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I didn't have to reprogram. Thought I would do that latter. I'm going to go with a 520 in the future.
The fuel curves are good to go with the GT computer. You'll continue to get the Check Engine light, but that will probably be for the EGR. You can check your codes.
It will only support it with lots of work, and then, not very well. A9P would be a really poor choice.
If you're staying with EEC-IV, you want a VEX1 or WAY1 or HOG0 or HOG1. All these are mass flow SEFI for trucks with E4OD transmissions. I think there's a HOG0 on Ebay at the moment.
There's still reprogramming to do, but these will actually work.
What would I need to have done to the HUG0 computer? Sorry so many questions but I'm completely ignorant when it comes to ECU's.
You don't want a HUG0, that controls 4R70W transmission. It's VEX1 or WAY1, or HOG0 for an E4OD. For those, you'd need to do all the wiring from the MAF and injectors that the HOG0 expects, verify that your E4OD solenoid pack is compatible with the HOG0 (a diode was moved between the solenoid pack and the ECU sometime around 1995).
Then you'd need to have a tuner calibrate various parameters of the HOG0, such as engine capacity, manifold volume, size of MAF, size of injectors, set the ECU torque table correctly so the transmission pressure is correct, and probably a few other things.
Those settings could be burnt into some Moates device plugged into the J3 port.
I've put a sd 460 in my 94 flareside 2 whl runs if put fuel down throttle body only no power to injector s or fuel pumps even if hot wire pumps still no injector pulse came outta my 88 f250 all rebuilt and .40 over now was a beast motor thanks please help
What EEC are you using, and what engine harness? The 88 and 94 engine harness to front end harness connections are completely different. 88 is 4 8 pin plugs, 94 is a single 42 pin plug.