Install help on ECU
#1
Install help on ECU
DAMN...it's a small spot under there...I have a TS ECU that I'm tryin to put in,well,it's plugged in,but sitting on my pass side floor.Got the 2 bolts out that go into the floor,but is there something holding it in the back?! or is it just the wiring harness that makes it impossible to get out??? Help is appreciated,thanks.
#2
Originally Posted by Kta920
DAMN...it's a small spot under there...I have a TS ECU that I'm tryin to put in,well,it's plugged in,but sitting on my pass side floor.Got the 2 bolts out that go into the floor,but is there something holding it in the back?! or is it just the wiring harness that makes it impossible to get out??? Help is appreciated,thanks.
#3
You can do as stephen suggested. The wiring harness has black plastic clips attatched to bracket which you need to cut. It helps if you another person on the other side to help push or pull or to see whats holding it back.
#4
or sit and yell profanities using an offset screwdriver and getting the 4 screws out with manual labor lol. I swear it took like 6 hours to get those rear screws out. What i ended up doing was i got the two front screws out and then after a while got the drivers side rear screw out. Couldnt get the passenger rear screw so took a 1/8" ratchet and socket to get those front bolts that hold the bracket down out. After getting those out i was able to twist the entire bracket by pushing as hard as i could on the rear(shifterside) passenger side. After getting it twisted like that i got the passenger side rear bolt out of the bracket and it slid right out.
#6
Originally Posted by Kta920
DAMN...it's a small spot under there...I have a TS ECU that I'm tryin to put in,well,it's plugged in,but sitting on my pass side floor.Got the 2 bolts out that go into the floor,but is there something holding it in the back?! or is it just the wiring harness that makes it impossible to get out??? Help is appreciated,thanks.
i use a philips head from a kit like this, and just pressed the head against the screw while using a small open end wrench to turn it.
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