guys for clearing that up.I can't figure out how to work this freaking camera!GVR4592 said:It's very easy to tell. Either the chip is soldered directly to the board or the chip is inserted into a socket that has been soldered directly to the board. Posting a pic of your ecu will probably help.
I feel like I've been ripped off...Oh okay. There's like a black piece of plastic between the eprom and the board. I feel much better now!!motoman358 said:If there is something other than the green board under the eprom chip pins it is socketed. If all you see is green under the pins on the chip it is not socketed.
Thanks guys for clearing that up.