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Postby grandman on Tue Nov 18, 2014 8:05 pm

I have had no replies regarding the Escort, so I wondered if someone could answer this. If I acquire a 2 ltr blacktop, Zetec, How do I know, or indentify, what sensors, (as in what part number) and ECU will marry to that engine unit?

It is the fear of this, that has slowed me down in really going for a 2 ltr conversion...

Also doea anyone know, which company to use to modify this unit, and remap ECU, to allow the use of four throttle bodies?

I really would like to complete this little project car...

Thank You...
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Re: OK

Postby freak power on Sat Nov 22, 2014 6:50 pm

grandman :I have had no replies regarding the Escort, so I wondered if someone could answer this. If I acquire a 2 ltr blacktop, Zetec, How do I know, or indentify, what sensors, (as in what part number) and ECU will marry to that engine unit?

It is the fear of this, that has slowed me down in really going for a 2 ltr conversion...

Also doea anyone know, which company to use to modify this unit, and remap ECU, to allow the use of four throttle bodies?

I really would like to complete this little project car...

Thank You...


Most aftermarket ECU's come with or recommend sensors to us, no standard ECU came run throttle bodies.
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