Another wrecked by capacitors module repaired by repairing traces and changing dead capacitors
ECU Repair Toyota Pickup Leaking Capacitors Feedback Carburetor 22R
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It's been a while since I have seen a new video with a 3:4 aspect ratio…
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@1:06 (checking these traces, everyone of them is open) – Well, I guess you will have to jump! them.
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You have to do that to pass smog in California… which is why I moved away. I just deleted all that stuff including the catalytic converter on my rigs.
im constantly having to fix old hardware that has crustification
My 85 nissan truck used the same system. In the end I was the only one that knew how to work on it. Or HOW it worked!
I fear the juice of the capacitor went through the pertinax (I don't know the English name of this PCB material) board. But that just sad that some cares will end up broken cause of this stuff.
And low resolution shorts like this is fine unless you play it on a 60" tv.
Is it your car love the colour just you.
that huge board doing only on off ? what and work without ? why not use turn signal relay it the same thing
Those other Panasonic caps that you left behind will come back to haunt you
I can't believe that there are ANY cars out there on the road, still using a speed-density system.
Thanks for the content! Really enjoy the channel and your commentary!
Solid repair shango , that would have been a pig to find another pcb.
Lucky it's not a modern pcb with multi layers eeek!!.
Can it pick up Radio Moscow?
If you can make a silk purse out of a pig's ear, then it's a good day.
I had the 22re engine in an 88
Have you tried using Wires Adhesive to repair the tracks that went open circuit. Wires Adhesive is a conductive adhesive.
Tha is one Corrodie doodle!!
The engineers who designed that vehicle would likely be amazed that it is still in use well into the 21st Century.
that truck would be rusted out in ohio …we use to much salt