Hi all,
This topic has been posted many times over the websites before but there seem to be a lot of differences in the replys. Now that i have looked in to this myself i have become even more confused!!
My GTE has had running problems with kangerooing and being very lumpy (sometimes perfect though!!) I have replaced all the usual sensors with little effect. The next job was to look at the ECU. The ECU that is in the car is a BOSCH 0 261 200 481 (GM 90 410 502). From reading all the posts i have come to the conclusion that this is the wrong ECU and will be looking for a lambda signal. My GTE is a 91 model and has a lamda but this has been cut (by previous owner). I cannot see any spare wires in the loom to suggest that there was ever a connection to the lamda.
All the posts seem to state that by grounding pin 20 this will switch of the lambda sensor. Easy enough until i traced pin 20 and that wire (brown/red stripe) goes in to one of the injectors so believe that i cannot just start grounding that wire.
Another post i have read says pin 28. My ECU does not have a wire in pin 28 (could be problem).
If i buy another ECU (Non cat/lambda) one then that should sort out the lambda signal problem BUT! if pin 20 goes to the injector on the car wiring then it will always go there. Why are all the posts saying to ground this wire?????
Anyone shed any light on this matter because my head is fried!!
Thanks in advance
Alan
This topic has been posted many times over the websites before but there seem to be a lot of differences in the replys. Now that i have looked in to this myself i have become even more confused!!
My GTE has had running problems with kangerooing and being very lumpy (sometimes perfect though!!) I have replaced all the usual sensors with little effect. The next job was to look at the ECU. The ECU that is in the car is a BOSCH 0 261 200 481 (GM 90 410 502). From reading all the posts i have come to the conclusion that this is the wrong ECU and will be looking for a lambda signal. My GTE is a 91 model and has a lamda but this has been cut (by previous owner). I cannot see any spare wires in the loom to suggest that there was ever a connection to the lamda.
All the posts seem to state that by grounding pin 20 this will switch of the lambda sensor. Easy enough until i traced pin 20 and that wire (brown/red stripe) goes in to one of the injectors so believe that i cannot just start grounding that wire.
Another post i have read says pin 28. My ECU does not have a wire in pin 28 (could be problem).
If i buy another ECU (Non cat/lambda) one then that should sort out the lambda signal problem BUT! if pin 20 goes to the injector on the car wiring then it will always go there. Why are all the posts saying to ground this wire?????
Anyone shed any light on this matter because my head is fried!!
Thanks in advance
Alan

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