Technical Do I need to get my ECU reprogrammed/repaired?

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Technical Do I need to get my ECU reprogrammed/repaired?

Next move would be to separate

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And see if the corresponding pin the other side is getting 12V
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There isn’t enough visible to see if bottom half of the connector is even plugged in
Righty - I'm reasonably sure that that's connected because I've tried separating it and it's not coming apart.

I'll test for voltage at the other end though, i assume i want to be testing against the battery rather than the injectors?
 
All voltages are tested against chassis ground or the battery negative

Black lead on the the negative lead of the battery. Red lead on the black and brown lead in the connector, ignition on

Disconnect the oil pressure switch. Black lead on a clean bit of engine, red led on the single wire, ignition on
 
All voltages are tested against chassis ground or the battery negative

Black lead on the the negative lead of the battery. Red lead on the black and brown lead in the connector, ignition on

Disconnect the oil pressure switch. Black lead on a clean bit of engine, red led on the single wire, ignition on
Ok - oil switch i checked against the battery negative so will check against engine body.

The brown and black lead I tested against the injector so will give that another go against the battery negative.
 
Afternoon,

Just been out on my lunch break from work to do a bit more testing - results as follows:

Brown/black cable > battery -ve = 0v
Brown/black cable > battery +ve = 12v
Brown/black cable > fuel injector = 1.6v/0v

Fuse F17 - OK continuity and i believe 1.6v when tested against battery -ve but would need to dounle check
Relay T09 - tested 4 ports within the relay box (will label attached) against battery -ve
1 - 12v
2 - 0v
3 - 12v
4 - 1.6v

I've brought the relay inside with me for continuity testing.
 

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Just tested the relay and the pins for ports 3 and 4 in above attached are showing ~82.5 ohms. I would have thought if the relay were blown it would be showing nothing so hoping someone can advise?
 
The cam sensor on the top of the engine what volts do you get on each of the three pins with the ignition on

Black lead of the multimeter on battery negative
 
Here's some voltage updates. For context this is testing the voltage with a multimeter with the +ive lead on the plug and the -ive lead on the battery negative terminal.

Oil pressure plug: 11.1V
Crankshaft sensor: 2 pins, one shows 1.4V and the other shows 2.28V
Camshaft sensor: 3 pins, 4.95V, 4.95V, 0V

Tested previously, results here
 
So we have a working immobiliser

We have voltage to the coils and injectors


We have reference voltage and ground to the sensors

We have communication between the ECU, body computer and dash

There no bouncing of the rev counter of 0 during cranking
 
So we have a working immobiliser

We have voltage to the coils and injectors


We have reference voltage and ground to the sensors

We have communication between the ECU, body computer and dash

There no bouncing of the rev counter of 0 during cranking
Remind me what tests we did to make sure the immo is working?

Otherwise yes, all correct
 
Video of the dash lights

The Immo light is working correctly
Ah yeah fair enough.

In that case all correct. The only differences I would note are the following:

- after clearing faults the immo light stays on when/after cranking the engine for the first time, but goes away the second time you crank the engine
- when i tested the other day I noticed the power steering light flashing but that seems to have gone away now
 
With you scanner

Do the other sensors give valid results

Such as coolant temperature, ambient temperature and so on
Will need to check after work but I can tell you from cranking the engine that the dash dials for the fuel tank and engine temperature appear to be functioning as normal.
 
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