No, it doesn't which is strange but it is kind of bubbled looking. What do you think? If I just showed a mech. shoudl they be able to tell?

 

Another thought is this, I was reading on DSM talk and it seems like it is possible for the upstreme O2 sensor to trigger a P0125 code. Can anyone confirm this?

 

I guess if it was shorting out....

 

Eff it, it is going back to the mech. Oh well

 

That ECU doesn't look healthy. I wish I would have save the pics of mine :/

 

At this point I just don't know, I am taking it to a gauy who is going to hook it up to a computer that will tell him everything the ECU is receiving and then he will know right away if it is bad.

 

That yellow stuff could possible be harmless flux you can test it out by just scratchign it with ur nails. It shoudl flake off if it is. Also the bubble affect on the transistor is a type of protective conformal coating. Used on electronics that r exposed to moisture, dust and basically the environment. Its all non conductive and scratches off. The coating has a really gloossy look and feels almost like sticky silicone if u run ur hand on it.

 

It was the upstreme O2, how gay is that? I have now idea how it spit out a P0125 but that was the problem, $270 later. Oh well, now it is fixed!