HALTECH F7 and F3 information needed

[renko at iastate.edu]

At 03:50 PM 1/5/97 -0800, you wrote:
>I have just picked up a Haltech model F7 and an F3 programmable EFI unit
>and I do not have any information on them.  I need the software disks
>as well as the user's manuals and wiring diagrams for the harnesses, 
>which are rather hacked to bits and in need of reconstruction.
>
>These units were used for four cylinder operation, and I would like to 
>adapt them to eight cylinder application.  
>
>Any information concerning these systems would be greatly appreciated.
>
>I am not sure who is handling Haltech any more or if they are in business 
>any more.  
>
>BTW, the Haltech seems to be a rather simple 8 bit open loop system that 
>is based on the 68HC11E2 chip.  Parts count seems uncomplicated, with no 
>surface mount, and is mounted on what seems to be a 2 layer board.  These 
>systems, if not in working order, look to be somewhat easy to repair.  
>Anyone have any experience with this?
>
>	-- Dan.
>
>
I believe Haltech changed names to EnjecTec in the mid 90's.

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