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> Battery tray, How to connect the ECU to the battery tray?
draganc
post Aug 10 2011, 12:36 PM
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I’m installing a new battery tray and was wondering how the ECU mounting-bracket was originally connected to the battery tray? I have seen a few attached with screws and some are welded on?

Can anyone tell me what was original?

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post Aug 10 2011, 02:03 PM
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6mm hex head bolts are used. There are holes in the "front" edge of the battery tray (the edge toward the .... well, front of the car) and the bolts screw into the ECU bracket. I think the front bracket piece "bends" or curves over the end of the ECU and 2 6mm cheesehead screws connect the curved piece to the bracket that is attached to the tray. That way, you can remove the ECU, leaving the bracket in place when you drop the engine. There must be another fastener at the other end of the bracket or the ECU would flop/vibrate on the 2 screwed end.
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