lmbaker
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- 92 Explorer XLT
So after reading many threads on people looking for a tuning solution to the 91-94 Explorer ECU's. Some are buying preburnt chips claim to see improvements. From my past tuning history, you do need to read alot and understand the system. I am on track now to help with this tuning issue thanks to Paul Booth from EEC Editor. This is a great guy to work with. I emailed him with a question and in a matter of minutes we were coming up with new ways for tuning. This has been a great help, and anyone serious about improving their gas milage it always will start with spending a few dollars upfront to get a out come on the other side. I will be playing around with a stock BIN from a 92 X, ecu code T2Z1. I will see everything this has to offer and will report all findings. One of my next steps is to purchase a Quarter Horse which is a real time programming module that can be purchased from Moates.net. Working with Craig Moates or Paul Booth has been a blessing and there sites, and software is part of what took me to the next level in Honda/ Import Tuning. I will be trying other softwares as well, some are more user friendly than others, although I will leave that to you to decide. There is a ton of information out there on every thing else except the 91-94 explorer 4.0 OHV. My plan is to change that. Open doors for those who really want tuning solutions. I do recommend before even trying this, purchase a LC-1 wideband, the analog out put can be connected into pin 29 gry/light blue. You will need to to leave the heater circuit hooked up on stock O2 sensor just to keep from throughing the O2 code. This alone with a few upgrades as in electric fan, air intake should add a noticable difference in drive performance. I purchase my widebands from StreetRays out of Austin, TX for around $170. I will continue to work on my upgrade and will start posting pictures once I have completed them. Thanks again for your time reading this and props to Paul Booth at EEC Editor for the ongoing help.
http://www.moates.net/ will find tuning products and EEC Editor
http://www.moates.net/ will find tuning products and EEC Editor