Mechatronic Control unit harness

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  • Опубликовано: 14 дек 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @Roupjumping
    @Roupjumping Год назад +1

    Thanks for the video, I find it very useful. Can you please recommend where to find documentation that shows the allowed range of resistances?

    • @neuromanglers
      @neuromanglers  Год назад

      All I know is what i observed combined with my experience with troubleshooting and repairing electronics

  • @hivepixels
    @hivepixels 11 месяцев назад +1

    It also could be the wiring harness that connects the solenoids to the TCU. Did you test the hardness?

  • @marcogarcia296
    @marcogarcia296 Год назад

    i have a question! i am currently trying to diagnose my mechatronic. how exactly do you test the white wires? mine got a bit damaged do to some physical damage done to the transmission, also how would i be able to check solenoids? car won’t go into gear and on the dash it marks “faulty transmission” any help would be greatly appreciated!

  • @Super83Driver
    @Super83Driver Год назад

    What made you think it was the TCU at fault may I ask?

    • @neuromanglers
      @neuromanglers  Год назад

      the fault codes stated the module had failed

  • @allaboutdiy3858
    @allaboutdiy3858 2 года назад +1

    There's no codes to pull. Just adaptation after installing the new one

    • @neuromanglers
      @neuromanglers  2 года назад

      Is adaption something that happens automatically and without any specific actions required to complete the process ?

    • @allaboutdiy3858
      @allaboutdiy3858 2 года назад +1

      @@neuromanglers might get away without having to do it but it's recommended to do it after any mechatronic changes

    • @josevalencia9702
      @josevalencia9702 Год назад

      Do u need to pull out the codes?

    • @hivepixels
      @hivepixels 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@neuromanglers It's highly recommended to do the full adaptation after repair. You need a pro scan tool