Help, car has no power or response!
#1
Help, car has no power or response!
Long story made short, i have a SC 95 max. Been having starting problems, changed the battery and the problem wasn't solved, I then attempted to change teh 140A battery fuse and in the process, while disconnecting the battery terminals dropped the wrench somehow, and a spark of electricity ensued, now, I do not have any electrical response at all, how can I fix this? I hope this does not mean by ECU is fried? Thanks.
#2
Before you go freaking out about the ECU being fried, you need to check the battery itself and all of the fuses. More than likely you just blew a fuse or something. It is also possible that you could have drained a cell in the battery with the sudden surge from the metal connection that was made.
But if I were you I would check these things before worrying about the ECU, check that last.
But if I were you I would check these things before worrying about the ECU, check that last.
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Re: Help, car has no power or response!
Originally posted by brodaiga
Long story made short, i have a SC 95 max. Been having starting problems, changed the battery and the problem wasn't solved, I then attempted to change teh 140A battery fuse and in the process, while disconnecting the battery terminals dropped the wrench somehow, and a spark of electricity ensued, now, I do not have any electrical response at all, how can I fix this? I hope this does not mean by ECU is fried? Thanks.
Long story made short, i have a SC 95 max. Been having starting problems, changed the battery and the problem wasn't solved, I then attempted to change teh 140A battery fuse and in the process, while disconnecting the battery terminals dropped the wrench somehow, and a spark of electricity ensued, now, I do not have any electrical response at all, how can I fix this? I hope this does not mean by ECU is fried? Thanks.
sounds like a problem that 1MAX2NV had. id pm him and see of he can help. like blake said check every last fuse. if you can have the battery checked by a car parts store or switch out batteries with another car.
anymore details on the starting problem?
#5
Re: Help, car has no power or response!
Originally posted by brodaiga
Long story made short, i have a SC 95 max. Been having starting problems, changed the battery and the problem wasn't solved, I then attempted to change teh 140A battery fuse and in the process, while disconnecting the battery terminals dropped the wrench somehow, and a spark of electricity ensued, now, I do not have any electrical response at all, how can I fix this? I hope this does not mean by ECU is fried? Thanks.
Long story made short, i have a SC 95 max. Been having starting problems, changed the battery and the problem wasn't solved, I then attempted to change teh 140A battery fuse and in the process, while disconnecting the battery terminals dropped the wrench somehow, and a spark of electricity ensued, now, I do not have any electrical response at all, how can I fix this? I hope this does not mean by ECU is fried? Thanks.
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Re: Re: Help, car has no power or response!
Originally posted by Pervis Anathema
I managed to put a battery in backwards once. (Don't ask
) It fried the alternator and melted a fusible link. Took me a while to figure out the link part. It is basically a piece of wire that melts at a certain voltage. It is designed to protect your electrical system and ECU. Check yours. Granted, my car is a VG. However, there has to be something similar for a VQ. Mine was attached to the positive terminal cable. It plugged in. Hope this helps and good luck.
I managed to put a battery in backwards once. (Don't ask
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