Need EFI Help

blue66tang

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I am currently swapping a 89 5.0 into an 84 cj7 and would like to know what are all the sensors i need to make this thing run properly. I am getting rid of the smog stuff, as well as teh A/C. So basicaly i need just the essential sensors. Thanks.

 

347Fastback

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This is the site I am using for my EFI install in my 66 Fastback. Good Luck!

http://fordfuelinjection.com/

 

347Fastback

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Send me a email to zay@whittz.com and I will send you docs that might help you!

 

blue66tang

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I have been lookign at that site as well, but it deosnt seem to have a very good step by step of what a install needs.
Great about the docs. My email is drider77@hotmail.com

 

Dagz

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That would be great I need all the help as I can get as iI am also just planning the swap for this winter. Please email the links to W_dagenais@hotmail.com

Thanks Dagz

 

Dagz

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That would be great I need all the help I can get since I am also going to make the EFI swap this winter. Thanks for the help my email is W_dagenais@hotmail.com.

Hope this doesn't post twice

Dagz

 

red65

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This manual is about the best step-by-step resource that I've found.

http://www.vintagebronco.com/newberry/pages/tech/efi/efi.html

I used it when I installed the EFI in my '65. The wire and connector colors in the manual are a perfect match for a '92 5.0 wiring harness. You might have to do a little interpretation for an '89 harness, but it'll get you close. Good luck.

 

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This is a good one too: http://www.veryuseful.com/mustang/tech/engine/

 

blue66tang

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Thanks, I just got this from somebody as well. I already read it over and this job seems pretty dang simple. The only thing I need is to find a barometric sensor. Anybody know where I can get one. New onse are freaking expensive. Thanks gusys

red65 said:

This manual is about the best step-by-step resource that I've found.

http://www.vintagebronco.com/newberry/pages/tech/efi/efi.html

I used it when I installed the EFI in my '65. The wire and connector colors in the manual are a perfect match for a '92 5.0 wiring harness. You might have to do a little interpretation for an '89 harness, but it'll get you close. Good luck.

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blue66tang said:

The only thing I need is to find a barometric sensor. Anybody know where I can get one. New onse are freaking expensive. Thanks gusys

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Junkyard or here: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/86-8...013QQitemZ230035475140QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW

 

blue66tang

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is the MAP sensor the same as the BAP sensor?

 

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yes.

i wouldn't call the swap easy by any means. be prepared to do a lot of work to get the power circuits done correctly (if you're doing it according to the fordfuelinjection.com recommendation of 4 relays).