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I have an Glastron 249 from year 2005. It is powered by a Volvo Penta 5.7 Gi-E engine.
There has been two problems that I relate to the ECM module.
Problem 1
One year ago i had problems with the IAC that doesn’t regulated as is should. I positioned the IAC in a position that had right idling speed and disconnected it from the wiring. I’m not sure if this can cause any damage or how it affects the engine, but it has worked well this summer.
I changed the IAC to a new one without any change. I have checked the wiring and also measured the signals with an oscillator connected. The pulse rate changed when the engine had higher speed, but it was not easy to find out if the voltage and current was at right levels. I don’t have documentation in detail over the function of the IAC and ECM only the regular documentation.
Is this caused by a faulty ECM or something else?
Problem 2
Next problem occurred one week ago when we were out at the lake, the waves was high and it was a bumpy trip. Suddenly the engine stopped and the fuel pump stopped. I have changed the relays and checked the safes. The fuel pump doesn’t start when I turn the key. When I connect a wire from the ECM connector at pin 6 to minus at the battery the fuel pumps starts. This makes me to suspect that there is something wrong with the ECM. I have earlier checked the connections at the map to earth and it was ok without any resistance. Is there anything else that is involved in the start of the fuel pump when the key is turned at its first position?
Thank you for all possible help.
Regards
Andersson from Sweden
There has been two problems that I relate to the ECM module.
Problem 1
One year ago i had problems with the IAC that doesn’t regulated as is should. I positioned the IAC in a position that had right idling speed and disconnected it from the wiring. I’m not sure if this can cause any damage or how it affects the engine, but it has worked well this summer.
I changed the IAC to a new one without any change. I have checked the wiring and also measured the signals with an oscillator connected. The pulse rate changed when the engine had higher speed, but it was not easy to find out if the voltage and current was at right levels. I don’t have documentation in detail over the function of the IAC and ECM only the regular documentation.
Is this caused by a faulty ECM or something else?
Problem 2
Next problem occurred one week ago when we were out at the lake, the waves was high and it was a bumpy trip. Suddenly the engine stopped and the fuel pump stopped. I have changed the relays and checked the safes. The fuel pump doesn’t start when I turn the key. When I connect a wire from the ECM connector at pin 6 to minus at the battery the fuel pumps starts. This makes me to suspect that there is something wrong with the ECM. I have earlier checked the connections at the map to earth and it was ok without any resistance. Is there anything else that is involved in the start of the fuel pump when the key is turned at its first position?
Thank you for all possible help.
Regards
Andersson from Sweden
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