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 Post subject: xf carby to injection conversion
Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2005 6:43 pm 
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whats involved in converting an xf carby model to injection

i have all the fuel rail intake manifold setup and the injection computer

what else do i need or need to know

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Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2005 11:12 pm 
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rocker cover, dipstick, the EFi wiring loom......

seriously, look at using an aftermarket ECU, the EECIV found in the XF's is a piece of s**t

 

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Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2005 12:40 am 
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Hi there newbie! you will also need the efi head because the injectors actuallysit in the side of the inlet port . You will also need an efi pump and surge tank(or an efi fuel tank),high pressure fuel lines,efi airbox(with built in airflow meter).Much easier to source a whole efi car or "conversion kit".

 

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Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2005 1:02 am 
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Hi there newbie! you will also need the efi head because the injectors actuallysit in the side of the inlet port . You will also need an efi pump and surge tank(or an efi fuel tank),high pressure fuel lines,efi airbox(with built in airflow meter).Much easier to source a whole efi car or "conversion kit".

you'll find that 99% of the alloy heads already have the injector reliefs cut into the intake ports, besides which, the injectors DO NOT sit in the side of the intake port, they sit in the intake manifold runner immediately beside the port in the head

the only heads without the injector relief would be the alloy head XD's, and *maybe* some early XE's

the EFI XE's and XF's did NOT get a surge tank, nor was there an EFI specific tank (although the 80L tank was supposedly mandatory with EFI's), the EFI fuel pump simply dropped into the tank as a complete assembly with the fuel level sender

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Intake manifold
airbox, AFM and airbox->throttlebody pipe
EFI engine bay wiring loom
WFI loom from dash to boot (for the pump)
ECU
Injectors and fuel rail
fuel pressure regulator
fuel lines&filter
Cast alloy rocker cover
EFI specific dipstick

ask anyone who's had an EFI XF..... not really worth the trouble if you're gonna run the stock ECU

 

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Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2005 1:04 am 
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thankx guys are you serious i need all that i thought the head on the later xf was the same i know about the airbox etc and the fuel pump i didnt think ford would go to that much trouble i guess i was wrong
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Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2005 1:21 am 
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This would be the Bosch mechanical system? as used on the VK as well?
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Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2005 9:12 am 
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the XE's used the bosch jetronic system similar to on the BMW's, f**k if i know what the VK's used

 

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Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2005 2:10 pm 
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This would be the Bosch mechanical system? as used on the VK as well?

Nar XE used Bosch LE-jetronic and XF used EEC-IV (A9L modified mustang I think)
I have manualy ground a XD head for the injecters into the intake port before. they do have about 2mm (from mem) of the side end of the injector pintle cap the head injector inset
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Posted: Wed May 04, 2005 12:20 am 
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Cheers interceptor for clarrifying that for us all. I know my xf's and it frustrates me to see fool with little or no knowledge blabbering on about s**t they don't know.

Yes you do need the EFI head, i have an EFI head off an XF 85-spac if you are interested. I wouldn't bother though, your better off going for a 4.0l in your car, from an xg. Money better spent.

Only cost about 1k for a xg right-off.

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Posted: Wed May 04, 2005 12:27 am 
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Cheers interceptor for clarrifying that for us all. I know my xf's and it frustrates me to see fool with little or no knowledge blabbering on about s**t they don't know.

Yes you do need the EFI head, i have an EFI head off an XF 85-spac if you are interested. I wouldn't bother though, your better off going for a 4.0l in your car, from an xg. Money better spent.

funny that..... 6 months ago i pulled a 200ci 6 out of an XE wagon, original carby, and afaik, it's never been apart before i got to it, but suprise suprise, the head has the injector reliefs.......

explain that one smartass

 

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Posted: Sat May 14, 2005 12:19 am 
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I argee with Interceptor u do NOT need a EFI head. When i replaced my head off my XF EFI i used a carby head and suprise suprise, the head has the injector port's. I know it was off a carby because it's was off my dad's carby XF.
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Posted: Sat May 20, 2006 6:24 pm 
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Better late than never,............I agree too, I changed my 86 xf carb for
a efi system and the injector ports were already there on mine.
That is what we where talking about were'nt it,oh never mind,I've lost it now.Bye Bye.

 

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Posted: Sat May 20, 2006 6:26 pm 
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Better late than never,............I agree too, I changed my 86 xf carb for
a efi system and the injector ports were already there on mine.
That is what we where talking about were'nt it,oh never mind,I've lost it now.Bye Bye.

 

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Posted: Sat May 20, 2006 6:27 pm 
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Better late than never,............I agree too, I changed my 86 xf carb for
a efi system and the injector ports were already there on mine.
That is what we where talking about were'nt it,oh never mind,I've lost it now.Bye Bye.

 

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Posted: Tue May 30, 2006 10:02 pm 
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The injected heads have a cutout but they also have a kidney shaped combustion chamber. I was going to do the same mod to my gold xf after the cook destroyed my good white ghia but after making comparisons it was easier to sell the wreck and buy a new car. The fuel tank is different cos the fuel pump sits in the tank and the hole in the non injected tank is not big enough for the pump. The fuel lines are different... etc the list just went on and on.... was looking into putting engine into TE cortina but no time, no money. Still have everything from tank thru to head, polished injector runners , plenham chamber and injector rail if anyone is interested

 

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