Dodge Tech- Plymouth and Eagle

[Jordan Y.]

Are the "domestic dsm'ers" allowed to post here now? :lol:

[Aharon]

lol, we are equal opertunity ;)

[flybyuin2.2]

:wave: i'm looking to buy a DSM myself, a friend has a 1990 GSX i like the car , might trade my Dodge for it, only problem i noticed on many DSM's is the ECU burning up :?

[Aharon]

Originally posted by flybyuin2.2
:wave: i'm looking to buy a DSM myself, a friend has a 1990 GSX i like the car , might trade my Dodge for it, only problem i noticed on many DSM's is the ECU burning up :?

1st or 2nd gens? Never heard of the 2nd gen ECU's frying?

[flybyuin2.2]

1st Gen.

[Jordan Y.]

Yes, that can be a problem. http://www.tmo.com/howto/ecu1g/caps.htm
is the vfaq on fixing it, you've got to have a bit of skill with electronics. I'd wouldn't say the ecu thing is one of the major things to worry about with a dsm, though. I just bought mine about a month ago, and I'm still far from sorting out all of the usual dsm problems that came with the car. Most of them are just annoyances, but pile too many annoyances on top of each other and you run the risk of getting so annoyed that you torch the car for insurance money in a moment of insanity. But by then you're hooked, and you end up buying another dsm with the money and starting all over again.

[Billy]

:lol: Or, you could pull a Tony and just have your car catch itself on fire. Just make sure to do it in a better spot then Tony did, gas station pumps aren't the ideal spot for an engine fire.
;)

[Jordan Y.]

With the shape my wiring is in, I wouldn't be surprised if my car spontaneously burst into flames. And no, this post is not part of an elaborate buildup to insurance fraud.



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