Subject	They should still be receiving power
Posted by	-Grimm- on November 14, 2013 at 4:31 PM
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In Reply To	Re: No power to Coil Packs with new ECU. posted by HKS Z32 on November 14, 2013 at 03:34 PM
Message	They are signaled by ground in the ECU, so the relay needs to have +12V. Either a fuse is out (which it shouldn't be if the OEM ECU works) or possible the transistor on the replacement ECU is dead. I guess its also possible that the ECU program isn't signaling the ignition circuit (are the injectors working?) but I would think we would have heard of more cases
Follow Ups	No power to Coil Packs with new ECU. - Retro-Cow 12:59:48 11/13/13 Look up the 300ZX ECCS - -Grimm- 14:09:02 11/13/13 Re: Look up the 300ZX ECCS - Retro-Cow 18:46:39 11/13/13 Re: Look up the 300ZX ECCS - Retro-Cow 19:17:58 11/13/13 Re: No power to Coil Packs with new ECU. - HKS Z32 15:34:25 11/14/13 They should still be receiving power - -Grimm- 16:31:00 11/14/13 Re: They should still be receiving power - Retro-Cow 01:20:16 11/18/13 From a longevity standpoint... - -Grimm- 12:37:28 11/18/13
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