Jlarwood

that one worked I am hoping to take a look at the grounds soon been real busy lately I'll post what I find. Thanks for the help.

For some reason when I opened the attachment it was blank.Do you have to use a pc to view it?

I will take a closer look at the pins. Does anyone have the pinout diagram for the 95 legacy. I have tried seaching the internet but came up with a bunch of useless stuff. My Haynes manuel doesn't even have it.

Yes the ecu connector is latched. I just find it strange that it was running before I switched them then it would turn over but never start even when I put the old one back in I followed all of the procedures when I switched them and now a scanner can't even detect the ecm.

I diconnected the battery when I switched them out.No fuses are blown. I will take a look at the fusible link. If it was shorting out wouldn't all of the dash lights not come on as well?

I have a 95 legacy with a 2.2. It started dying intermittently and then starting right back up again no check engine lights. My first thought was the fuel pump was bad so I replaced it and the fuel pump relay. It didn't fix a thing. I then proceeded to check the resistance on all the sensors and they all checked out good. I finally admitted defeat and sent it to a local repair shop something I really hate doing. When I got it back they claimed that it was the ecm + bad cam and crank sensors. They said they could install new ones for $1200 I was shocked and appalled I know they just plug in, so I paid for the diagnostics and got my car the hell out of there. I ordered an ecm off ebay from a salvage yard same exact numbers and same year and new cam and crank sensors. Put the new stuff in and now it won't crank at all I can put the old ecm back in and it still won't start no check engine light when it turn the key on I hooked a scanner up to it and it said it could not communicate with the ecm. Do I need to flash it? Can they go blank when you switch them out? Any insite into this would be greatly appreciated. I just don't know what to do with it.