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1G Link won't connect

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Brian Drake

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Nov 27, 2016
Neenah, Wisconsin
I followed the no connect on the ecm website. Link connected fine. Parked it for about 2 months then repaired an oil leak on the pump case gasket. After reassambly link won't connect. Continuity between the pin 12 ground is good and pins 1 and 2 don't bleed over and have good continuity to the ecu Harness. I see the heartbeat on pin 1 but I'm reading battery voltage on pin 10. Is there something that could cause this or do I need to seem the ecu back to ecm again.
 
I followed the no connect on the ecm website. Link connected fine. Parked it for about 2 months then repaired an oil leak on the pump case gasket. After reassambly link won't connect. Continuity between the pin 12 ground is good and pins 1 and 2 don't bleed over and have good continuity to the ecu Harness. I see the heartbeat on pin 1 but I'm reading battery voltage on pin 10. Is there something that could cause this or do I need to seem the ecu back to ecm again.

Pin 10 on the DLC goes to pin 2 on the ECU and is the mode signal. The ECU pulls it up and we pull it to ground to tell it a logger is connected (or for set BISS mode in conjunction with the set timing connector). Your DSMLink cable should be pulling it low, if it isn't/can't you won't connect to talk to the ECU and you'll just see heartbeat or fault codes on pin 1 of the ECU and DLC.

I don't remember off hand if there is a difference between 90 and 91+ ECU's with regard to what the pull-up voltage is on the pin.

If the car runs for a few seconds the shuts off, you need to see if the CEL is on when it does it and that the fuel pump is running under command from the ECU.
 
It looks great. I swapped in a know good 92 turbo ecu and threw the factory maf and injectors back in and turned down to wastegate boost and its back on the road. It's gotta the ecu and I know ecmlink is backlogged like a mother.
 
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