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I have a 92 bronco that I've done a MAF swap. Used a 95 f150 eng and front chassis harness with a WAY1 ecu. I'm what seems like a injector timing issue. According to my wiring diagram, I have no crank sensor for this WAY1 eec swap. Question, how does the ecu know when to fire the injectors with no crank sensor? As what I've come up with even, the distributor is the same from the SD to MAF so how does it know?
There is a narrow tooth on the reluctor wheel in the distributor that corresponds to cylinder #1. Both SD and MAF need a reference to TDC #1, so there shouldn't be any problem using the original distributor. The firing order is different from '92 to '95, is that the issue you are seeing?
There is a narrow tooth on the reluctor wheel in the distributor that corresponds to cylinder #1. Both SD and MAF need a reference to TDC #1, so there shouldn't be any problem using the original distributor. The firing order is different from '92 to '95, is that the issue you are seeing?
The firing order is different from '92 to '95, is that the issue you are seeing?
Only on the 5.0 the 5.8 is the same.. but the OP didn't specify what engine the truck has. If it is a 5.0 then the cam firing order is the problem and none of the fixes are easy, either the cam has to change to a later model with the HO firing order or you need a tuner to change the firing order inside the PCM. Rewiring the injectors is a third possibility but only if the truck is using a single O2 sensor, if it has dual sensors that won't work.