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Author: Subject: "How to" OEM zetec ecu with Pats info.
christim

posted on 17/1/23 at 10:18 PM Reply With Quote
Hi all,

I'm currently knee deep in wiring and loving it, but...
Have done some searching & can't seem to find an answer...do the live feeds into ECU (perm +12v, pin 55) and (switched +12v pins 71/97) need to be fused? And/or switched live come from a relay?






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big_wasa

posted on 18/1/23 at 11:45 AM Reply With Quote
The job of the fuse is to protect the wiring. Ford will have calculated the loads and best circuit's to combine but as the wiring is 20years old now and this is diy. I tend to over fuse my rigs as it also makes trouble shooting so much easier.

1) 1a perm live for ecu memory and pats led

Switched.

2) 7.5a ecu, pats, obd2 port
3) 15a coil
4) 15a injectors, o2 sensor
5) 20a fuel pump
6) 30a Fan

Or something along them lines.

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christim

posted on 18/1/23 at 12:36 PM Reply With Quote
Perfect thanks...I'm half way there already then; fuel pump (and swirl pot pump), fan and O2 sensor done. I'll wire up remaining fuses and get those circuits completed

Thanks as always for your help!






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Cobra289

posted on 10/12/23 at 10:22 AM Reply With Quote
60 PIN PCM (ECU) Wire Diagram

I have grab information from this forum to find out the wiring of our project LCCT of my son and me.
Therefore my thanks to all the contributors.

We use the original PCM from the Ford Focus (Code TEEM) with 60 pin connector.
Our wiring harness has also a 60 pin connector.

I have made a drawing of the wire harness that I want to share.
This drawing has been based in out build and our needs.
But please remember I am not responsible of what you do with this information.

The wiring is only for the engine management system and includes information of the PCM, sensors, relays, fuses etc.
I use a self build MTA fuse and relay box.




I hope that this help someone with his build.

Regards,
Carlos

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