Engine Calibration Code location?
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Engine Calibration Code location?
Well, for 1988-1995 it says, "Pasenger side kick panel, near drivers foot." If that isn't completely non-logical to follow.
Where the crap, can I get my calibration code to see if I am EEC-IV or EEC-V?
Is there an easy way?
Ford used the EEC-IV from 1988-1995, but I don't know if they used EEC-IV through 1995, or stopped at 1995.
Anyone?
Where the crap, can I get my calibration code to see if I am EEC-IV or EEC-V?
Is there an easy way?
Ford used the EEC-IV from 1988-1995, but I don't know if they used EEC-IV through 1995, or stopped at 1995.
Anyone?
#4
Most Vehicles went to OBD-II in 1996 but the Ranger was part of a phase-in in 1995. So, with a couple of small exceptions, the 1995 Ranger was compliant with the 1996 OBD-II requirements. I can't say for sure that the 1995 Ranger is EEC-V but I believe it is.
Look on top of the PCM itself. The EEC version is usually on the printed label.
Look on top of the PCM itself. The EEC version is usually on the printed label.
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Originally Posted by rwenzing
Look on top of the PCM itself. The EEC version is usually on the printed label.
Originally Posted by 67cobain94
Just look at your DLC connector. If it's the generic OBD-II 16 pin you should be running the EEC-V as far as I know.
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Originally Posted by BlackRanger93
So that determins if you can get chips installed????? or what does that do????
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