CarJway

Well, thanks to everyone helping me the other night. I started to look at the schematics for the Engine harness and for the EEC it self. So what happened: I sent +12 volts to a 'Reference Ground' [:@] That burned a circuit on the EEC it self, opened up the EEC and found it. (Whew!) Well, that’s all fixed and done with; but I did mess up my BP Sensor. Ah well, could of been a lot worse. Sorry for the crappy quality, only had my cell around...

Burned Curcuit


Fixed...

ZachW04Stang

Just wondering how did you fix a burnt circuit board???

CarJway

Yeah I know the pictures suck... I hope I am saying this correctly: In the first picture, you see that (circuit?) burned up. It actually popped before it went any further. I took it to a TV repair shop real quick, and just told them to run some solder where the existing circuit popped. They said they wouldn't take any responsibility if it didn't work, and I just told fix the circuit, and nothing else... Took a few minutes and I was out of there...

PRO50SC

Haha, excellent!!! Done that before on the back of printed circuit boards on instrument clusters when parts weren't available.

tmajikman

Thats awesome, sorry I was nnot more help the other night, but hey, I have learned a little more since this problem happened.

CarJway

LOL... I wish I didn't... LOL... The lesson here, DON'T PUT +12 To EEC... haha

PRO50SC

Don't you live in Rockville?

CarJway

Yeah I used to, I live in Silver Spring now. Not to much farther, but 99.9% of the time I am in Rockville.

PRO50SC

They still hanin' out at Barnes on the weekends? Haven't been up there ina while.

CarJway

I havn't been there in a few weeks, but cars still show up. Seeing as it's a little colder these days, probably not too many people show up...