Re: Anyone know how to test Suzuki ECU??
Automotive Scientific in Rogersville, TN (423-921-9085) is an electronic module rebuilder/analyzer, and can rebuild just about anything electronic. And, their level of service is excellent. See if they can help you.
My Jaguar has 17 electronic modules--many of which cost $1,500 new. There's no way anyone can afford OEM parts at such ridiculous prices, and outfits like this have a very good future. I know where every salvage Jaguar within 250 miles is located--for future parts.
Every automobile built after 2007 has CAN/BUS systems--computer wires communicating between modules. Modern outboard motors are also using automotive technology, and have electronic modules all over them. Many new outboards also have fly by wire throttles and shifting, and have multi use gauges that are also very expensive. The day of the shade tree boat mechanic is officially over.
And, $800 for a used ECU is a ridiculous price, too.
You know, sometimes you've just got to go to a dealership when a service problem stumps you. See what they'd charge you for a diagnosis--not to fix it without your specific approval.
Good luck!