ECU voltage Table

Discussion in 'Technical' started by Henk, Sep 28, 2016.

  1. Henk

    Henk Member

    Has anyone got a voltage table for the ecu on 1995 z32. None found in workshop manual.
     
  2. brisz

    brisz Well-Known Member

    What do you mean by voltage table ?
     
  3. Gunwarm

    Gunwarm Kamikazee Special Corps

  4. brisz

    brisz Well-Known Member

  5. Gunwarm

    Gunwarm Kamikazee Special Corps

    Come on now it made you smile :rofl: Google knows every thing lol :D
     
  6. Henk

    Henk Member

    I require the readings that should be found at the ecu when you back probe wiring into ecu.
     
  7. East Coast Z

    East Coast Z Well-Known Member

    This information is available in the diagnostic procedures in the Nissan Service Manual.
     
  8. brisz

    brisz Well-Known Member

    There is no such diagram available.

    There are pin out and wiring diagrams that tell you colour and where they go.

    https://www.google.com.au/search?q=...lJQKHcBzAJwQ_AUICCgB&biw=1600&bih=770#imgrc=_

    In general you would not service or diagnose by checking all ECU connections.

    A lot of information is in the EF&EC section of the manual about voltage ranges and resistance to check/test individual components.

    Is there a particular thing you are chasing or checking ?
     
  9. Henk

    Henk Member

    Thanks Gunwarm & Brisz for your input. The story so far. replaced '90 NA Z32 motor with '95 Wouldn't start, so swapped '95 CPU also. Still didn't run. Put a cleaner thru fuel lines,injectors,cleared glug. Injectors now clicking. Spark has been tested. Checked correct leads on correct plugs. Engine turns over & sounds like it wants to fire, but won't.
    Mechanic wants to test electrics as he can't work out why it won't fire.
    You don't know any Z mechanics in Wagga area, do you.?
     
  10. MagicMike

    MagicMike Moderator Staff Member

    At minimum you will also neew a 95 CAS and plug.
     
  11. Henk

    Henk Member

    The '95 wiring loom came with the engine. So we now have 95 mill. 95 loom,95 ecu
     
  12. East Coast Z

    East Coast Z Well-Known Member

    So, what did you do to this 1995 engine prior to installing it in the vehicle?
     
  13. MagicMike

    MagicMike Moderator Staff Member

    You say it has fuel and spark, what about compression
     
  14. Henk

    Henk Member

    Due to #2 cylinder exhaust valve leaking, head was removed and sent for machining, two valves replaced. Re-assembled & into car.
     
  15. East Coast Z

    East Coast Z Well-Known Member

    Nothing else?

    Didn't do any coolant hose bypasses, timing belt change?
    Didn't inspect/replace any vacuum hoses, spark plugs or wiring connectors?
    Didn't replace any coolant hoses at the rear of the engine?
     
  16. Henk

    Henk Member

    No bypasses.
    Timing belt was replaced. Position of cogs noted,timing marks noted, photos taken. Mechanic assures me he has double checked.
    All hoses were replaced while motor was accessable.
    I believe plugs were also changed.
    The replacement ECU doesn't have a red light built into it, as the original did.
    Mechanic also says there is no instrument panel light, that would serve the same purpose?
     
  17. East Coast Z

    East Coast Z Well-Known Member

    Have you tried to start it using Aerostart?
    If it runs, look at the fuel system.
    If it still won't go, look at the ignition system.
    You have double checked the wiring has been connected correctly haven't you?
    Have you connected ConZult or something similar?
     
  18. brisz

    brisz Well-Known Member

    Im guessing you have no consult, have you tried shorting the consult port as per the tech section to get codes from a flashing check engine light ?
     
  19. Hellsheep

    Hellsheep Administrator Staff Member

    I've got a 90 TT Zed that had an issue starting, when attempting to turn it over you heard the fuel pump prime and then could smell fuel whilst it was trying to start, but it seemed like it wasn't getting spark.

    Was a faulty Series 1 PTU, which was working one day then stopped the next.

    Another suggestion I'd have is try another PTU if you have one laying around and are sure it's getting fuel but still won't start.
     
  20. brisz

    brisz Well-Known Member

    There have been a few PTU's blown with engine out work, when the engine is refitted engine earths are left off and an attempt to start fries the PTU.

    I was hopping to see if there were any codes first but the PTU is possible.

    It would be nice to see that the ECU is running first, then codes.
     

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