EEC-V or EEC-VI?
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Speed_Demon1965 said:Is the 2005 using an EEC-V or EEC-VI? I read that the EEC-VI came out in 2003, but Fords website still claims that most of their 2005 vehicles are using EEC-Vs.
According to the ford web site it’s a EEC-V.
http://www.fordvehicles.com/cars/mustang/features/
2/3 of the way down the page, under power.
Speed_Demon1965 said:Is the 2005 using an EEC-V or EEC-VI? I read that the EEC-VI came out in 2003, but Fords website still claims that most of their 2005 vehicles are using EEC-Vs.
Thinking about it some more, are you sure that you didn't read that EEC-V came out in 2003 and most products were using EEC-IV until that point? A lot of Ford products switched to the new PCM system in 2005 which I assume is EEC-V
351CJ, as soon as OBD-II came out (1994), the EEC-V came out and the EEC-IV was no longer used as it could only support OBD-I. There were actually 2 versions of EEC-V. First was in '94 (other than Mustang as it was still using EEC-IV) and the second came out in '99.
Here is where I found the info about EEC-VI.
http://fordfuelinjection.com/index.php?p=2
Here is where I found the info about EEC-VI.
http://fordfuelinjection.com/index.php?p=2
Nice link Speed Demon1965.
It sounds like the correct answer is EEC-V 2.0, the newer flash memory version. Just saying it is EEC-V leads to confusion that the PCM system is the same as what is in the 99-04 Stangs, which is not the case.
However Ford did not introduce ETC until the 2003 Model year, so something had to change to handle the ETC, which the 2005 Stang has.
It sounds like the correct answer is EEC-V 2.0, the newer flash memory version. Just saying it is EEC-V leads to confusion that the PCM system is the same as what is in the 99-04 Stangs, which is not the case.
However Ford did not introduce ETC until the 2003 Model year, so something had to change to handle the ETC, which the 2005 Stang has.
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