Power source for '84 computer
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Is pin #1 the power source for computer? My '84 F-150 runs with the 60-pin connector disconnected to the computer. I checked all the pins on the connector going to the computer, and none supply any voltage to the computer.
My electrical schematic shows a red fuse link on a yellow wire going to pin #1. Does anyone know where that fuse link is located?
Just forward of the computer, there is an electrical box about a third the size of the computer. What is that?
Thanks in advance for your help.
-Jim
My electrical schematic shows a red fuse link on a yellow wire going to pin #1. Does anyone know where that fuse link is located?
Just forward of the computer, there is an electrical box about a third the size of the computer. What is that?
Thanks in advance for your help.
-Jim
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Power source for '84 computer
Pin #1 is call "keep alive power" and it is a yellow wire and it should run to a fusible link which is located near the starter solenoid which is where the power comes from.
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Is the "stay alive" the primary and only power source to the EEC or are there secondary power sources (not related to feedback sensors) that I should also check?
thanks,
Jim
thanks,
Jim
