'14 Tundra ECM injector driver Repair 

Some of the tools used are in my amazon store! Any purchase helps the channel grow!: www.amazon.com/shop/voltagedropdiagnostics?listId=25U51J3KK15QV

I think this is absolutely fantastic, PJ. With these boards *so* expensive, board-level repair is going to be an increasing value and I think it's great to see!! Thanks for sharing!

Great job PJ. Thank you for bringing us along! Repairing circuit boards is definitely interesting!

Loved it. More circuit board repairs if you can are always appreciated

Cool, it's always fun learning and honing new skills. Never be afraid of expanding your horizons. Excellent video.

Good job...... first step it’s have way to the finish line. Good video.

Very well done! Excellent soldering. From an electronics service tech of 50 years. Came from South Main Auto, Eric O . Subscribed

Awesome video again PJ, was fun to watch. It would definitely be an adventure to get started in this. look forward to more board repair!

Awesome video brother! Really enjoy this type of stuff and it’s only setting you up for more skill sets for the future. Again great work

Very interested in learning more about this. I see it as a new wave of repair with the automotive industry going electric.

It looks like you've taken your valuable skills up a few notches, PJ! Thanks for showing us the details of your work!

PJ you did an AMAZING job 👍👍 I always wanted to try this. I think you just motivated me. 😉

Great job PJ 👏 👍 I really enjoyed the video.

Awesome. New stuff to learn to all of us. Thank you.

Hello and thanks as always, PJ!!

PJ, AWESOME VIDEO/INFO BROTHER I ALWAYS ENJOY UR VIDEOS BY DOING EXCELLENT JOB TO SHOW ALL THAT SO THANKYOU FOR TAKING THE TIME REALLY APPRECIATED ALOT.CHEEEERS

Awesome video , i might give this a try one of these days .

Awesome. Thanks for sharing PJ... Cheers.

Awesome! Thanks for sharing!

8:00-8:10 you cracked me up , too! Great work, dude!!

Great video! Thanks for sharing.

Cool video PJ. It’s great not only diagnosing but then actually opening up the ecm and finding/repairing the issue. I stumbled across a channel I believe his name is Maic Salazar. He has a series on ecm repairs also.

Well that was pretty ninja PJ! Always cool to learn new skills!

That is awesome. Thanks for sharing

Buen video! Gracias por compartir !

Very well explained. Thank you.

Thanks for sharing. I would like to see you doing some EEPROM tutorials .

Enjoyed it!!!!

Oh ya...awesome video!

nice video with great tips thanks

I've been micro soldering for years mate, your skills are right up there, if you anticipate doing a lot more of this stuff , i would suggest you get yourself a good quality extractor, would also suggest hand protection ie gloves or barrier cream, lead once absorbed into your body can not be secreted through any body functions, its there to stay, Regards Joe

good worke ...thanks

Tnx very helpful for beginners

Again great video and knowledge!! Just one question was the engine harness damaged in anyway/replaced?

Very cool!

PJ I hope I got your name correct but I also have been trying to learn some of this stuff also on my own as a diyer. I was learning from Maic Salazar but his videos have stopped. I hope because he’s to busy. I’ve been following you for awhile I’m a retired aircraft mechanic but I enjoy working on cars and now I’m into it big time. I’m also into the tool aspect because I love my tools and now the electronic end of it. Thanks for sharing your videos and knowledge and stay safe and well Artie. 😊 very nice surface mount solder joint 👍 Pj is the power supply and hot air gun in your Amazon store. Guess I could look but then I might d buy to much LOL

very nice brother

I really love your job. I am into automobile and I want to learn more about ECU repair in general it can be of great knowledge to me. I will appreciate your response

Nice video bro

Yes! Go Browns!

Hey PJ, Awesome job. Where did you get your PCM parts at? I was wondering if I might be able to purchase such parts. Do you have a go to place that you recommend. Would you mind sharing some links of the tools used and parts used?

Nice job 👍🏻, can you tell me please what was your heating temperature set in the heat gun. Thanks for answering

Great video! I took your WP class last weekend. I really enjoyed it. I am curious where did you found a quality replacement driver for this PCM?

good job thank

That was super!! Where did u get the driver? It would b nice to if u made a list of all your tools and supplies that u used. As soon as I c VDD vid, it's time to drop everything and learn something really helpful. Thank u!!!!

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I thought this was amazing! Thank you. I have one question about this though. Would you know if that just effected one single injector or does that control multiple injectors?

Well done 👍,where did you get the new driver chip from and what the correct name for it?

Awesome! I had an 2007/2008 model Tundra, customer came in with 1 shift solenoid code, code would not clear and would set with key on. Confirmed continuity from ecm to internal trans wire was good, bench tested solenoid as good. I condemned the ECM and the customer declined, I wonder if it could be fixed in the same way.

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As Dan mentioned in an Earlier comment id like to know where you would recommend replacement drivers from and how do you identify which is the correct one?Compatible replacement. TIA. Ps another great Video and extremely interesting and useful stuff I can apply to my work. 10/10

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Awesome job! Where did you get your training info from? What kind of soldering iron are you using and what heat gun. I have always wanted to do something like this. Thanks for sharing

Hi! Where did you purchase the driver Eprom from? Thank you. Good video. Thank you for sharing.

I have the same problem in a Ecu , and was wondering can you repair it

Nice job, what microscope did you used?

This might be a dumb question but where do you get replacement drivers from and how do you identify which is the correct one?

Another source for the part would b the dozen old computers u have underneath your tool box. As fast as u took that off u go into competition with Mouser and undercut him

heey have you ever heard about the XTOOL X100 PAD2? u know if its bi directional? AND the Ancel X6 OBD2 Diagnostic?? (supposedly does some bi directional controls)?? cheerz!

Ho Yea. !! In real time

Having a scope, and most importantly, knowing how to use a scope is critical. That said, as a cost effective method - what about using a $35 O2/exhaust gas detector? If those cylinder heads are cracked, wouldn't there also be warpage, too (I take it the engine overhead?)? Lastly, is this the 1MZ?

What brand and model hot air gun are you using?

Is the wiring diagram for the board in Toyota si?

Duh. I just the Amazon store Sorry!!

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