Ignition module vaz 2112 DIY repair

In detail: vaz 2112 ignition module DIY repair from a real master for the site my.housecope.com.

When operating a VAZ 21102 car, after 15,000 km. run, I suddenly discovered a strange malfunction: - from time to time, high voltage disappeared on the 2nd and 3rd cylinders. All suspicions immediately fell on the ignition module.

When inspecting it "on the go" it was noticed that if you press on the rear aluminum plate, the engine started to work normally. It would seem that everything is clear, the ignition module is dead, you need to go buy a new one, but the price bites painfully.
It was decided to carry out "trepanation" and study, so to speak, the material part of the above-mentioned miracle of the automobile industry.

Take a screwdriver and tear off the aluminum plate.

That's it, done, what do we see there. Small printed circuit board with electronics. The board is covered with a thick layer of transparent silicone, which was carefully removed by us. So, the wires by which the board is connected to the contacts of the connectors and coils are made of soft aluminum or some other metal. “So this is where my death lurked. ”- these wires are rather flimsy and tear almost at a glance.

So during the autopsy, we successfully tear off all the wires from all contacts. Well, now let's get down to business. For repair we need
thin wires, preferably stranded. The wires from the broken "mouse" came in handy for this role. As I said, remove the transparent silicone as well as the remnants of the white auto silicone.
In the meantime, let's take a look at our "giblets".

As you can see from the photo, the circuit consists of two L497D1 switches from SGS-THOMSON and two powerful BU931 transistors.
When soldering, it turned out that the contacts on the module are made of aluminum and soldering their business is not for the faint of heart, so it was purchased
special flux for aluminum.

Video (click to play).

The desoldering technology is as follows:

  1. first we solder the wires to the board. Moreover, it is advisable to remove the old wires from the board, although they are tinned better. Soldering the wires to the collectors of the transistors caused a particular difficulty - they are covered with some kind of metal that is difficult to solder. The bur-machine helped to strip the plaque of this metal to copper, but that's not all. When touched with a soldering iron, its heat was instantly dissipated on the aluminum plate. In order to properly solder, I had to put the entire plate on the electric stove and heat it up to 180 degrees.
  2. then we solder the wires of the board to the corresponding contacts in the “womb” of the module, trying to make the wires as short as possible.
  3. we cover the soldering points with some kind of varnish (I secretly took nail polish from my wife)

The result should be something like this.

It is advisable to conduct general tests of the device for its performance before final assembly. THE MAIN RULE WHEN CONDUCTING THE TEST: - TREAT WITH YOUR FEET IN THE SIDE OF THE EXPLOSION, THE AUTOMATIC UNDER YOURSELF TO DO NOT MELT :-)). If the device has shown its efficiency, then having coated the inner surface with auto-sealant, we produce the final assembly by tucking the wires inside the cavity so that they are not clamped by the plate to the edges of the cavity. Well, if the device does not work, then you will have to look for the malfunction more carefully. Perhaps this is a failure of electronic components, an open circuit or short circuit in the coils.

In conclusion, for the "folk crazy" I want to say that the L497D1 switch costs about $ 3, the BU931 transistor - about $ 6.
You can try to replace the transistor with the domestic KT848A, it is much cheaper, but its SIZES are impressive.

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Repair of the ignition module vaz 2112

for cars of the VAZ -2110 family

When operating a VAZ 21102 car, after 15,000 km.run, I suddenly found an unusual malfunction: - from time to time the highest voltage on the 2nd and 3rd cylinders disappeared. All suspicions immediately fell on the ignition module.

When inspecting it "on the go" it was noticed that if you press on the rear aluminum plate, the engine started to work normally. It would seem that everything is clear, the ignition module is dead, you need to go buy a new one, but the price bites painfully.

It was decided to carry out "trepanation" and study, so to speak, the material part of the above-mentioned miracle of the automobile industry.

Take a screwdriver and tear off the aluminum plate.

That's it, done, what do we see there. Small printed circuit board with electronics. The board is covered with a thick layer of transparent silicone, which was carefully removed by us. So, the wires by which the board is connected to the contacts of the connectors and coils are made of soft aluminum or some other metal. “So this is where my death lurked” - these wires are rather flimsy and tear almost at a glance.

So during the autopsy, we successfully tear off all the wires from all contacts. Well, now let's get down to business. For repair we need

thin wires, preferably stranded. The wires from the broken “mouse” came in handy for this role. As I said, we remove the transparent silicone as well as the remnants of the white auto-silicone.

Soldering module has been working for the second year.