Yes having same problem not fuses and won't read codes
As with many electronic devices they can merely fail over time. I have heard it said that jumping the battery can cause the ECM to fail, I don't know that to be true. Too high a battery voltage could cause failure of the ECM. That might be caused by the alternator putting out too much voltage when charging the battery.
ECM, or Electronic Control Module, typically derives its power from the vehicle's battery and is connected to the electrical system of the vehicle. It operates using regulated voltage supplied from the battery, often 12 volts in most automotive applications. This power enables the ECM to control various functions, such as engine management and diagnostics, by processing input from various sensors throughout the vehicle.
Does the ecm control charging system on a 93 jeep wrangler and cause it not to charge the battery
You will find the ECM on the passenger side on the inside in the far right corner going through the firewall. You will have to take the battery and battery tray out to unscrew the wire harness from the engine compartment. The ECM unit will then come out easily from inside your vehicle.
No, you can't clear codes on any vehicle by disconnecting the battery. Thet are stored in the ECM and are still there when you re-connect the battery.
To replace the relay on the Engine Control Module (ECM), first, disconnect the vehicle's battery to ensure safety. Locate the ECM, which is usually found in the engine bay or under the dashboard, and identify the relay you need to replace. Carefully unplug the faulty relay from its socket, then plug in the new relay, ensuring it's seated properly. Finally, reconnect the battery and test the vehicle to ensure the new relay functions correctly.
check ecm fuse
Testing an ECM requires it to be installed on the vehicle.
Behind driver seat in with battery , have to remove battery first to take it out. Check 20 amp fuse next to battery first it is for the ECM (computer).
To replace the ECM (Engine Control Module) on a 2001 Volvo V70, start by disconnecting the negative battery terminal to prevent electrical shorts. Remove the ECM from its mounting location, which typically involves unscrewing it and disconnecting the wiring harness. Install the new ECM by connecting the wiring harness, securing it in place, and then reconnect the battery terminal. Finally, you may need to perform a reset or reprogram the new ECM to ensure it communicates properly with the vehicle systems.
1st, check battery voltage, 2nd, check the connectors to the ecm, 3rd, if battery good and edm good connections, check fuse block connections. if all are good, go to a salvage yard and purchase a used ecm for your vehicle nd replace old ecm. if that fails, you're up sh** creek wthout a paddle!!
how come when we turn on ac the belts slow down. It takes horse power to operate the ac compressor and the vehicles ECM (engine control module) will compensate for that. If the vehicles charging system and ac system is in good working order it will not drain the battery or effect the idle.