ECM issues
ECM issues
Fleet Mechanic
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From: Saskatchewan Canada
How about that? Something I actually have. I'm quite a ways away. Looks like you are in Florida?
Checked rates, I can send it expedited parcel for about $30. 6-7 days delivery. Give me another $20 for the part and packaging and I'll send it your way. $50 total.
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And yes, why do you need one? This one came from a running 5.0 87 truck. I'll check caps before I would send it.
Checked rates, I can send it expedited parcel for about $30. 6-7 days delivery. Give me another $20 for the part and packaging and I'll send it your way. $50 total.
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And yes, why do you need one? This one came from a running 5.0 87 truck. I'll check caps before I would send it.
Last edited by NotEnoughTrucks2014; Feb 2, 2015 at 04:21 PM. Reason: see above post!
Fleet Mechanic
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From: Saskatchewan Canada
Things became clear.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...ease-help.html
302meister, if you want the ECU, I can send, but you really would be better off looking for one locally. Wreckers usually want around $25 for them at a U-pull.
I'll go back to the other post and try to help.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...ease-help.html
302meister, if you want the ECU, I can send, but you really would be better off looking for one locally. Wreckers usually want around $25 for them at a U-pull.
I'll go back to the other post and try to help.
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I found a reman ECU locally for 75 bucks with lifetime warranty. I think its an ECU problem because I've replaced every ignition and fuel component i can think of. I have plenty of compression. It isn't firing right. I've checked my firing order, replaced plugs &wires, cap and rotor button, replaced ignition coil, and checked timing
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Checked the timing with the SPOUT out?
Just because the vacuum lines may be connected to the right place means nothing. Those 20+ year old vinyl tubes fall apart if you look too hard at them.
Have you tried pulling the Codes from the Key On Engine Off (KOEO) tests and stored aka Continuous Memory (CM) display?
Before plunking down $$ for no reason, at the very least pull your computer (PCM) out and inspect it for leaking capacitors or burn spots.
Just because the vacuum lines may be connected to the right place means nothing. Those 20+ year old vinyl tubes fall apart if you look too hard at them.
Have you tried pulling the Codes from the Key On Engine Off (KOEO) tests and stored aka Continuous Memory (CM) display?
Before plunking down $$ for no reason, at the very least pull your computer (PCM) out and inspect it for leaking capacitors or burn spots.
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