In a message dated 96-04-05 15:46:23 EST, zumbrenn@ucsu.colorado.edu (ZUMBRENNEN JOSEPH CORY) writes: > The ECU has been replaced, and the air/flow wiring harness has >been installed. Might this be the O2 sensor? Or some other sort of >temperature sensor? Or is it a short as a result of water in a bad >place? It seems that it might be related to the computer since when I >turn it off and then on, the problem goes away for awile. If any of you >have any ideas about this or have experienced something similar, please >help me. Many thanks in advance. > > The o2 sensor or a bad temp sensor will cause these symptons. Loose connections and bad grounds do the same. Clean contacts of all plug in connectors. Dennis.
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