1984 eec IV or III ?
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I just found out that if I click on someones screen name it takes me to public info and picture gallery if they have one. I have pictures of what I have so you can see them there. Thanks. Al
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The vin is 1FMEU15YEL921956. Hope that helps. There is a guy on the 6 cly. forums on this site and he has a 85,6cyl,carb,TFI and in Calif. and he is going to see what EEC he has and let me know. That should get me close. Unless the Y in the vin tells you what I need to know. Thanks. Al
My sticker is the same as you posted in your gallery. EEC IV. Mine has a diagram on it also.
Feedback carb, TFI (Thick Film Integrated, whatever that means--also known as "Total Failure Imediately"). Those solinoids you can see in your pic, miles of vaccum lines, EGR, O2 sensor, smog pump etc.
Don't worry about the TFI--if it runs, it's good. Get your smog situation figured out and then you can worry about getting and keeping a spare module and wrench in the tool kit.
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Hey, I know that dude...
My sticker is the same as you posted in your gallery. EEC IV. Mine has a diagram on it also.
Feedback carb, TFI (Thick Film Integrated, whatever that means--also known as "Total Failure Imediately"). Those solinoids you can see in your pic, miles of vaccum lines, EGR, O2 sensor, smog pump etc.
Don't worry about the TFI--if it runs, it's good. Get your smog situation figured out and then you can worry about getting and keeping a spare module and wrench in the tool kit.
My sticker is the same as you posted in your gallery. EEC IV. Mine has a diagram on it also.
Feedback carb, TFI (Thick Film Integrated, whatever that means--also known as "Total Failure Imediately"). Those solinoids you can see in your pic, miles of vaccum lines, EGR, O2 sensor, smog pump etc.
Don't worry about the TFI--if it runs, it's good. Get your smog situation figured out and then you can worry about getting and keeping a spare module and wrench in the tool kit.
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