Re-Repairing a Jeep ECU: Because Once Wasn't Enough

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[@DallasAutoDiag]

Thanks for sharing.

[@cyberslacker5150]

Wow. Your so meticulous! I have trouble soldering these. What I do is heat up the PC board first then the chip when putting it on. The aluminum backing acts as a high heat sink. I've burned several of these chips by heating the chip with the board. I'll think to check for shorts too next time.

[@ecurepair]

These ecu's can be a pain with follow ups if your not careful. I used to put it on a preheater and use hot air but now prefer 2 hot air guns instead.

[@Fabi....]

👊👍

[@ahmedallahibi]

Hello brother, how can I contact you? I need help. I lost one of the resistors and I don't know what its number was

[@ecurepair]

there is contact info in my profile

[@deerhunter8533]

Did you use two heat guns to install the chip?

[@ecurepair]

Yea, I use two for these