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ECU REPAIR
MEMBERS:
Memory
Decoder
Microprocessor
input module
VOLTAGE REGULATOR SOURCES
AUTOMOTIVE ECUS
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COMPONENTS OF THE VOLTAGE REGULATOR
MPONENTS OF THE VOLTAGE REGULATOR
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SHOCK COIL
There is still a lot of ignorance in the way Smart Drivers and conventional
Drivers operate.
When repairing automotive computers, it must be very clear that these types of
components usually fail.
It is used by the most modern control unit brands, for example Motorola,
SMART DRIVERS
Denso, Siemens, and in recent vehicle models such as those from 2010
onwards.
IGBT
The IGBT combines properties of the TBJ and the MOSFET. It has a MOSFET type gate and therefore
has a high input impedance.
It is generally used in power circuits.
It is a device for switching high voltage systems. The gate control voltage is about 15V.
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Before uncovering the ECU, you should have an idea of the sector where the fault
could be.
It is recommended to divide the automotive
ECU into sectors or blocks with differentiated
functions.
INPUT
PROCESSOR
Entry block or
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Processing
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INPUT block
o They are all the circuits that are found as
L Receivers of the different signals that will enter the ECU
and before they reach the microprocessor.
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L They come from sensors and components in various
places around the engine
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L It is the entire circuit that develops the programmed functions and that is
circuitically constituted by the processor, memories and any circuit that is
involved in the execution of the software.
not start.
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There are no input and output pulses.
Sensors
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Actuators
• The scanner and interface cannot connect to the
vehicle.
OUTPUT
Just as the signals are processed upon input, there are also microprocessor output circuits that
will be actuated.
They appear like this:
Amplifiers
Power circuits with transistors
All the so-called drivers or handlers, etc.
That is to say, those controlled by the microphone, for example:
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Ignition coils
elays injectors, etc.
Possible failures in this sector when
There is a pulse of approximately (4.5 to 5)V in the
sensors.
There is no 12 volt signal in injectors, relays or ignition
coil.
Caution: Automotive computer components are extremely sensitive to
electro-static discharge (ESD).
Before handling any component, remember. Static electricity from the human
body can irreversibly damage automotive computer integrated circuits. Take
precautions before uncovering the ECU.
Types of computer failures
Cracked or corroded weld point
□ Although the cracks in the welding points are almost not noticeable, they must be repaired
since they cause failures, the same happens with the points that present corrosion due to
rust.
□ This type of anomaly causes 60% of ECU failures.
You can detect these cases when
L 1. When there are times that the vehicle starts, and there are also other times when it does not
want to start for no reason.
L 2. When a vehicle fails and is then removed
o A good repair involves heating the cracked solder, removing the old solder, and
then re-soldering it.
This represents a fault, which is usually solved by making external bridges. In this
case the solution would be to solder a fine wire over the burned track.
o REPLACE ALL ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITORS
Burnt track
Damaged
o Damaged output transistor transistor
These transistors are located in line, in which they are covered by a heat sink. Pry each side a little at a time to
remove it. Do not try to remove the insulation at the same time as it may break.
Capacitor failures
In capacitor failures we find two types:
□ 1) Failures due to Capacitors NOT DAMAGED, but that have lost capacity.
□ 2) Failures of physically damaged capacitors.
there for Capacitors that have lost capacity
Always be wary of electrolytic capacitors, especially if the ECU is more than 7 years old.
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□ If you find one damaged, replace all
NOTE: Carefully observe the polarity of the capacitor before removing it, to replace it
exactly the same.
Microprocessor failure:
o The way to verify is through the diagnostic interface. If the ECU can communicate, it means that the
microprocessor is working perfectly.
L A computer with a damaged microprocessor is very difficult to repair since this part is custom designed
by the manufacturer, which makes it impossible to find a replacement.
o Important observation: THAT THERE IS COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE SOFTWARE AND
THE ECU DOES NOT MEAN THAT THE ECU IS IN GOOD CONDITION, IT ONLY MEANS
THAT THE MICROPROCESSOR IS WORKING WELL, THEREFORE WE RULE OUT
FAILURE IN THE MICRO
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ECU
By simply connecting the ECU to the test bench, it allows you to power it, and simulate the necessary
signals for the ECU to activate injectors, ignition coils, IAC, EGR valves, EVAP, VVTI solenoids,
among others.
The computer test bench. Internally it contains elements that simulate the injectors and ignition coils,
and in the case of signals to activate ignition modules. Internally, the test bench contains Mosfet-type
transistors to simulate activation.
It can also be combined with a Scanner and Multimeter to take the signals to be measured and to
simulate tests, including connecting it to the 16-pin OBD II diagnostic socket.
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oThe test bench has an internal regulated source, which allows providing 5 volts with regulated current,
to perform tests. It also has a 12 volt source with controlled current, to perform various tests on the
ECU or on the car.
LOW CAN READING
LOW CAN SIGNAL
READING OF THE HIGH CAN
LOW CAN SIGNAL
LOW CAN SIGNAL SHOULD READ AROUND 2.3 TO 2.6 V, IN THIS TEST THE ECU IS STILL ALIVE
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