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EEC number question
As I travel down the MASS Air conversion road I retrived what I believed to be the correct EEC computer from a junker. When I returned home with it it had an extra digit not in any of my literature. Anyone have any ideas about this extra digit in red below?
I though I had retrieved a E9ZF 12A650 AA on further inspection it turned out to be a E9ZF 12A650 A2A Any helpful ideas appreciated. |
I don't know what the "red" number indicates, but you said you converted, and I do have Motorsport part numbers for the conversions and what they "fit"
M-9000-A51 1986-88 Mustang 5.0 EFI HO - Manual trans M-9000-B50 1986-88 Mustang 5.0 EFI HO - Automatic trans M-9000-T50 1987-95 F-series truck 5.0 EFI Truck - Manual trans M-9000-T51 1987-95 F-series truck 5.0 EFI Truck - Auto - AOD ONLY! These are part numbers for the "Kit", not just the computer, but if it is a "motorsport conversion' this will nail it down. I suppose this will only help you if you bought an actual Motorsport conversion kit, but thought I'd try, I just love the "MAF Conversion" topic! |
Can you give is the 3 digit code off of it? Is it A9L, A9M, A9P?
andy |
That part number he shows is the A9L
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Yep A9L it is. Still confused about the A2A thing, but I am gonna install based on it being an A9L.
Thanks for the help. |
Don't forget to disconnect the battery first.:)
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as long as it's an A9L, then you should be fine! Happy MAF motoring:D
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EEC
The 2 is were the computer was built. I just went through all the bull my self. Later
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