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Re: EEC V file conversion
Posted: 2024 Feb 15, 16:34
by decipha
sounds like u got it
Re: EEC V file conversion
Posted: 2024 Feb 15, 16:37
by BOOSTEDEVERYTHING
I’m not sure but the last few posts may have been a bit off topic. I apologize for that.
On the topic of disassembly…. How exactly do I determine how many args a sub is supposed to use, as opposed to how many SAD broke out of the code? I am a bit confused on this part.
Re: EEC V file conversion
Posted: 2024 Feb 15, 16:39
by BOOSTEDEVERYTHING
Is there an output I could use to run the fusion fan controller?
Re: EEC V file conversion
Posted: 2024 Feb 15, 16:46
by BOOSTEDEVERYTHING
Also, do you know if there is a function that can be defined to control the fuel pump switch point? I know there isn’t anything in the sct software.
Re: EEC V file conversion
Posted: 2024 Feb 16, 03:51
by jsa
BOOSTEDEVERYTHING wrote: ↑2024 Feb 13, 13:21
Here is the updated compare sheet and Dir file.
Your DIR, why have you chosen 0068?
RZASA
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0274a: ac,67,52 ldzbw R52,R67 FGTMP5L = SPI_INDEX;
EQE3
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0231d: ac,67,52 ldzbw R52,R67 FGTMP5L = SPI_Index;
Following through various code for TOT and ECT, I agree with what you have done, so it looks like you are on the right path.
Your DIR, what question remains?
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SYM 0328 "PG_DC" #UW
#SYM 0328 "F6K_LST_PS" #UY# ADDR 889E8_?
SYM 0352 "F6K_LST_PS" #UY
You DIR, any reason for PIPCNT to still be in doubt?
You can add this
0186 is N (RPM) so you can change that entry.
Your DIR, any reason for LD_EGO_DLTA to still be in doubt?
Delete these
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#SYM 06DA "EGR_TCL_CNT?" # W # Maybe EGR_OFF_TMR? OR DELPR_HOSE?
#SYM 06DC "EPTBAR_HOSE" # W #
You have pasted in the fault code list without aligning them with the fault code numbers.
Code 113 does not get the name for Code 430, and so on.
This is repeated, delete one of them
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RBA 52 00 0230E 02382 # # Temp Rbase Sub 0230E
Keep doing what you are doing, except blindly copying and pasting.
Re: EEC V file conversion
Posted: 2024 Feb 16, 13:04
by BOOSTEDEVERYTHING
You have pasted in the fault code list without aligning them with the fault code numbers.
Code 113 does not get the name for Code 430, and so on.
It did not even dawn on me that the word was the actual fault code. I pasted those there mainly so I knew it was the location of a fault code when I found it in the code. I will fix this ASAP, Thank You! I was going to fix them as I found them.
Your DIR, any reason for LD_EGO_DLTA to still be in doubt?
No, I guess there is not anymore. I put that when I wasn't positive until I found the other entries in the subroutine. The subroutine starts off a bit different and I wasn't sure at first. Thanks, I will delete the ?
The others I will look into a bit more closely when I get home tonight and report back what I find. Thanks again.
Re: EEC V file conversion
Posted: 2024 Mar 11, 14:56
by BOOSTEDEVERYTHING
Updated dir file and comparison. I fixed a bunch of things and I think I have the fault code list mostly defined correctly. I have to look up some of the codes still but I feel like I fixed enough to post an update.
Re: EEC V file conversion
Posted: 2024 Mar 11, 15:37
by decipha
eqe3 is reac4, much better off doing eqe4 read0 instead
Re: EEC V file conversion
Posted: 2024 Mar 12, 05:44
by jsa
Thanks for posting the update.
Do Ford have a complete fault code reference for you techs to use?
Re: EEC V file conversion
Posted: 2024 Mar 12, 12:03
by BOOSTEDEVERYTHING
No, not really. They have a powertrain control and emissions diag reference for each vehicle though. Hopefully they are all in there. Sometimes not all of the codes are in the books for us to reference.
Decipha....Actually I think the bin it pulled from the pcm is FLN0. The PCM has been updated in the past. The tear tag has EQE3 on it though. Before I started learning all of this I couldn't tell exactly what the bin was, now that I have started disassembly of the bin I am pretty sure it is FLN0. I can repost the bin if you are interested in checking it out? I can also post the cmt file that JSA has been helping me with if you are interested?