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Build a EEC IV Code Scanner ^FOX
Whenever you encounter errors in your EEC IV PCM there are 2 ways to test it, one using the "clip" approach, and the other one using a code scanner. We will show you how to save some bucks and create your own home-made scanner. Most of the required materials can be bought at your local Radio Shack.

Decoding PRO-M Calibration sheets ^FOX
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Guide for decoding your PROM Maf sheet, handy for insterting into EECTuner and other PCM chips.

ECC-Tuner Installation ^FOX
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How to installation article for your EEC-Tuner. Complete with pictures.

EEC Diagnostics Code Tests ^SN95
Perform your EEC IV code tests at home. Complete code guide.

EEC IV Technical documentation ^FOX
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A most read guide to the inner workings of the EEC IV PCM.

EEC Tuner FAQ ^FOX
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Frequently asked questions about the EECTuner pcm programming board.

EECTuner Cable Pinouts ^FOX
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Complete pin out description of the EECtuner board

How Fuel pressure affects injector flow rate ^FOX
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Handy information of fuel pressure vs flow rate

How to build a MAF table ^FOX
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The way the ford EEC series processors determine the amount of fuel and calculate load values is by measuring the amount of air that is flowing into the engine via the Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor.

MAF curve fitting and load calculations ^FOX
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Handy tool to correlate MAF flow vs Load

MAF theory and facts ^FOX
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Here are some facts and information to help you better understand the use and function of the MAF system.

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