Yep, an out of range VAF meter will make it run rich, as it measures the airflow and if it is telling the EEC that you have X amount of air, the EEC will tell the injectors to run at X pulse. I failed to mention this, and even thought about that after I had sent the last post.
I was driving the SVO one day and got all over it and went to shift into 3rd and it died. I chased my butt for a few hours on that one. VAF vane was stuck wide open causing the EEC to call for max fuel.
In addition, you should only see up to 6 VDC on the VREF (voltage reference), which is pin 26 IIRC.
Attached is the troubleshooting procedure for it.
If you are dumping that much fuel into your engine, you will need to change the oil. When I had my episode with the VAF, I changed it out and you could smell the fuel in the oil. Fuel dillusion of oil will tear up and engine, and can also cause a crankcase fire/explosion.
The ECT is indeed the coolant temp sensor.
That measurement is indeed a large VAF.
The EEC nomenclature should be on the paper label on the haness plug adapter on the EEC itself. It will also have the Ford P/N stamped into the body on the EEC. Small lettering below the plug adapter..
HTH