How Do I ....?
05-27-02, 10:59 PM
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boost on the way(GTU II)
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How Do I ....?
hey ! how do i resolder my cpu? and where exactly is it located . n e thing will be helpful im a newbie and learning alot from u guys
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05-27-02, 11:27 PM
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same as any other resolder,
Unplug and remove it from the drivers kick panel.
dis-assemble it, with a solder sucker or solder braid and a solder iron remove all the existing solder from were the connectors meet the circuit boards, while being careful not to overheat and damage the circuit boards.
Then resolder all the joints. re- assemble. re-install.
Unplug and remove it from the drivers kick panel.
dis-assemble it, with a solder sucker or solder braid and a solder iron remove all the existing solder from were the connectors meet the circuit boards, while being careful not to overheat and damage the circuit boards.
Then resolder all the joints. re- assemble. re-install.
05-27-02, 11:32 PM
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boost on the way(GTU II)
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again im kinda new to this thing and how is the cpu straped in ? bolts? ok well ill have a fried help me out on this one thanks please n e one put their .02 in
05-28-02, 12:10 AM
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Do you have any idea how to use a solder iron? Sounds like the answer is no. In that case, find a buddy who does.
To remove the CPU, I forget in your cars because you guys have a lot of stuff that I don't have, in the way. But down near the fuse panel under the dash, you may need to remove a plastic cover to get at the CPU. It's held on by one or two nuts, I forget, it's sorta rectangular, black plastic, with several wiring bundles plugged in. Remove the wiring, remove the nuts, and remove the CPU. From there, do searches on CPU resoldering for more info.
PaulC
To remove the CPU, I forget in your cars because you guys have a lot of stuff that I don't have, in the way. But down near the fuse panel under the dash, you may need to remove a plastic cover to get at the CPU. It's held on by one or two nuts, I forget, it's sorta rectangular, black plastic, with several wiring bundles plugged in. Remove the wiring, remove the nuts, and remove the CPU. From there, do searches on CPU resoldering for more info.
PaulC
05-28-02, 11:17 AM
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Originally posted by Silkworm
Do you have any idea how to use a solder iron? Sounds like the answer is no. In that case, find a buddy who does.
Do you have any idea how to use a solder iron? Sounds like the answer is no. In that case, find a buddy who does.
Or metal shop?
Thought that was pretty common, but maybe it was just a CA thing.
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05-28-02, 11:55 AM
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boost on the way(GTU II)
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must be that i was in private school too kuz we had religion klass !!! no electives jus str8 learning lol
is there a part in the haynes manual about the cpu and resoldering it?
is there a part in the haynes manual about the cpu and resoldering it?
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