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> Pinout values for 74 1.8 ECU
L-Jet914
post Oct 21 2021, 09:56 PM
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I recently bought a used 74 1.8 ECU for a backup part if needed. I was wondering if anyone has any pinout values so I can test the ECU to see if it is good. Thank you in advance.
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post Oct 25 2021, 10:56 AM
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Not sure what you are asking here. Are you asking for resistance values for each ECU pin, or are you using a curve tracer? Either method wouldn't tell you much about the integrity of the ECU.
The fastest way would be a go/no go test by just throwing it into the car and trying it out to see if it works.

To bench test, you would need to bring power and grounds to certain pins. Also find a way to simulate high ignition voltage for the ECU to read, along with a dummy load for the fuel injectors while observing timing of each pulse with a 4 channel O scope. Not to mention providing certain resistances for the AFM and CHT sensor, it would be problematic to bench test the ECU. Pretty sure they have a wheel barrel type test machine that would do this all for you, but again, much easier to throw the spare ECU in the car to see if it works.
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