anyone have any insight as to why I have burnt up 4 ECU's? ECU burns up at idle, very shortly after starting the sled, like within seconds of starting. when it goes there's smoke, a burnt electronic smell, and what I assume is some sort of capacitor oil leaking out of the ECU. It doesn't happen every time the sled is running but its happened twice in the last month, and of course it makes me nervous of being stranded somewhere.
-I have updated the voltage regulator to the newer one, disconnected it while the sled was running and tested it, no over voltage.
-I have not had any flickering lights, I have no E-start therefore no battery, but i do have a battery light which i assume reads system voltage. its always showing full battery life
-I have replaced the chassis relay
-I have added ground wires from the ECU mounting plate to the clutch guard, and from the clutch guard to the bulkhead
-I tested the stator and its reading the correct ohms
-I inspected all my wiring for shorts, or damage and found nothing
I'm not defeated, its a simple electrical system. But I'm just going in circles right now and I cant afford to keep buying new ECU's to troubleshoot
-I have updated the voltage regulator to the newer one, disconnected it while the sled was running and tested it, no over voltage.
-I have not had any flickering lights, I have no E-start therefore no battery, but i do have a battery light which i assume reads system voltage. its always showing full battery life
-I have replaced the chassis relay
-I have added ground wires from the ECU mounting plate to the clutch guard, and from the clutch guard to the bulkhead
-I tested the stator and its reading the correct ohms
-I inspected all my wiring for shorts, or damage and found nothing
I'm not defeated, its a simple electrical system. But I'm just going in circles right now and I cant afford to keep buying new ECU's to troubleshoot