Unkown connectors
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Unkown connectors
1985 F150 5.0 FI; I'm trying to sort out this truck but the wiring diagrams I have do not give the detail I need. 4 connectors connected to nothing any help appreciated:
1. Under dash (1) red/green thick (2)red/orange thin (1) black thin with a connector end.
2. Under dash red -white -black with a connector end.
3. Under hood under master cylinder yellow thick 1 wire with a connector end.
4. Under hood under master cylinder black thin connector end.
1. Under dash (1) red/green thick (2)red/orange thin (1) black thin with a connector end.
2. Under dash red -white -black with a connector end.
3. Under hood under master cylinder yellow thick 1 wire with a connector end.
4. Under hood under master cylinder black thin connector end.
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First, you know that it doesn't have a check engine light, right? Next, If the EEC relay is faulty, the fuel pump relay won't work either, because the EEC relay turns on the fuel pump relay (and if the EEC relay is bad, the computer won't work). The relays are next to each other, one brown and one green. I can't remember which is which right now. Your whole problem might just be a bad relay. Good luck.
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The green relay is fuel pump and the brown is the EEC Power relay.
I do not have a 1985 F-series FI diagram but here is a 1986 if it will help.
Should be about the same but the wire colors may be different.
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g9...-sel2Tanks.jpg
Can you tell me if you have a Fuel Tank Selector valve/switch WITH wires going to it on the frame or just a Fuel Tank Selector valve with NO wires going to it?
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I do not have a 1985 F-series FI diagram but here is a 1986 if it will help.
Should be about the same but the wire colors may be different.
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g9...-sel2Tanks.jpg
Can you tell me if you have a Fuel Tank Selector valve/switch WITH wires going to it on the frame or just a Fuel Tank Selector valve with NO wires going to it?
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Last edited by subford; 03-22-2009 at 09:07 AM.
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Sub,
I have a dash mounted factory selector switch and dual tanks, there are wires on the frame rail so I'm assuming without actual inspection that there are wires going to the actual valve which I would guess is under the truck somewhere. Not using the rear tank currently.
I have a dash mounted factory selector switch and dual tanks, there are wires on the frame rail so I'm assuming without actual inspection that there are wires going to the actual valve which I would guess is under the truck somewhere. Not using the rear tank currently.
I was just curious about some diagrams I have seen and just wanted your help.
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See if the selector valve looks like photo #1 or #2 below.
Photo #1 no wires:
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g9...ectorvalve.jpg
Photo #2 wires:
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g9...tfuelvalve.jpg
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Photo #1 no wires:
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g9...ectorvalve.jpg
Photo #2 wires:
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g9...tfuelvalve.jpg
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The diagram above I posted above is the right one then.
If the fuel pump relay does not come on when you ground the tan/ltgrn wire and it comes on with the switch he put under the dash then I would say he cut the tan/ltgrn wire off the relay and ran it to the switch on the dash.
You will have to rewire the wire from the relay (tan/ltgrn wire) and wire it back to the self-test connector and pin #22 of the EEC (ECM) Computer.
If the fuel pump relay does not come on when you ground the tan/ltgrn wire and it comes on with the switch he put under the dash then I would say he cut the tan/ltgrn wire off the relay and ran it to the switch on the dash.
You will have to rewire the wire from the relay (tan/ltgrn wire) and wire it back to the self-test connector and pin #22 of the EEC (ECM) Computer.
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