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Ok, Im usually pretty good at this stuff, and I don't actually need help, But I would like to know if a Factory Manual EF/EL will take a Auto ECU without any mods,
The reason I ask this is cos when I did the Climate control conversion and I was cleaning around and replaced my recirc air box, I noticed there were a few factory resistors on the ECU loom, and when I finnished the CC conversion I forgot to investigate what these Resistors were for! I haven't actually sighted an Auto cars ecu loom but wanted to know they had these 2/3 resistor plugs. and Finally.. if these are a 'patch' from Ford.... would an Auto ECU work in a Manual car? (with consideration the park/neutral would be blanked) Like I said, I have no problem, I just want to 'mess' with an xr auto ECU and not stuff my xr manual one!!
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IIRC the passenger airbag blanking resistor is on the loom that travels to the ECU, so don't associate it with the ECU.
Having said that though, my XH manual ECU always comes up with the code 786 Econ Ind Lt, and it is a factory original fit, so I did have suspicions that the factory may have possibly done 'patch' mods to run auto ECU's in manuals if there was a shortage on the assembly line.
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no, these resistors are on the lower ECU loom, around 30cm's away from the the ECU plug itself,
The upper part has a branch going to the resistor for the airbag within a small coaxial protector, as I removed this to install the passenger airbag, This is where i thought it was interesting, as these were tightly wrapt in electrical tape only exposing the tops as the loom when along. and yes, This is factory, I might see if I can get a picture of it later on ok, did that its only a few cm's away from the ecu, the Large plug on the left, has a 1.3K Ohm Resistor. the small on the right is a dead short.
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I did teh manual conversion and ran the auto ecu for 6 months or so
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I did the manual conversion 9months ago and still run auto ecu no worrys at all
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It's mostly the other way around that there are problems eg. manual ecu into an auto car.
 
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snap0964 wrote: IIRC the passenger airbag blanking resistor is on the loom that travels to the ECU, so don't associate it with the ECU.
Having said that though, my XH manual ECU always comes up with the code 786 Econ Ind Lt, and it is a factory original fit, so I did have suspicions that the factory may have possibly done 'patch' mods to run auto ECU's in manuals if there was a shortage on the assembly line. This is one of the codes that is displayed if you have a manual car with an auto ecu, what is your ecu id number.
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GTBob wrote: what is your ecu id number. 95DA-12A650-AA (all XH's are EEC V). The thing is though Bob is that I've been testing an EL Tickford LPG ECU in the XH - they are auto only, and it does exhibit the characteristic auto in manual signs - high idle (1200 RPM), thermos always on. The XH ECU works as per normal.
Krytox - I've got those resistors in my XH - XH's are 99% EL wiring. I'll delve a little further and see where they connect to. I didn't notice any of those resistors in my wagon, which is a factory auto.
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| Krytox |
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The factory original is a DA-4DAF
I have a Spare DA-4DAD (1 revison lower, wow big deal) And I an running an XR6 DT-4TAD I know a lot of people are running an auto ecu with a manual conversion with resistor mods and even without, but thats not what Im asking. I want to know if this Factory manual car run like a Modded Auto ECU as there are some resistors left in there by the factory, HENCE are these 2 plugs the inhibitor switch and temperature wires? I don't think i can explain this better :/
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you can run an auto ECU on a manual car, but you need to trick the computer into thinking that its not too hot (hence thermos always on) and somehow disable the limp mode they have for when it doesnt recieve a signal from the auto box.
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theres a wiring diag on fm somewhere do a search, its an auto trick, not as good as orig manual tho cos your revs dont return smoothly whn in neutral, btu itll do the job
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snap0964 wrote: GTBob wrote: what is your ecu id number. 95DA-12A650-AA (all XH's are EEC V). The thing is though Bob is that I've been testing an EL Tickford LPG ECU in the XH - they are auto only, and it does exhibit the characteristic auto in manual signs - high idle (1200 RPM), thermos always on. The XH ECU works as per normal. Krytox - I've got those resistors in my XH - XH's are 99% EL wiring. I'll delve a little further and see where they connect to. I didn't notice any of those resistors in my wagon, which is a factory auto.
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Now you've lost me Bob
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Krytox wrote: no, these resistors are on the lower ECU loom, around 30cm's away from the the ECU plug itself, The resistor is known as a starter resistor, the other is a diode in series with it. The starter resistor taps into the line beween the starter relay and the solenoid.
The upper part has a branch going to the resistor for the airbag within a small coaxial protector, as I removed this to install the passenger airbag, This is where i thought it was interesting, as these were tightly wrapt in electrical tape only exposing the tops as the loom when along. and yes, This is factory,its only a few cm's away from the ecu, the Large plug on the left, has a 1.3K Ohm Resistor. the small on the right is a dead short. Check your starting system wiring diagrams to have a better look.
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I was about to say, Ive seen those on every loom I remember looking closely at. Autos and manuals.
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