Fruit Trader

Not sure of present day situation; but back in 2015 driving through China required a guide which was often shared by overlander groups to reduce cost. Example UK to Thailand route during this period.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/xcC4mvZh1RfMsG857

A02YYUW water resistant ultrasonic sensor uses simple UART communication. Can use Wi-Fi of ESPXX or similar, lots of info kicking around for these devices.

Modern SMD electronic repair requires having the correct tools along with the skill and experience to use them. My BIL has taken a few ECU repairs in the past but would not wish to make a full time business out of it. Industrial power electronics takes up most of his bench time. A Google search reveals several ECU repair specialists around Thailand. There is no black magic or anything particularly special about automotive ECU's other than some components might be difficult or even impossible to source.

ECU repairs are often successful even more so when there is little or no PCB damage. The same applies to many modules sitting on automotive bus. A simple $1 driver component could easily restore a faulty ECU to a level where it outlives the rest of the vehicle.

Without dealer intervention, the easiest way to clone a dead ECU to donor ECU with identical part number is to move the memory chip which contains all unique data along with the all important immobiliser code. Do some research because ECU inspection and repair is available in Thailand even for rare modules. ECU's often fail around inexpensive driver components that interface the processor with the outside world so its worth paying for an inspection before seeking a replacement. One should also consider the repair shop has diagnosed the fault correctly and not fallen into some faulty ECU trap created by another module or external fault.

I was surprised you did not use a fixing system from the start. Our work shed roof strings. 120mm brackets fixed to the low flat areas of the roof sheets. Compared to 80mm brackets we found the 120mm provide better air flow and access to connectors. Thick rubber gaskets and strengthening plates behind provide good reliable water seal.

Chilled food processing environments often suffer excessive icing of cooling evaporators if not turned off during end of production wash down which is often done with steaming hot water. Its an extreme example yes, but demonstrates what can happen when conditions exceed normal. Modern inverter AC's monitor the evaporator coil temperature and will reduce output based on load, length of time running and fan speed. The anti icing parameters set in software would likely not handle unusual situations where room humidity is being held high. AC's equipped with humidity sensing can better avoid coil icing. If refrigerant levels are correct, filters clean, coil fins clear, fan clean and operating correctly, it is still possible for the evaporator to ice over if environmental conditions are outside those what the AC was designed to work with.

New info for me also until the AI master heard me ask about PEA generators.

https://temca.pea.co.th/docs/TEMCA_PEA_MG_and_ESS.pdf

Quite sure the wiping after use will keep black a fitting clean but unfortunately that's not everyone routine especially in a shower cubicle. Its not difficult to find people who are finding the fashionable and delicate black coatings difficult to keep clean.

I guess that's a valid argument as many manufacturer's of black faucets suggest not using any type of chemical cleaner. Bit of a joke when you consider the environment these cool black fashionable fittings have to endure. Quality stainless steel fittings is one sure way to avoid corrosion issues. There a VRH brand fittings in our place that are 15+ years old and look like new.

https://www.facebook.com/RepairmanAe

AI says its Yaris Ativ rear trim moulding. Aftermarket 'go faster' carbon fibre version available. OEM part numbers if you would like one for the collection.