Cab ecu removal
#2
I just looked at the ECU in my Cab. I don't know how to unscrew the ECU from the bracket as the two bottom screws are inaccessible.
As far as I'm concerned, this mod is left to the professionals.
As far as I'm concerned, this mod is left to the professionals.
#3
If no one answers with good instructions by this weekend I will do it... Won't have time tomorrow, but will do it on my cab. Sat (with pretty photos )...
Evan
Evan
Last edited by AMG ETR; 10-29-2004 at 10:55 AM.
#4
You need to let the top come back enough that the lid in the back is up. Reach in and pop the cables on either side of the bottom of the top. They secure the bottom down with a ball and socket system. Push the bottom of the top forward and access the carpet. Pull the plastic plugs and pull the carpet out. The ECU sits on the firewall. Pull the bracket and pull the ecu forward. Remove the 5 plugs and send it to your GIAC dealer in Kansas
#5
Stephen, I got as far as pulling back the grey liner which exposed the ECU.
Not sure how to do this. Do you mean bend the bracket? The ECU is screwed onto thr bracket and the bracket is screwed onto the firwall. Any pics or shall I wait till Evan can upload pics?
Pull the bracket and pull the ecu forward. Remove the 5 plugs
#6
Originally posted by Headdoc
Stephen, I got as far as pulling back the grey liner which exposed the ECU. Not sure how to do this. Do you mean bend the bracket? The ECU is screwed onto thr bracket and the bracket is screwed onto the firwall. Any pics or shall I wait till Evan can upload pics?
Stephen, I got as far as pulling back the grey liner which exposed the ECU. Not sure how to do this. Do you mean bend the bracket? The ECU is screwed onto thr bracket and the bracket is screwed onto the firwall. Any pics or shall I wait till Evan can upload pics?
Evan
#7
The ecu is attached to a bracket which is attached to the firewall. The ecu is attached by two phillips screws on top and two on the bottom. The bottom screws are proving to be quite the challenge since you can't see them and there doesn't seem to be enough room to get even a stubby screw-driver in there.
Don't see how you can bend or pull it forward?
Don't see how you can bend or pull it forward?
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#9
Originally posted by Headdoc
Evan,
You get around to the DIY ECU removal yet? Looking forward to seeing those pics when you have the time.
Evan,
You get around to the DIY ECU removal yet? Looking forward to seeing those pics when you have the time.
Evan
#10
#12
Originally posted by Headdoc
Evan,
Thanks for such thorough and easy to follow directions. This has been very helpful.
Evan,
Thanks for such thorough and easy to follow directions. This has been very helpful.
Evan
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