auxillary idle control
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11-08-2005, 08:57 PM
Hmmm...none of my diagrams match up to your wire colors, but they are close.
My book shows tan/orange and pink/blue. They hook up to the corresponding colors on the data link connector (the OBDII port). Black is the same showing as the ground. And where you have white/purple I show red/yellow. As the only wire left it goes to a keyed ignition source.
Give me a minute and I'll check the book on the 96 to see if they match up.
My book shows tan/orange and pink/blue. They hook up to the corresponding colors on the data link connector (the OBDII port). Black is the same showing as the ground. And where you have white/purple I show red/yellow. As the only wire left it goes to a keyed ignition source.
Give me a minute and I'll check the book on the 96 to see if they match up.
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okay it works i think, the only buttons that do anything is the power button and the charge protect button, it kicks the idle to 1200, i'am shore i'am not useing it right, how do you use it like the rpm control and adjust the rpm, the button with up, down arrowsw, the double arrow buttons, were can i get a book on this thing
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11-14-2005, 03:04 PM
Hmmm...well lets try getting there the hard way. UPDATE>>>For some reason, FTE adds a http in front of the link every time you click it. Open another browser window and cut and paste the link into it.
Start with this link https://www.fleet.ford.com/ When that page opens click on the tab mark "showroom" and scroll down to "truck body builders/upfitters" and click there.
That will open a new page. Move your mouse over to "Publications" then scrool down to "APCM Manual"
Hope that works.
Start with this link https://www.fleet.ford.com/ When that page opens click on the tab mark "showroom" and scroll down to "truck body builders/upfitters" and click there.
That will open a new page. Move your mouse over to "Publications" then scrool down to "APCM Manual"
Hope that works.
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