After removing the connectors from the ECU, proceed as follows (as a precaution when removing/inserting the connectors, remove the negative battery terminal):
- clean the contacts with contact spray (use a dedicated spray, nothing else)
- identify the pin numbering in the connector. At the moment I don't have a numbering diagram, I hope the pins are numbered right on the connector.
- reconnect the negative battery terminal
- with a multimeter, check the resistance between the negative battery terminal and pins 4 and 5 of the ECU connector. It should be very low, around 1 ohm
- check with a multimeter the voltage between the negative battery terminal and pin 37 of the ECU connector. It should be equal to the battery voltage.It is a permanent voltage regardless of whether the ignition is on or off.
- turn on the ignition and check with a multimeter the voltage between the negative battery terminal and pin 1 and 2 of the ECU connector. It should be equal to the battery voltage.
Depending on the results of these checks, we can isolate the area where the interruption could be.