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superleggo 23rd January 2012 08:43 PM

Zetec ECU EEC-V
 
School boy error

Hi folks

I think I have made a schoolboy error.

I am trying to get a Zetec to run on its original ECU with PATS using a ECC-V ecu. Form info on it looks like it can be done which is the good news. However when I obtained me 2.0ltr black top engine (Engine code NGD...) I go the keys and transponder ring but not the Dash module.

After spending the day with the wiring loom and wiring diagram it looks like I am missing the vital part, the instrument cluster. Am I right in thinking that the instrument cluster contains the Instrument Control Module (ICM) and the ECU nees a feed from this to run?

Also is the ICM coded to the ECU/PATS so I need the instrument cluster from the same car as the ECU?

What does the ICM look like? Is it embedded in the instrument cluster?

I was also told that you need the Generic control module (GCM) What is this as I can not see it on the wiring diagram.

Any help more than welcome.:confused:

twinturbo 23rd January 2012 10:06 PM

try www.fordpower.org.uk

Generaly getting PATs working is considered a MASSIVE struggle.

TT

big_wasa 26th January 2012 06:16 PM

Pats is not hard its four wires.

Whats the code name on the ecu ? for a blacktop upto atleast 1999 you dont need the dash.

Ive done several from 92 pre pats eec-iv upto 99/2000 eec-v's

this is running on a 97 eec-v and has some obd2 functions.

http://youtu.be/BKqeCjdBM0w

A little pats demo for you

http://youtu.be/pUbV0NPvx4M

This is a 99 ecu that I wired for a guy. It is only a test and doesnt idle as it should as most of the sensors where sat on the car and not in the engine ....

twinturbo 27th January 2012 05:44 PM

Would you care to PM me the details, will be useful for my 95 Mondeo V6 Engine and my Blacktop.

TT


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