blown intake gasket no power at all could be blown ecm.


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tayzen
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May 15, 2010, 5:47 PM

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2002 buick rendezvous 3.4 litre 220000km been really good vehicle till know.

intake gasket went witch caused antifreeze to pump up throttle body and out airbreather hose in to air box causeing ecm to go. I think, I have no power to gauges key or anything battery good took ecm a part smells burnt but can't see anything burnt. the ecm is rubber sealed and there was no water in side. Could it be a blown ecm.

re-tired
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May 15, 2010, 8:11 PM

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The LAST thing you wanted to take apart was the ECM . It does not supply voltage to any major circuits . Buy a 12v test light and start testing ALL fuses and fusable links . Once you have restored power to car ,THEN you can have car scanned for ECM codes.

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tayzen
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May 16, 2010, 7:35 AM

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thks been wondering if it might have been a fuseable link, just trailered it home going to tear down intake and start there then as u said going to inspect fuseable links and wiring. hoping its an easy find thks again.

tayzen
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May 28, 2010, 2:17 PM

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not intake manifold but piston let go broke through cylinder wall f'd motor. still not sure what power failure is from will now more when i put new motor in tommorrow.

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