Mark 20vt 1994123
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Hello everyone I started a thread a couple of weeks ago due to car not starting I think iv narrowed it down to the ecu getting water damaged. The car is a audi a3 8l 1.8t
Engine code- AGU
Ecu code - 06A906018cj
Took ecu out and opened it up. Was wet inside a lot of moisture and the circuit bord looked corroded in parts.
So I dried it out cleaned it up abit, being gentle as possible, put it back on car. The car started fine the immo kicked in a turned engine off.
By the way before I cleaned it I wasn't getting fuel (not even priming) or spark just engine turning over.
My key fob still works with unlocking doors. So I assume my key is still coded to ecu?
Is anyone of you clever enough to de-immobilise my ecu and maby remap it while it's out
Or if it is water damaged and to far gone to make it work. I can maby find and supply another ecu for you to do it.
I have found an eBay seller that will do this but at the moment he hasn't got one for my ecu code and the seller isn't messaging me back.
I am in quite a rush to get the car back on the road if anyone has any ideas?.
Thanks guys
Engine code- AGU
Ecu code - 06A906018cj
Took ecu out and opened it up. Was wet inside a lot of moisture and the circuit bord looked corroded in parts.
So I dried it out cleaned it up abit, being gentle as possible, put it back on car. The car started fine the immo kicked in a turned engine off.
By the way before I cleaned it I wasn't getting fuel (not even priming) or spark just engine turning over.
My key fob still works with unlocking doors. So I assume my key is still coded to ecu?
Is anyone of you clever enough to de-immobilise my ecu and maby remap it while it's out
Or if it is water damaged and to far gone to make it work. I can maby find and supply another ecu for you to do it.
I have found an eBay seller that will do this but at the moment he hasn't got one for my ecu code and the seller isn't messaging me back.
I am in quite a rush to get the car back on the road if anyone has any ideas?.
Thanks guys