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So is the 3 Valve ecu also in the car or is the ford performance control pack handling everything?
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Coyote Swap into 05-09 GT
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the 5.0 Coyote computer controls all.
Need some help with the PBH harness going into a 2006 V6 convertible. PBH does not have 100% plug and play harness.
Our Roadrunner Boss 302 is installed and we (son and I) are beginning to route the PBH harness.
1. Where to mount the PBH fuse panel? - on the firewall near the battery?
2. Pedal connector break off - behind the engine and through the driver side firewall?
3. Open wires through the fire wall or can they be connected to the 2006 body harness near the ECU?
Any help with routing and connecting is appreciated.
Our Roadrunner Boss 302 is installed and we (son and I) are beginning to route the PBH harness.
1. Where to mount the PBH fuse panel? - on the firewall near the battery?
2. Pedal connector break off - behind the engine and through the driver side firewall?
3. Open wires through the fire wall or can they be connected to the 2006 body harness near the ECU?
Any help with routing and connecting is appreciated.
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Do you still need help or figure it all out? I had two small issues with my harness install and after figuring those out I realized it is much easier than I made it out to be.
It took a year for you to make a stupid comeback. Stay in the ‘90’s, or maybe head back to the Mustang II era.Dumb question that has zero to do with racing…
Did the cruise control still work?
@White95 and @OvalSports we don't really get into flame wars here on TMO. Kidding around is OK but asking a question that is totally unhelpful and then slamming someone for posting that dumb question just leads to a flame war on someone else's thread. This is unacceptable. No need for discipline this time (we aren't Facebook or Twitter of course) but keep it on topic. If you want to start a frivolous thread put it up in the general topics section.
Dumb question that has zero to do with racing…
Did the cruise control still work?
Well, you’re totally right and I apologize for the misunderstanding. That said, I was announcing that MY question was dumb and not racing related. No disrespect intended towards anyone here and this was my first time commenting in this thread.
Really hope someone can answer my question.
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I think if you posted and said "seriously, has anyone gotten the cruise control to function doing this swap?" It would not have triggered a snarky response. Its all good and water under the bridge
Already worked it out, the misunderstanding that is.
Cruise control - not yet. We are still trying to just get brake lights working since we switched from auto to a 2013 brake&clutch pedal assembly.
We are running into a fuel problem. We installed a GT500 pump assembly and power wired it to the PBH fuse block. Unfortunately we are getting mixed communication from PBH regarding if their block provides varying voltage to the pump or constant 12V. It seems that it is varying and can’t keep up with the pressure demand.
Cruise control - not yet. We are still trying to just get brake lights working since we switched from auto to a 2013 brake&clutch pedal assembly.
We are running into a fuel problem. We installed a GT500 pump assembly and power wired it to the PBH fuse block. Unfortunately we are getting mixed communication from PBH regarding if their block provides varying voltage to the pump or constant 12V. It seems that it is varying and can’t keep up with the pressure demand.
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