removing EEC-IV from my truck
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The second one is your voltage regulator and has nothing to do with the ignition system. No idea what the dude above me is talking about. If you take it out, you can thank that guy for your truck not charging.
I can't answer the rest of your questions unless you explain what it is you're actually working with.
I can't answer the rest of your questions unless you explain what it is you're actually working with.
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The second one is your voltage regulator and has nothing to do with the ignition system. No idea what the dude above me is talking about. If you take it out, you can thank that guy for your truck not charging.
I can't answer the rest of your questions unless you explain what it is you're actually working with.
I can't answer the rest of your questions unless you explain what it is you're actually working with.
Well actually I thought the second photo was the truck's computer. So that was my reason for saying no.
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The second one looks like a MAP sensor. Your DUI distributor won't use it. I've only seen those on EFI vehicles; I'm less familiar with the feedback system. But it would have been part of that. If you've got a standalone carburetor and all-in-one distributor, you don't need a MAP sensor.
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The "feedback" computer is indeed under the dash, to the left of where the ash tray is located. It is mounted vertically.
On the engine side of the firewall, there is a large bundle of wires going through a rubber grommet. Just follow the wires and they will lead you to the computer.
As you remove these items [i.e. MAP sensor, computer, etc.], save them in a box because from time to time, there will be someone on the forum looking for these parts and you can help them out!
On the engine side of the firewall, there is a large bundle of wires going through a rubber grommet. Just follow the wires and they will lead you to the computer.
As you remove these items [i.e. MAP sensor, computer, etc.], save them in a box because from time to time, there will be someone on the forum looking for these parts and you can help them out!