Matty K
Hard-core CEG'er
Really dumb question, but I see those terms being used pretty much interchangeably. Are they all referring to the same thing? You know, that little box near the passenger footwell?
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Eec = Pcm = Ecu (?)
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Kremithefrog
Hard-core CEG'er
Yeah in our case it's all the same.
Big Jim
Hard-core CEG'er
EEC=Electronic Engine Control. Ford's name for the entire engine management system. It has evolved over the years EEC-1, EEC-2, EEC-3, EEC-4, and EEC-5.
PCM=Powertrain Control Module. The processor (computer that controls the powertrain, that is the engine and transmission.) It is the module only, not the wiring and sensors.
ECU=Electronic Control Unit. The older name for the PCM, however it controlled the engine only, not the transmission.
PCM=Powertrain Control Module. The processor (computer that controls the powertrain, that is the engine and transmission.) It is the module only, not the wiring and sensors.
ECU=Electronic Control Unit. The older name for the PCM, however it controlled the engine only, not the transmission.
TheMexicanJob
Banned?
and on the 2000 tours you can use a TwEECer.