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04-01-2002, 08:28 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Jacksonville, FL
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EEC Coolant Temp Sensor...
Has anybody had this thing go bad? I am still troubleshooting my ignition/miss/hesitation and have replaced everything and I mean everything short of injectors.
I am looking in my Ford manual to see if there is anything written up about it. I just unplugged it and took it out for a spin and it ran pretty good, a lot better than it has been. I assume the EEC just references a memory table if it is recieving no input from the sensor. I read that a malfunctioning one could cause problems ranging from too rich(hunting idle) to too lean. Man, I will be pissed if this has been the problem the WHOLE time. I know I have never changed this thing...
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