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my r33 stalled when stopped at the lights today, and failed to start back up again. it would crank, but theres no ignition.

my safc and avcr are showing blank screen indicating theres no power to the ecu at all

got an nrma roadside, he checked some points with the multimeter, and said theres no injector pulse either

so the conclusion is either,

blown fuse?

dead ecu? or

immobiliser cutting the circut

either way, i gotta tow it to the auto electrician tomorrow :) its like 300 bucks down the drain either way.

but if its a dead ecu then i could save myself the trouble and just plug another one in...

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i started her this morning! :P

logged on to SAU, found a fuse diagram for the line

pulled out 10A engine control, blown as i expected

swapped it with an interior lamp fuse, turnkey, blown fuse again

open kick panel, found one ecu wire melted and stuck on to body

pulled out wire and insulated it, replaced fuse, started :P

a lucky win.

Mate your lucky that it didn't blow up the ECU or damage it.

Melted wire usually indicates it has been overloaded, I would get a wiring diagram and just see what it controls, as a dead short should blow the fuse straight up and not go to the extent of melting the wire.

You haven't being tapping into power for anything?

Cheers

Sumo

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