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Posted: Wed Nov 10, 2004 8:22 pm 
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I'm about to set up a wolf 3d ecu on my na EA MPI and have decided rather than pull out the stock eec and its wiring harness, I want to splice the wolf harness into the EEC harness.
Has anyone on here done this? My main reason is so i dont have to cut up wires and conectors under the bonnet, and run the large wolf harness into the eng bay.
I have a doc on the EEC wiring so I know what all the wires are, but a few of the "ford terms" are different to the "Wolf terms"... such as

36- SPOUT (spark output) - does this go to coil(-) ?
16- IGN GRD (ignition ground) - does this go to the dizzy module (-) ?
56- PIP (profile ignition pulse) - does this go to dizzy module (+) ?
22- FP (fuel pump) - is this just a trigger to go to the pumps relay?
01- KAMP (keep memory alive power) this is permanent positive?
37- V-PWR (vehicle power) also permanent positive?
05- K-PWR (key power) positive power from ignition key

The rest Im fairly sure about, just the above ones I'm not 100% about. And lastly... where is the air temp sensor mounted?

Cheers guys, I hope to get this all done in one go, but just want to be 100% befor I start chopping wires :)
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Posted: Wed Nov 10, 2004 8:33 pm 
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Yeah, i have done something simular with a EMS 8860.
THe ECCV only runs the temp guage and fans.

I just got a harnessto connect them together, i think from the USA.
Get your self a gregories or even better, a ford repair manual. There a big help.
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Posted: Thu Nov 11, 2004 12:58 am 
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With my EF running a haltech they could only piggyback the standard ecu so that all the dash,fans,etc would work

 

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Posted: Thu Nov 11, 2004 9:53 am 
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This might give you some info on each sensor/pin:

[url]stealth316.com/misc/eectch98.pdf[/url]

 

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Posted: Thu Nov 11, 2004 11:05 am 
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I'll be looking at the same thing shortly. I imagined you'd just have a bunch of loose wires coming out of your aftermarket unit and then splice them into the wiring of your exisitng ecu (on the floor in the passenger footwell rather than in the engine bay ?)

 

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Posted: Thu Nov 11, 2004 12:59 pm 
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SVO XR6 - How did yours get wired up? Do you still have the EEC-V operating the gauges etc??
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Posted: Thu Nov 11, 2004 1:08 pm 
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EA Series 1 - ECU (checked and confirmed 100% from my car)
PIN wire colour Description
1 yellow Keep Alive Memory Power
3 white Vehicle Speed Sensor
5 red/green Key Power - B+ when igntion is switched on
6 yellow Power Steering Pressure Switch
7 greeen/yellow Engine Coolant Temperature sensor
10 blue Air Con Clutch Relay
16 black Ingition Ground
17 white/black Self test output
21 grey/white Idle Speed Control Device
22 brown/green Fuel Pump Relay or circuit
25 yellow/red Air Charge Temp
26 orange/black Sensor Volatge Ref
29 green/blue Heated Exhaust Gas Oxygen sensor
30 orange/black Neutral Drive switch
31 yellow/blue Canister Purge enable output
34 green/yellow Serial Data Output Port (Link) TRIP Comp
36 yellow/green Spark Output from the EEC IV
37 red Vehicle power B+
40 black/green Vehicle ground battery negative (-)
45 blue/yellow Manifold Absolute Pressure
46 black/white Zero ref for most sensors
47 green/black Throttle Position Sensor Voltage
48 white/red Self Test Input
49 grey/blue Heated Exhaust Gas Oxygen sensor GND
56 brown Profile Ignition Pulse
57 red Vehicle power B+
58 dark brown bank 1
59 green bank 2
60 black/green Vehicle ground battery negative (-)

 

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Posted: Thu Nov 11, 2004 2:10 pm 
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Aaron_EF8 wrote:
SVO XR6 - How did yours get wired up? Do you still have the EEC-V operating the gauges etc??


yeah, only the temp guage. and fans

 

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Posted: Thu Nov 11, 2004 2:30 pm 
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I removed the ols ECU and cut the plug.
I lost the trip computer and auto only.
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