Hi All,
Does anyone know how to check for correct EEC units? My EEC-IV unit would not run a self-test. I removed it and opened it and two capacitors are leaking, so I am going to buy a rebuilt unit.

The engineering number on it is: F3TF-12A650-DA
However, this truck was not very well maintained, and on the inside cover of the unit somebody wrote 'replacement core'. So I am wondering before I order a rebuilt one if this is the correct one for my truck.

Year: 1993
VIN: 2FDJF37G9PCA67914
Type: F-350 Cab and chassis, dual rear wheels. 12' Flatbed.
Engine: 7.5L 460ci Gas
Transmission: Manual 5 speed
Calibration Code: 3-97A-R00

Background: New member here. Just bought a '93 F350 dually flatbed dump and am starting to restore it. It is running way too rich with the check engine light on. EEC self test would not initiate....

 

Ping to subford or anyone else that has the ability to check. Thanks!

 

Should be a sticker like this on the door jamb somewhere, it will have the calibration code and catch code on it see if it matches the computer tag

 

The OP already posted that info:

Calibration Code: 3-97A-R00

 

F3TF-12A650-DA is listed to fit this:

1993 Ford Truck
7.5L Engine
Automatic Transmission
Federal Emission

My reference does not states the automatic is an E4OD, so I suspect it's a C6. That would work with your manual transmission.

A second reference states it's for a manual transmission.

I do not have the cross reference the Calibration Code to PCM part number.

 

Thanks for looking into it. Pic of the EEC label attached.
The complete info on the Calibration Code is: 3-97A-R00 F3AE-6E061-HGM

 

Yes you have the right one, F3TF-12A650-DA:


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Subford, as we say in Hawaii, a big Mahalo for checking on this! You are awesome.