I went to Autozone to purchase a computer for a MAF conversion. The counterman gave me a part # of 78-5610. I was wondering if there is a way of cross checking to see if it is the same as an A9L. Any help on this would be appreciated.
ss93cobra said:Did he look it up for a 1989 5 speed GT?
astronut1885 said:how much are they at autozone? I didn't even know they sold EECs. I too want an A9L.
astronut1885 said:how much are they at autozone? I didn't even know they sold EECs. I too want an A9L.
ss93cobra said:Well, not much to say I'm afraid. As long as you asked for one for a 5 speed not an automatic it should be the same but I don't have the info to cross reference their part number to Ford's part numbers. Anybody else....?
astronut1885 said:so at the end of it all it costs you 4.99? or is it 179.99 and then you get 90.00 back? Also, can I give them the EEC from my SD setup, or does it have to be the same one?
Mustang5L5 said:I just happened to have an A9L on my desk (yeah, i have weird paperweights)
Here are the numbers off it.
The sticker on the end says "A9L" and then underneath in small writing "9G18"
On the end where the harness plugs in, i have a ton of numbers
EECIV SFI-MA12 32K EPROM
E9ZF-12A650-A2A
6EC3912F04 15602 - 552 9G18
Not sure if that helps any
GT Trooper said:You get the 90.00 bucks back so you actually pay 94.00
GT Trooper said:Is the one on your desk for sale?
Mustang5L5 said:I don't think that's how core charges work. I think you pay $94 + the $90 core so it's $184 and you get the $90 back when you bring em your old comp.
I sure as hell wouldn't repair and reflash an EEC for $4
Mustang5L5 said:No sorry, going in my car for a Mass air conversion soon