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Does anyone have this, or even just the pin-out list? I have a '95 Aerostar 4.0 EEC-IV PCM that I'm wanting to swap in for testing purposes into a '92 Ranger 4.0. I can move a few pins around if needed, but can't find the schematic on-line at all.
This comes from the Chilton's manual for Aerostars; this picture is specifically of the 1995 EEC-IV for 4 liter v6. I suspect you can find something similar for a Ranger.
This comes from the Chilton's manual for Aerostars; this picture is specifically of the 1995 EEC-IV for 4 liter v6. I suspect you can find something similar for a Ranger.
Thanks very much - that's very helpful. Indeed I already have the schematic for the Ranger.
Any idea where that circuit goes from pin 46? It's Gray/Red, the same as the shared Signal Rtn for IAT, TPS, ECT.
On other cars (Mustangs), pin 46 is labeled "Signal Return", and noting that it is common to one side of a number of sensors, I would guess it's like the ground side of the sensors, but referenced by the EEC, vs chassis ground. The other side of sensors that need a reference voltage from the EEC are connected to pin 26. In the Mustang, it is connected to the TPS, MAP and EVP sensors, but on the 95 Aero, it's just the TPS.
Thanks. Yes, pin 46 is consistently Sgnl Rtn. The Chilton schematic you shared just opted not to show where it went. The good news is that the '95 Aero didn't go SEFI so I can interchange it with the Ranger and pre-'94 Explorer PCM's, if only for testing purposes. They're pretty much identically wired. .
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