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Tawo 01-14-2018 07:10 AM

car does not start and computer scanner does not read ecu
 
good day guys i my honda fit cranks but dies not start. we have check the furl pump replaced it same thing. the relays checked, fuses checked same thing. it was then said that it was the ecu thats the problem becuz it was hot. i got a mechanic to use a scan tool to check the problem the scanner cud not connect with the ecu. tried another ecu same result gets heated and does not connect so we cannot get an idea of the problem. what do u advise that we do next

Tawo 04-15-2018 12:24 AM

i have the same problem
 
i have the very same issue so i am.awaiting on what should my next move be

SR14626 04-15-2018 09:03 AM

One post on this same subject is enough my friend.

Tawo 04-15-2018 10:00 AM


Originally Posted by SR14626 (Post 1398474)
One post on this same subject is enough my friend.

do you have any possible insight on the matter

Tawo 04-15-2018 03:43 PM


Originally Posted by SR14626 (Post 1398474)
One post on this same subject is enough my friend.


Originally Posted by Tawo (Post 1390768)
good day guys i my honda fit cranks but dies not start. we have check the furl pump replaced it same thing. the relays checked, fuses checked same thing. it was then said that it was the ecu thats the problem becuz it was hot. i got a mechanic to use a scan tool to check the problem the scanner cud not connect with the ecu. tried another ecu same result gets heated and does not connect so we cannot get an idea of the problem. what do u advise that we do next

update: tried a scan tool again could not connect but the mechanic says there is no check engine light. what could cause this?

Uncle Gary 04-19-2018 04:19 PM

I'm not sure, but I suspect a disconnected wire somewhere. Check for rodent damage maybe? I'm told mice find the insulation Honda uses on their wiring to be very tasty.

Fuelish 04-19-2018 06:48 PM


Originally Posted by Uncle Gary (Post 1398813)
I'm not sure, but I suspect a disconnected wire somewhere. Check for rodent damage maybe? I'm told mice find the insulation Honda uses on their wiring to be very tasty.

Rodent damage not outside of the realm of possibility .....I had a '93 Celica burn it's electrical system up due to what was said to be chewed wiring. Of course, this happened AFTER the end of my shift, so I was stuck at work for a while.....when I got to work the evening before, the power door locks wouldn't work, figured, minor deal, locked it manually and figured I'd deal with it. Went to start it to go home in the a.m., no go and smoke coming from underhood.....had it towed to my mechanic, chewed/burnt wiring was the issue, and would've cost more to fix than the car was worth....and so it goes. Loved that car, but not enough to fix it LOL. On a newer car, yeah, I'd get to the bottom of it


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