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Old Jan 5, 2025 | 04:38 PM
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Hi everyone, I'm Francesco and I'm new to the forum. I would like help with my ford sierra cosworth 2wd because the car has been abandoned for many years and I am now restoring it.
Can any of you tell me what this control unit (I attach photo) located under the dashboard on the passenger side is for? Where can I find an electrical connection diagram?
Currently the car has some electronic problems because the dashboard doesn't work but the lights inside do, the on-board computer doesn't work, the indicators don't work. Does that control unit have anything to do with these problems?
Thanks to anyone who can help me, sorry for my English but it's not the best.
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Old Jan 9, 2025 | 07:17 AM
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Hi,

Sierra Cosworth has next ECU:s
-Engine ECU, (has red or green sticker. Color depend what engine model your car has, YBG has green) location behind glove box
-ABS ECU, (2 different models, 2wd or 4wd, 4wd model has yellow sticker on it what has 4x4 text) location behind glove box
-Alarm ECU, (not sure are the all same) location behind dashboard
-Warning light ECU, (not sure are the all same) location not sure
-Bulb voltage ECU (has light red sticker on it) (not sure are the all same), deliver information to warning light ECU, location driver side

In the attached picture you have there warning light ECU.
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