Used in Thousands of applications the one
and only ECU ECU ® engine control series
means value, ease of use and proven
Reliability
Various versions can pre-check, start and
monitor an engine and can also shut it
down if necessary
From Burning
Desert Heat
Designed for
Hot dry
locations
Vibration Vibration Vibration
To Ships at Sea
Alpine Cold
Constant Cold
OFF
AU TO BA T TER Y FUEL RELA Y FUSE 10 AMP FR
START
REMOTE
Friendly applications assistance is always available
and example wiring diagrams like this one
STAR T RELAY
SR
HIGH WA TER TEMP
LO W OIL PRESS
MAGNETIC
PICKUP
INPUT
LAMP TEST
POSITIVE
BATTERY
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
15
14
13 X1
MANUAL
SPEED OVER
CYCLE
CRANK
CRANK
DISCONNECT
HIGH WA TER TEMP
DELA Y OIL PRESS
ECU®
CRANK AT TEMP TS
LO W OIL PRESSURE LAMP
HIGH WA TER TEMP LAMP
OVERCRANK LAMP
OVERSPEED LAMP
ENGINE STARTED LAMP
COMMON ALARM LAMP
OVERSPEED VERIF Y
SINGLE OR C YCLE CRANK
TIE TO BA T TER Y
EXTRA FAUL TS
POSITIVE
ECU is a registered trademark of
Engineering Concepts Unlimited Inc.
8950 Technology Drive, Fishers IN 46038
Voice 317-849-8470 FAX 317-849-6475
www. ecu-engine-controls.com / sales@ecu-engine-controls.com
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Mooney Succeeds Younessi At Navistar
Navistar International Corp. has appointed Dennis “Denny”
Mooney as group vice president – Global Product Development,
succeeding Ramin Younessi, who is leaving the company to pur-
sue other opportunities.
Mooney, 56, joined Navistar in 2009 as vice president, Global
Product Development, where he has been responsible for developing a fully integrated global engineering group. He has held a
variety of roles in domestic and international operations and product
development. Highlights of his 31-year career at General Motors
(GM) included being the executive director for vehicle performance
at GM Engineering and serving as chairman and managing director
of GM Holden in Australia.
Prior to retiring from GM in 2009, Mooney was the vice president
of global vehicle systems and integration. Mooney also gained
expertise in engine and emissions systems while at Oldsmobile,
where he was responsible for emissions certification for gas and
diesel engines.
dpDIESEL HR
New Education Director For EGSA
The Electrical Generating Systems
Association (EGSA) has named Robert
(Bob) Breese as the association’s new director of Education. Breese has more than 30
years of experience, most recently working as the lead service trainer and technical
writer for Generac Power Systems. In that
position, he developed the course curricula
for Generac’s factory and field service training programs. He also served as an EGSA
Breese’s responsibilities include directing the association’s educational programs, such as the Basic and Advanced Power schools, the
EGSA Technician Certification Program, as well as the David I. Coren
Scholarship Program. Breese will also have full responsibility for the
eLearning Program as it is developed and implemented.
R. Breese
AEM Names Charlie O’Brien Senior VP
The Association of Equipment
Manufacturers (AEM), Milwaukee, Wis.,
has named Charlie O’Brien as senior vice
president. O’Brien joined AEM in 2007 as a
vice president. He serves as agriculture sector leader and also oversees AEM’s market
information, technical/safety and member
services areas.
O’Brien came to AEM with more than 20
years of experience in the off-road equipment
industry. This includes president and CEO of FPC Financial as
well as Farm Plan & AgLine (Canada) product manager and sales
manager for John Deere Financial; branch manager and director of
strategic initiatives for Deere Financial’s England operations; and
Deere Financial management positions in sales, market and business development, and risk management.
C. O’Brien
