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KENO
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Here's a link to where you can get a gt40 ECM
It'll be a used automotive ECM from the 80's that's been reprogrammed for the gt40 engine. Never dealt with the place but it seems that people who've bought from him have been happy. I'd pay the core charge, keep your original and find a place to test and repair it if it's broke Also Nautiqueparts and Miami Nautiques will sell you the same thing (used, reprogrammed)
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KENO
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You're only about halfway through the list of stuff you could replace
Have you done the easy stuff like check/replace the relays for the ECM and fuel pumps. Replace both because either one being bad will keep the pumps from running. Have you tried the STO connector jumper with the key on engine off to see if the pumps run? Here's a link to some discussion on the jumper So I guess right now the boat won't run or starts for a couple of seconds and turns off?
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mjstonework122@hotma
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OK so I have replaced the
map sensor, the idle air control valve, the Ignition module, the Distributor, the Ignition coil.. I recently replaced placed the low pressure pump, the high pressure pump, and put a new filter on here. I'm still getting code 87 and 96. I'm starting to think it's the ECM does anyone know how to get my hands on one of those.. I should have disclosed some more back story on this boat. It did halfway sink at one point. Maybe 3 years ago. It certainly makes me think it could be electrical. Also the last thing I did before this problem began was do some work on the muffler. I removed the riser removed the hose to the muffler and did some patchwork on the fiberglass. that opening is now slightly smaller. Could this be something that caused the problem.? It does not seem to be cycling on the low pressure pump during key on position. Any ideas? I'm really leaning towards the ECM. |
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KENO
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There is no perfect vehicle match since they all used O2 sensors and the boat engine doesn't.
Lots of parts interchange like you already know and if you were to dig through the "poorman's gt40 diagnosis thread" you'll probably find a Ford or Motorcraft part number for all the associated gt40 related parts like sensors, injectors, ECMs, TFI modules etc. Things are scattered all over that thread
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mjstonework122@hotma
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Thank you I found it and I will do the test tonight.. back to the original post on this thread, what is a good vehicle match for looking up automotive parts. Year and sutch? I know not everything will cross but is there a good match from ford.
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Here's a link to a good video about testing your TPS it's a 5.0 in a Mustang with wheels but who cares, all the numbers and the testing procedures are the same. If you go to page 2A-9 of the 301 page gt40 manual, there's a chart with the numbers you should see at different throttle positions. I guess I'm assuming you have the manual, it's in the CCF reference section I think the poking around could have caused it.
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OK all that makes good sense I hope it's just a bad throttle position sensor . The sparking under the rotatorcap is definitely not normal because it keeps going and going and going and going. As far as the tps could somthing elts be failing and causing it to have low voltage? While poking around with stuff I did take it off for a moment could that have caused the code?
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Sounds like the TPS is either bad or needs adjustment.
I suppose since you have voltage to the coil when the key is on and the engine isn't running, the spark can happen, but it doesn't seem "normal" either. The 2 relays have power too for a few seconds when the key is on and the engine isn't running then the PIP tells the ECM the engine isn't running and power to the pumps goes away, (ECM takes away the ground for the fuel pump relay, ECM relay still has power))
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I just figured out how to pull a code and got code 63 throttle position sensor voltage low .
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The boat starts, then after about ten seconds, rpm fluctuate, then stall. I can keep it running by increasing rpm to about 1700 but it still acts like it wants to stall.
i noticed that there was a crackling noise coming from the distributer cap while ignition was on but engine not running. i pulled the main wire off of the coil and got a zap. it doesn't do this every time. other time it had a bunch of buzzing coming from the relay area.while engine off. I've replaced the distributor and the ignition control module but the same problem exists.
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ok, so, I'm in need of help with diagnosing the problem at hand. I threw the parts on and it didn't fix it...how can I pull codes on this boat?
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In keeping with your NAPA theme here's a link to a new one, a NAPA remanufactured one and some pieces parts like the stator/pickup coil/PIP
The new one says cast iron gear, the reman doesn't say anything about the gear, but they came with a cast iron gear originally. You could verify with NAPA
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You want a cast iron gear
Spectra FD-14 is a brand and part number tossed around a lot in these discussions. It has the right gear on it. You can cross reference to other brands, but make sure you verify the gear material.
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Thanks for linking me to the threads. it was very helpful. Just one more thing though. if I opt to get a new distributer how do i know if I should get a steel gear or cast iron?
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Here's a link to a Planet Nautique thread with a Motorcraft part number and a Standard part number that should be an easy cross reference to an Echlin number at NAPA. The Gary S in that thread is Gary S on CCF's twin brother. I can't remember which one is the bigger parts hoarder |
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Ford calls it a stator, PCM calls it PIP Ford part number is FOSZ-12A112-A you can possibly cross reference to the others
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You should probably click on the thread in the link below. It's an ongoing thread right now
Plenty of confusion and info on the TFI 4 module The number you gave was on your present one I'd imagine. It's a Ford engineering number, not really a Motorcraft part number The reading will probably lead you to an Echlin TP 29 module
Not sure what part you're calling the stator, could you mean the PIP inside the distributor? PS if you go to the linked thread you'll see the same engineering number that you just gave.
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Thanks in advance for any reply. So I called Napa to see if they could cross the part numbers that I did have And came up with nothing.
I'm looking for Napa part numbers for A GT40 stator. also part number for ignition control modgule Motorcraft f1sf-12a297-c1a. Also I'm having a hard time with The idol. it fluctuates then dies I also noticed that there was spark while the boat was off. Like I heard a crackling noise coming from under the distributor cap While the boat was not running . Pulled off the Ignition coil wire and touch the Ignition coil and Yup got a spark. |
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