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Old 02-02-2007, 04:28 PM
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what else can damage the CCU? with the aux pump completely removed from the car, do I need to worry about the CCU being damaged because the aux pump isn't there to draw current as it normally would?
If the CCU is undamaged now, leaving the aux water pump disconnected will not harm the CCU. But as has been said, whatever caused the pump to fail could also have damaged the CCU.

In my case, failure of the pump (during a PO's ownership) caused several traces on the PC board to fry. Someone had done a rather sloppy repair, which I cleaned up. I assume that the pump was replaced at that time but admit I haven't checked it other than measuring the current draw.

Rrgrassi, have you measured the current draw of your pump? It would be interesting to compare my 0.9 Amp to whatever yours draws. A larger initial surge is certainly one reason why mine will eventually blow a 1 Amp fuse but yours does not. Then again, my pump could have been replaced years ago and is again getting old.
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