[s-cars] POS of a different model

[Bill Mahoney]

Oh yeah  ... I forgot to mention that I ruled out coil by swapping with
cylinder one (nice feature having a connector at the coil) and installed
a new plug too, with no change in result.  
We need to test wires from ecu to pos and then pos to coil and swap some
injectors too.  
I/we could just be in denial of a bad ECU, but rightfully so;)
Wish there was one to swap and try it.  But what are the chances of a
97, 3.7 ltr ecu lyin around?  
Thanks much!
Bill m  


-----Original Message-----
From: Gabriel Caldwell [mailto:gabriel at ts.bc.ca] 
Sent: Monday, December 15, 2003 3:58 PM
To: Bill Mahoney; s-car-list at audifans.com
Subject: RE: [s-cars] POS of a different model

You forgot the coil pack.

Gabriel Caldwell
Tsunami Solutions Ltd.
#202 - 2055 Boundary Road
Vancouver, BC Canada V5M 3Z1
voice: 604.299.5855
fax: 604.648.8158
e-mail: gabriel at ts.bc.ca
url: www.tsunamisolutionsltd.com
 

-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Mahoney [mailto:wmahoney at disk.com] 
Sent: December 15, 2003 8:36 AM
To: s-car-list at audifans.com
Subject: [s-cars] POS of a different model

So a 3.2L, A8 friend has developed a misfire in cylinder two shortly
after getting the car back from a little fender bender. (not that that
means anything.)

So he came over yesterday and yes the 3.2 had two stinkin POS's and I am
sure that one of them is NG causing the misfire.  But no, swapping them
still left the misfire in cylinder two.

Would anyone know if it may be correct to assume that if the injector
checks out and the wiring checks out that the ecu is then the only
suspect left??

TIA

Bill m  -thinking that maybe I recommend that he paint the car red;)

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