Where is the ECU-B
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I have a parasitic current of about 330ma. If I pull the ECU-B fuse on my 2004 Lexus RX330 the draw goes to about 28ma. What does the ECU-B control? More importantly, WHERE IS IT LOCATED? Thanks for any assistance.
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howat (05-30-22)
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I would try asking in the RX forum this is for ES models.
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I remember the ECU-B fuse being blown for months on my old Solara. The airbag light didn't work and the climate controls never remembered the temperature. Everything else worked fine.
Turns out I blew it when I did the cluster swap.
I think it was located under the hood. Might be similar for the RX?
Turns out I blew it when I did the cluster swap.
I think it was located under the hood. Might be similar for the RX?
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I remember the ECU-B fuse being blown for months on my old Solara. The airbag light didn't work and the climate controls never remembered the temperature. Everything else worked fine.
Turns out I blew it when I did the cluster swap.
I think it was located under the hood. Might be similar for the RX?
Turns out I blew it when I did the cluster swap.
I think it was located under the hood. Might be similar for the RX?
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