[Syty] Broke & Stumped!

[DOlivares]

Again,

YOU may be right, but I remain skeptical.  That 10-in-1 (push-button on faceplate changes program & LED designation) has been running like a top for well over 6 years.  Unlike my PROMPAQ, it has no moving elements to wear out or degrade, except by ordinary random-axis vibration with which ALL electrical parts contend.  That's why EEE-connectors are so tight (and even waterproof) and ruggedized these days.

How come Todd doesn't pipe-up and defend the honor of his Products during all of this discussion?

However, maybe my time has come-- or rather Austinsen's Chip-- to bite the dust!  6 years was a good enough run, I suppose.  Still, WHY would scrolling through all those 10 resident programs produce exactly the same failure mode?

I still think it's something else....

D.O.
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: Frank 
To: Bullyhart at aol.com ; syty at syty.org 
Sent: Tuesday, January 03, 2006 8:39 AM
Subject: Re: [Syty] Broke & Stumped!




I will agree with Daron on this.  Back in the old days when I had one of the original 10-1 chips by Todd A. this is exactly what happened.  Cold winter day and engine stumbled and cut out a number of times.  Put back original chip (which I always leave in the truck)and all was OK.  

By the way how old is your 10-1 chip?  Is it the pin wheel type?  Have not seen one for a long time. 

Frank
Cleveland, OH.
   
>  <Bullyhart at aol.com> wrote:   >  > ECMs are susceptible to cold/heat just as much as
> the next electronic sensor.  You have diddled with just
> about every other electronic part, I wouldn't be so
> quick to rule the ECM/chip out...  They are easy to
> swap...
 > Daron
 >  
 > In a message dated 1/2/2006 12:07:38 P.M. Central
> Standard Time, seravilo at netzero.net writes:
  > Keep thinking... what else could it be???  What's the connection to cold/cool
> ambient temperature?
 >  
 > D.O.
  
 >  
   
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