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The question is what burns out(relay,main fuse,ignitor chip,ecu) if the idiot that works for you,that you even told not to move your beloved s13/sr20det, that you put so much love sweet and tears into it to slowly get it back into all its glory(correct and strong running condition), puts a charger to the battery and tries to move it anyways but crosses the positive and negative battery terminals between the charger and the battery? Please help. And after working on it this whole past weekend, re-doing my whole front suspension and putting new properly gapped NGK sparkplugs in it to cure my high rpm breakup(she was running so strong to redline),this is what i get. Im going nuts, i have until tomorrow to figure this out or else im going to either hurt my worker or just mess up his day any way i can(yes i will be spitefull when it comes to my cars)....help me or help my idiot worker... haha... i hope someone at least gets a laugh out of my grief and maybe even exchange a laugh for the correct diagnosis of my problem. Thanks guys.:crazyrant
 
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i checked that 75 alt fuse, it was blown,replaced it, now the power windows and horn are working, but still no start,it cranks it gets fuel but im not getting spark. Do you think its the igniter chip? thanks a million in advance 4x4le.
 
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Thats exactly what we said...checked spark on all four plugs and nothing ,no spark,which tells us its something else,its impossible all four igniters went all at once. Does the igniter chip sent spark to the ignitors? i think thats what blew. i would be grateful to know this info before i spend the $450.00 on a new one.
 
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Im still weary that this caused your issue though but I guess if it messed up the solder pad on the ground in the chip its toast and needs replaced.

You could cut the little square cover off yours and open it up to see if its popped anywhere. Take a needle and see if any of the posts move (which they shouldnt). Youll need the needel because of the gel that is inside. Youll see what Im talking about.
 
One of my friends did the same thing to my car. It ended up blowing the 75 amp fuse burning a connection in the ignitor chip which I had to re-solder and completely frying my ecu. If your lucky it only blew the fuse and ignitor chip
 
One of my friends did the same thing to my car. It ended up blowing the 75 amp fuse burning a connection in the ignitor chip which I had to re-solder and completely frying my ecu. If your lucky it only blew the fuse and ignitor chip
sorry for the thread revival but did it blow your ecu and with your ecu still blown could you still crank your engine and roll down windows and all? thanks i want to know if i have a blown ecu or just a igniter chip
 
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