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Old 04-29-2012, 09:12 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default EFI conversion wiring

I re-wired a 1989 EFI harness for use in my 67 Mustang and recorded all the steps and made diagrams. Anyone interested?
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Old 04-29-2012, 09:30 PM   #2 (permalink)
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did you write down all the ones you could cut off ?

i put a 90 harness in my 73 240z and its a 4 wire hookup.. power- ground- fuel pump - key on power..

what i didnt do was keep track of all the ones i cut off and deleted..


there are lots of sites that show what to hook up.. havent seen specific with colors of what you can remove for 89 and again same for 91 fox.. (they are different efi harness)
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Old 04-30-2012, 12:22 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Very Nice, Yes Rob I would be interested! I have a harness from a 90 mustang that I am close to starting to rewire for my 1966.

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I never made notes of what I did. Post it for all to see!
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Definately interested!
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I would definitely like a copy. Just about to do the same for my '65.
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I would love to see that too! I'm going to being putting a 1990 efi on to my 67 289...so I'm really interesting in this.
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me too, I've got an 89 harness in the rafters
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This site is helpful if your wiring up your own EFI setup. I've used it a lot when i got my motor wired up.


color coded mustang harness diagram
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Shoot me an email address and I'll send it along
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email sent! thanks
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Default Thank you Robert!

Robert, thank you for making this available. A tremendous amount of work and very generous of you to share your experience!
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I did receive it but havent had a chance to look it over. Looks detailed (20+ pages). Thanks alot!
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man, I'd love a copy sent to v8only@gmail.com,.....thanks!!
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