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    Default Focus FYDB ECU Problem - High Idle

    Hello again everyone.
    Ok, got a Focus from 2000, with a 1.6 16v engine (FYDB).

    Tested with autocom, and got IAC valve problem. Replace it with new one, but the problem is still there.

    So, i started to test components. IAC valves are ok both, the problem is in ECU. More exactly i get -12 volts (straight) for IAC valve, instead of 0-5 volts (negative of course) PWM.

    I've tooked down the ECU and opened it, no blown pieces, nothing wrong. Tried to measure some values and it's clear that somewhere, i've got a transistor or something that remains closed and offers always -12 volts.

    Is here anyone who had this problme?

    Could I find somewhere internal schematic of this ECU?

    P.S. It's an LP4-335 , with 1S4F-12A650-BD code.

    Thanks in advance.

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    Nothing here?
    No opinion?

    If I change the ECU, I have to adapt it to immo, right?
    What tools do I need in this case?

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    Hello,

    Send me te ECU Wth registration and i will check i for you
    Last edited by bluehawk; 28th June, 2017 at 03:41 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bluehawk View Post
    Hello,

    Send me te ECU Wth registration and i will check i for you
    Could you please be more specific?

    Need the flash from ecu?
    What registration?

 

 

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