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    Mass Air Mark VII????? Confused

    I was looking up the differences between a Mustang mass air harness, and a crown vic speed density harness on Fordfuelinjection.com and I noticed something. They list an ecm pinout of a Mass Air Mark VII 5.0. I'm confused, I thought that they never had Mass Air for a Mark VII. They list them from '88 to '92 yet, when I look for program codes they don't list a code for a Mark VII Mass Air.


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    Maybe California cars did, like 90-91 Cali vics/gmqs?
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      #3
      there is no spoon
      all mk7's were speed density

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        Originally posted by Lincolnmania View Post
        there is no spoon
        all mk7's were speed density
        thanks...I was actually wondering about that. since MAF is supposed to be better, I wondered why Lincolns didn't get it. My concern was whether or not my DX3 computer would work in my car or not, but Iknow I don't have anything to worry about.
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          Mass Air Wiring Harness

          Ok then, I thought that it was too good to be true. Because it looked like all I had to do was add two wires to the harness and not have to be bothered with anything else lol.

          I made the harness for the Mass Air sensor, just need the computer and a little help from you guys so I can install it properly.
          So anyway, I was looking at the Mustang mass air pin out. And here's a few things that I'm confused about. Pin #19 calls for a Fuel Pump Monitor. Vic doesn't have one, or at least that's what it shows on fordfuelinjection.com What does that involve? Also, the table shows that there is no input for the BOO switch. I'm confused about that.


          Also, where would I tie in the 12 volt power source for the sensors hot wire? It says on the site to tie into the relay for the heaters for the O2 sensors. But I don't have a relay for that. I checked the EVTM. It's wired into the ignition switch.


          Other than that everything makes sense, Thermactor Air Diverter solenoid, is moved from Pin #11 to Pin #32 and Thermactor Air Bypass solenoid is moved from Pin #51 to Pin #38. MAF signal is put on Pin #50 and MAF return on Pin #9.

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            :bump:ity :bump:

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              #7
              did you find out about Pin #19 for a Fuel Pump Monitor.im doing mass air soon

              thanks

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                #8
                Tie it to the switched side of the relay, the side that goes to the fuel pump itself. Its not real important, but if the wire is not connected you get a code about secondary fuel pump circuit failed. Engine runs fine though.
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                Originally posted by phayzer5
                I drive a Lincoln. I can't be bothered to shift like the peasants and rabble rousers

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