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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Since I swapped to 6mt from tip I've had a constant check engine light with the only error being TCU can bus timeout. So I decided to get it flashed to 6mt row. I couldn't get my piwis to do it even with ipas codes. I decided to send it to ecu docs and also get the stage 1 from them. When they opened it up and performed their visual inspection theynflind some swelling on some caps. So now they're also going to replace them. I'm familiar with cap swelling g and failure on stereo equipment but never thought about it for an ecu. Just a heads up on these now better than 20 year old cars. Can't wait to get the bix back and into the car to see if the codes stay away.

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Thanks for the info I’m in the same boat with my EcU

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