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    Default Alfa 145 lambda fault M.2.10.3

    Hi guys,

    I have a weird problem and I think the ECU is faulty.

    The car is Alfa 145 2.0 1996 with ECU M.2.10.3, the lambda was stuck, it was not moving at all, so I replaced it with a new genuine lambda sensor.

    Still not moving, so I suspected the problem was in the ECU. I changed the ECU for another one and the lambda started to work fine. Changed back to the original ECU and it would not work again.

    My question: what do you think is wrong with this ECU?

    If the lambda sensor itself is fine and it will not change its reading, does it mean the ECU is not correcting the fuel trims?

    How can I test this ECU and is there a way to repair it?

    Thank you!

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    Try first:Mount the Bosch M2.10.3 back in the car .
    Disconnect battery terminals .
    Keep the battery terminals together for at least 1 minute.

    and try again .
    succes.

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    Will try that, thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by brchip View Post
    Hi guys,

    I have a weird problem and I think the ECU is faulty.

    The car is Alfa 145 2.0 1996 with ECU M.2.10.3, the lambda was stuck, it was not moving at all, so I replaced it with a new genuine lambda sensor.

    Still not moving, so I suspected the problem was in the ECU. I changed the ECU for another one and the lambda started to work fine. Changed back to the original ECU and it would not work again.

    My question: what do you think is wrong with this ECU?

    If the lambda sensor itself is fine and it will not change its reading, does it mean the ECU is not correcting the fuel trims?

    How can I test this ECU and is there a way to repair it?

    Thank you!
    I had the same problem with a shitroen saxo, I replaced the ECU and now its all working as it should

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    Quote Originally Posted by Liteace View Post
    I had the same problem with a shitroen saxo, I replaced the ECU and now its all working as it should
    I would like to fix the ECU instead of replace it. Any ideas?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Liteace View Post
    I had the same problem with a shitroen saxo, I replaced the ECU and now its all working as it should
    Very Good New name
    Shitroen
    thanks...

 

 

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