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I can only catch it sometimes. And only when cold. The IAC is working again now with the new ecu, and freshly refreshed sensor grounds. It catches itself better than I can now. But when it dies now, it's warm, not hot, and will die sooner and sooner the more I restart it, until all it does is...
Any chance the asd is getting warm and failing? I think I'm going to replace all the relays tomorrow. If that doesn't do it I think it's time for the dreaded shop
talked to my Chrysler Tech father in law last night, and he agrees that it can't be much other than the ECU at this point, so we're throwing one at it tomorrow.
Cleaned the contacts better, and it starts and runs again, but still dies after a couple minutes of idling.
CPS tests good. My multimeter sucks, but looks to be putting out almost 1v when cranking With it unplugged.
We're looking at ecu now, right?
Well color me disappointed. I had autozone test the coil, and ICM. Both test good. Now it's looking like the issue goes back to the computer.
I'm going to do a more thorough cleaning of the contacts and see if that does anything, but if not, that means computer right? I have no spark...
I...
ICU, not ecu. Lol
the coil seems to be fine, but I'm not sure how to test the icu. Each of the pins seems to have some sort of path to the two contacts for the coil, and I feel like that's not supposed to happen. I put my ohm meter on each of the connectors, and touched each of the pins, and...
New cps is good, but I'll test it to be completely sure. It's starting fine almost every time, leading me to think it's not cps.
Also, I'm leaning toward ecu because my IAC hasn't worked properly in years. I tricked it into closing, then used to be able to just hold the rpms up with my hand...