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I just checked and I do have voltage going to the ECU from the coil but no voltage going to the throttle body. I am thinking the ecu is bad but not sure. Is there a way to test it or any thing else I should check?
  • Posted 11 Apr 2011 02:49
  • By ed_h
  • joined 26 Mar'11 - 13 messages
  • Georgia, United States

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