Resorce? [was: Distributorless CFI???]
Clare Snyder
snyder at huron.net
Wed Mar 11 02:30:55 GMT 1998
Fredric Fitzgearld wrote:
>
> Well...
>
> I can't believe that none of you guys have this answer. :)
>
> Do any of you know of a book, or something, that might give me some help
> on CFI inputs, outputs, specs, and stuff like that? Is this type of
> information in the Ford shop manuals?
>
> Sorry if this seems trivial but it appears to be a doable challenge for
> me.
>
> TIA,
>
> FEF
> ______________________ Reply Separator _________________________________
> Subject: Distributorless CFI???
> Author: Fredric Fitzgearld at RACCM20
> Date: 3/9/98 5:11 PM
>
> All,
>
> First, let me say that I'm amazed at the accumulative knowledge of this
> list. It is am honor to be on this list, at all. :)
>
> Now, forgive me if this seems like a stupid question but I haven't found
> answers in the archives.
>
> I understand that the computer on a '85 Merc 302 (CFI) communicates with
> the distributor, in some way. And, viae verse... Is there a way to fool the
> computer into thinking that the distributor is there so I can use my stock
> electronic ignition?
>
> Ideally, I would like to use my performer intake, stock '70ish ignition,
> and '85 CFI on my '66 289. Is it possible to use just the fuel stuff
> and fool the other inputs into thinking everything is fine? I'm even
> willing to make manual adjustments on the fly, with tuning pots, if it's
> possible. IMO, it's better then a carb, by a far cry.
>
> Any other help, or comments, are welcome.
>
> Thanks for the tolerance,
>
> FEF
>
>
High pressure or low pressure CFI? What year and model?
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