fun02se

Is there soft ware to allow modification of the FORD OBD II like there is for an OBD I FORD.
I am concidering using a '99 or 2000 Explorer engine modified with an aftermarket cam ect. to get around 300 RWHP. My car is an '02 and would like to keep it emission passable.

cvx_20

It appears that this will support the 5.0 Explorer:

http://www.tweecer.com/products.htm

There is still the problem of the Explorer being a truck and therefore not acceptable in some Federal circles. I have no doubt that it can be made to work, but you still have to pass emissions, and with with a truck VIN, that may be a problem. Of course if you stay in FL that's not a problem. Yet.

Mike

fun02se

Mike,
Thanks. That is what I was looking for!
I think that this solution would be better than a stand alone. It surely appears to be easier to tune.
Do you have it?

PS how is the fixture coming?

cvx_20

No, I haven't had the need. If I ever go OBD-II on a Ford, this seems to be a solution.

The fixture is moving forward at a snail's pace.

Mike

Mach1460

Not sure about this but in order to comply with emissions I think the engine has to be newer than the vehicle....just an observation

sebz

In canada, there different range for car and truck... So a truck engine never pass in a car.

The explorer uses coil, think it a avantage in tuning.