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I check all wiring and throttle body.evrything is ok.
When I check voltage on M+ ,M_ on throttle body,its zero voltage.
I think ecu is bad.
  • Posted 11 May 2025 03:08
  • By Afshin
  • joined 29 Aug'23 - 34 messages
  • Iran, Islamic Republic Of

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