CAMTWO1070
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OP ;- If you still have the car with the harness installed heres why your car runs like crap....
Its funny you mentioned the HEGO setting....How can the pulse regulated ground wire of the HEGO's be properly controlled if its wired into the clean ECU ground of pins #40&60 also #20 case ground....LOL...
Scott Bowers melded all of the grounds together and thats wrong...The dirty 02 sensor heater ground wires and the pulse regulated HEGO ground wire on pin #48 are not supposed to be wired into the clean #40/60 ECU ground and #20 the case ground either!!..O2 sensors go to the frame and pin #49 goes to the intake manifold..
A real Ford harness has 4 seperated grounds not 1 single ground wire for everything!!
Then another issue having the dirty 02 heater power wires melded with the MAF sensor on relay A isnt too ideal either aswell as the quality of the crappy fuse and relay block with inferior grip with terminals that are very loose with the terminals at the wires crimped like crap.........
Separating the circuits into 3 separate fuses w/ 3 general purpose non diode protected relays really chops up the voltage seen by pins #37 and #57 of the ECU which causes issues too...
Theres a ton more to note too so Check out the link below to the post I just posted about Scott Bowers wiring skills and his lack of knowledge in the EEC-IV inner workings and how they operate and after you make the changes to your harness your car will work as intended............
www.stangnet.com
Good Luck
Its funny you mentioned the HEGO setting....How can the pulse regulated ground wire of the HEGO's be properly controlled if its wired into the clean ECU ground of pins #40&60 also #20 case ground....LOL...
Scott Bowers melded all of the grounds together and thats wrong...The dirty 02 sensor heater ground wires and the pulse regulated HEGO ground wire on pin #48 are not supposed to be wired into the clean #40/60 ECU ground and #20 the case ground either!!..O2 sensors go to the frame and pin #49 goes to the intake manifold..
A real Ford harness has 4 seperated grounds not 1 single ground wire for everything!!
Then another issue having the dirty 02 heater power wires melded with the MAF sensor on relay A isnt too ideal either aswell as the quality of the crappy fuse and relay block with inferior grip with terminals that are very loose with the terminals at the wires crimped like crap.........
Separating the circuits into 3 separate fuses w/ 3 general purpose non diode protected relays really chops up the voltage seen by pins #37 and #57 of the ECU which causes issues too...
Theres a ton more to note too so Check out the link below to the post I just posted about Scott Bowers wiring skills and his lack of knowledge in the EEC-IV inner workings and how they operate and after you make the changes to your harness your car will work as intended............
Engine - Ron Francis aka The Detail Zone and their Ford harnesses are beyond poor quality.Here's why.
Hello all: Just wanted to post an infomercial type post regarding the etrociousness of how Scott Bowers the president of Ron Francis and The Detail Zone butchers their wiring harnesses and calls it high quality.. Beware of Ron Francis's Detail Zone line of Ford wiring harnesses...They aren't...

Good Luck
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