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I took the ford box code strategy cross reference from moates website and have started adding some more columns to include information such as part numbers, superseded part numbers for that specific module, hardware number, and a comment column as well for any other information. i got tired of having to flip between multiple sources to get information i need.
is there any interest here for this? if so i will post updates here.


UPDATED 8/5/22
UPDATED 8/7/22

its already done on the homepage under supported ecus

there is, but it is basic condensed information on the pcm's supported here. (very convenient to get an idea of what is covered here). problem i have had is when i need something that is not at my local junkyards, it gets difficult to search ebay and others when they usually list them by part number.

crap i just looked at what i uploaded and it was filtered and the filter drop down were removed. im not the greatest at excel.

fixed it. it should work as intended. only mlc-461 and ml-462 have part numbers and hardware codes populated.

my vision for this is to be a complete reference of all US ford eec iv and eev v part numbers to assist locating a module that will work for your project/job.

check it out one more time and let me know if you still feel the same.

If you have any data that you think could help that isn't posted on this site or linked from this site (I have already read the majority of information here), send it my way please. Thanks

Database at rhe bottom of this page.
http://obdtester.com/docs

As the forum has been wiped before, it'd be a good idea to keep an update on a another more stable site.

Openeec was setup on github as a longer term repository.
https://github.com/OpenEEC-Project

I have been pulling info from obdtester.com
I haven't looked at the openeec project in a while. I will look at it.
Thanks

Any idea what the "A" designation stand for in the hardware codes? According to the information at obdtester.com, they have the same part numbers as the non "A" designated modules. (as in MLC-462 and MLC-462A codes)

No I don't know what changes in 'A' versions.

I'd be happy to add whatever you like to OpenEEC as well as add you to it.

Updated with alot more information (46000 lines of data on the main page and multiple sheets from various sources). There is still alot of duplicates and sorting to do. I have mostly been concentrating on EEC-v stuff. If you have anything to contribute, please send it my way.