Make a Marine EFI code tool for less than $1.00
08-23-2005, 10:09 AM
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Re: Make a Marine EFI code tool for less than $1.00
Blake,
If it has the 10pin Data Link Connector (like the one shown in the picture above), it should work.
Dave
If it has the 10pin Data Link Connector (like the one shown in the picture above), it should work.
Dave
08-23-2005, 02:37 PM
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Frequency,
It will work on MEFI4 systems. The codes are the same for the most part, but MEFI4 systems can have multiple sub-codes under the same number that can differ depending on the engine (see example list below - from Volvo 8.1 ).
Kilroy,
You have a PM.
Dave
It will work on MEFI4 systems. The codes are the same for the most part, but MEFI4 systems can have multiple sub-codes under the same number that can differ depending on the engine (see example list below - from Volvo 8.1 ).
Kilroy,
You have a PM.
Dave
08-23-2005, 03:16 PM
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The connector is a Packard "Mertri-Pack" 150 series sealed 10 pin male connector. In addition to the connector body you will need the TPA (grey thing that clips to the top), terminals, seals, and (optional) plugs.
Info on Metri-pack connectors:
http://www.powerandsignal.com/IDC/Pr...MetriPack.aspx
Click on "2003-04 Global Connection Systems Catalog -- Metri-Pack 150"
Dave
Info on Metri-pack connectors:
http://www.powerandsignal.com/IDC/Pr...MetriPack.aspx
Click on "2003-04 Global Connection Systems Catalog -- Metri-Pack 150"
Dave
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09-06-2005, 12:45 PM
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Re: Make a Marine EFI code tool for less than $1.00
Originally Posted by Dave_N
Blake,
If it has the 10pin Data Link Connector (like the one shown in the picture above), it should work.
Dave
If it has the 10pin Data Link Connector (like the one shown in the picture above), it should work.
Dave
I am having a hard time finding the DLC connector. I have found the transom harness connector (10pin) and the CAN connector.
Is it located near the distributor or ECM? this is on a 2003 mercruiser 5.7L vortec
Thanks,
Blake
09-06-2005, 01:33 PM
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Your engine has an ECM 555 controller. This trick will not work on PCM or ECM 555 systems. You will need a scan tool or smartcraft system display to read faults. 
Dave
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09-06-2005, 10:08 PM
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Blake,
You can't set the timing at all. Base timing is controlled by the computer and is not adjustable. You can loosen and turn the distributor, but it only aligns/misaligns the rotor with the distributor cap, it does not change the timing.
Dave
You can't set the timing at all. Base timing is controlled by the computer and is not adjustable. You can loosen and turn the distributor, but it only aligns/misaligns the rotor with the distributor cap, it does not change the timing.
Dave
