Ford Granada V6 Wiring Diagram

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Phil McCann

05-01-04, 01:54 PM

Hi again

Anybody give me some tips on the EECIV module.

I have the complete engine sub loom still connected to the 60 way plug, so that should be ok.
What other inputs/outputs do I require from the unit.
I have cut the "car-side" loom about two feet back to allow for jointing etc.

Any advice would be welcome.

Cheers

Phil:}

gareth08

05-01-04, 09:55 PM

Bit of a difficult one this as there are quite a few wires that you dont need anymore for various sensors etc.The best way is to work through the Granny diagrams and work out which ones you need and the ones you dont.Its a very long and boring job.Have fun:-) :-) :-) :-)

Daz Johnston

05-01-04, 09:58 PM

I tried to leave the EECIV loom as intact as possible when I ported it across, and have since spliced everything and loomed the whole lot up so I won't be able to give any accurate information. What I can remember is that there was the following:

- a 12v feed from the Ignition 1 position
- Quite a few earth feeds!!
- the speed feed from the gearbox (electronic pulse that also feeds the speedo)
- tacho feed, but that will be from the engine sub loom
- same for engine temp

If I remember any others I will add them on later.

Daz

agwebsites

07-01-04, 05:40 PM

Hi,

Are you using the V6 engine in your car?

Cheers,
Andy

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Purple AK

07-01-04, 07:08 PM

Eh?

Daz Johnston

07-01-04, 10:22 PM

Andy,

yes, I am using the V6, the 2.9i Scorpio version. I figure that it is not that much less power than the RV8. Ok, it is a bit heavier as well, but it still gets 30+ mpg and has the added bonus of the reliability of fuel injection. You average Joe Bloggs is not going to be able to tell the difference as I cruise past.

Daz

David Horsnell

10-01-04, 05:52 PM

I used a complete 2.9i Granny for my Sumo but fully removed the loom without any "cutting".

The Ford ECU loom connected to the main loom via a 9 pin connector (a 3 wire by 3 wire square connector - red from memory)

I know what these wires need connecting to but if your Granny was an auto, you also need the auto-box loom so you can wire out the starter inhibitor but keep the throttle position sensor.

If you're still struggling, let me know and I'll explain what the 9 pin connector should be wired to.

Best of luck

David

Phil McCann

13-01-04, 07:17 AM

Thanks all you guys who replied.

I'm just starting out. Kit gets delivered two weeks today. So just sounding out what I reckon are going to be the sticky points.

I'm sure I'll need to rely on you again soon!!!

Cheers

Phil:}

I used a complete 2.9i Granny for my Sumo but fully removed the loom without any "cutting".

The Ford ECU loom connected to the main loom via a 9 pin connector (a 3 wire by 3 wire square connector - red from memory)

I know what these wires need connecting to but if your Granny was an auto, you also need the auto-box loom so you can wire out the starter inhibitor but keep the throttle position sensor.

If you're still struggling, let me know and I'll explain what the 9 pin connector should be wired to.

Best of luck

David

Hi David , I hope you have a long memory , I have the same query, and loom. Can you please explain what the 9 pin connector needs connecting to and how to wire out the starter inhibitor ?? Thanks Alec

Hate to say it but looking at his profile he has not been on the site for 4 years or so.

Thanks Martin ,I'll keep looking for an answer . Hope I have not upset anyone . Thanks Alec

kdavies3

28-09-12, 08:09 AM

You could try sending a PM to David he may still have his notifications turned on, you never know! :p

aaannnd

28-09-12, 09:20 AM

i have Haynes_Ford_Scorpio_Service_And_Repair_Manual.pdf, if you want, i can send it to u, juzt give me an email,
and look here ftp://ftp.capri.pl/user/trojkat/elektronika/SCHEMAT_29_Z_KAT.jpg

Thanks Martin ,I'll keep looking for an answer . Hope I have not upset anyone . Thanks Alec

Of course not keep asking all the questions you want. Good luck finding out the answer to your question :D

Bluesumo

04-10-12, 08:53 PM

Hi Alec

Is this the 9 pin connector which has the following wires:
Green
Brown white
Black Green
Black Red
Yellow Brown
Brown Green
Black
Brown White (x2)

If so, I'll try to find if I made any notes on how I did it!

Mike

Hi Alec

Is this the 9 pin connector which has the following wires:
Green
Brown white
Black Green
Black Red
Yellow Brown
Brown Green
Black
Brown White (x2)

If so, I'll try to find if I made any notes on how I did it!

Mike
Thanks Mike , I think that is the one , i hope you are better organised than me and made some notes !!! Many thanks Alec

Bluesumo

08-10-12, 08:19 PM

Hi Alec

I've had a look, and unfortunately my notes aren't as comprehensive as I thought. I've tried to check it on the loom but can't get to it without stripping the dash and getting the binding off......also tried validating it against a Haynes manual - but there seems to be too many mistakes and sections missing on my copy!.

So, not 100% sure but, from memory (please don't take this as gospel as it was 6 years ago.... it may give you some pointers):

Green - rev counter
Brown white – temp sender
Black Green – black blue feed from ignition switch start
Black Red – fuel pump (via inertia switch)
Yellow Brown – speedo from auto loom ( not required as wired from daisy wheel)
Brown Green – dash computer (not used?)
Brown Green – oil pressure switch
Black – black green feed from ignition switch
Brown White (x2) earth ?

Sorry I can't be more definite.

Mike

Many Thanks Mike ,It gives me a great start ,combined with all the other stuff I've found I might have some success.If it's confirmed (or not) I'll let you know what works !!!:D
Regards Alec

Highlander

09-10-12, 01:05 PM

Hi Gareth,

Nice to see you back on the forum. Is this what you are planning putting in your sumo now:twisted:, or have you finally got that other engine sorted? :grin::grin:

Cheers.

Paul.

dingocooke

09-10-12, 03:12 PM

Hi Gareth,

Nice to see you back on the forum. Is this what you are planning putting in your sumo now:twisted:, or have you finally got that other engine sorted? :grin::grin:

Cheers.

Paul.

err...Paul Gareths reply you quoted was in January 2004.....;-)

Highlander

09-10-12, 04:12 PM

err...Paul Gareths reply you quoted was in January 2004.....;-)

Hmmm never spotted the date before posting..........just like my old school reports............must pay more attention!! :o

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