Originally Posted By: grampi
Originally Posted By: Silverado12
I just had a cluster rebuilt on my Y2K Mustang in Richmond, VA by a local electronics repair place. They claim they can rebuild anything, so the electronic stuff I once worried about I don't worry about so much anymore.
I would love to see them rebuild an EBCM from a '97-'00 Corvette...the circuit boards in these things are covered in a thick, epoxy-like resin material, which makes it impossible to get to the components on the board without destroying them...
The circuit board in the ECM on my Explorer was also covered in a resin material. Yet there are companies that sell remanufactured ECMs for my Explorer. So it can still be done.
Originally Posted By: Silverado12
I just had a cluster rebuilt on my Y2K Mustang in Richmond, VA by a local electronics repair place. They claim they can rebuild anything, so the electronic stuff I once worried about I don't worry about so much anymore.
I would love to see them rebuild an EBCM from a '97-'00 Corvette...the circuit boards in these things are covered in a thick, epoxy-like resin material, which makes it impossible to get to the components on the board without destroying them...
The circuit board in the ECM on my Explorer was also covered in a resin material. Yet there are companies that sell remanufactured ECMs for my Explorer. So it can still be done.