what eec does the 2001 have

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Playing with the xcal in livelink and got to the point of choosing what eec it is.I know it is an eec-v, but not sure if its the 88,112 or 216 k. Todd you can jump in at any time.LOL_ Ron
 
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You know that is a good question,

I do not know...



Post or Email HAL He works for ford..

Todd Z
 
Blackhat,

For tuning purposes, the only thing I can think of for EEC, is "Electronic Engine Control",

or maybe the same thing as "P.C.M." (Powertrain Control Module).

Again, I work at G.M., but a lot of these acronyms and initials are close in their

meaning. And I'm also thinking that the "V" could stand for "Variable", since it seems

that you may be trying to change your tune?

The old computer chips in the first generations of computer controlled cars were

R.O.M. (Read Only Memory) Chips, and the early, second generation chips were

R.A.M. chips, meaning that they could be reprogrammed/replaced without the need

of removing the entire computer, usually located underneath the passenger-side

kick-panel. I'm kind of confident in this, yet not 100%!

Hope this helps, let me (us) know!

tracnblack...:)
 
EEC stands for Electronic Engine Control. The V is the roman numeral of 5. The version before the EEC-V was the EEC-IV. Before that...EEC-III, and so on.



As for the numbers, I havent got a clue.





Tom
 
thanks all,Todd I will try and get ahold of HAL.As soon as I find out I will post it._Ron
 
It should be the EEC-IV, ,,came out in '96 with the OBD-II...



EEC-IV was OBD-I. EEC-V is OBD-II My 1989 Escort GT I had before the 1992 Escort GT had the EEC-IV computer.





Tom
 

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