I'm trying to build a "control pack" for my Godzilla take out motor. Unfortunately Godzilla parts are still harder to come by but Coyote parts are not (Ford MAF pigtail for the Godzilla is like $100). I'm looking at the wiring pinouts for both of them and the Coyote shows a pin thats 12v to the MAF at location 3
The Godzilla MAF plug
Lists
Pin 1- MAF
Pin 2- VREF
Pin 3- MAF Return
Pin 4- IAT
There doesn't appear to be a 12v lead going to the Godzilla MAF. Can you use the Coyote MAF on a Godzilla PCM if you're feeding the Coyote MAF a 12V instead of the VREF? What issues would that cause since the Godzilla PCM is supposed to be sending out a VREF for the MAF and IAT?
Thanks
Mike
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- 2024 Feb 12, 13:08
- Forum: PCM / ECU / EEC Tuning
- Topic: Are newer Ford MAF's all 5v Reference
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- 2023 Aug 29, 14:58
- Forum: PCM / ECU / EEC Tuning
- Topic: FC-V fan control
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Re: FC-V fan control
That maybe the way to go, but I was hoping for something fancy controlled by the PCM. Some how Ford has electric fans in their 7.3 Godzilla control pack.
- 2023 Aug 29, 10:40
- Forum: PCM / ECU / EEC Tuning
- Topic: FC-V fan control
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FC-V fan control
I'm working on a godzilla swap and the godzilla body harness has only an FC-V fan wire on the PCM thats located on Pin #4 of the PCM plug. The godzilla originally had a clutch fan that it was able to control with the PCM. Is there any way to make the PCM control an electric fan? I'm wondering if I could just wire up a Ford Fusion soft start fan controller that uses a PWM ground signal to control the fan, but I'm not sure what FC-V wire is putting out? Power? Ground?
Also on the transmission harness there is a Fan Speed sensor wire would that need to be hooked up to something to keep the PCM happy?
Is there a way to have the PCM control a relay to just engage an electric fan?
Thanks
Also on the transmission harness there is a Fan Speed sensor wire would that need to be hooked up to something to keep the PCM happy?
Is there a way to have the PCM control a relay to just engage an electric fan?
Thanks