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Old 21-07-2010, 12:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Blunt.RS
What is OFAB & OFAC
am currently getting bits to turbo my xr3i its running efi
but getting abit confused as to what i need
links are great but not understanding all of it
If your 3i is running EFi you are laughing. You will just need the obvious mechanical parts, a Fiesta RST OFAC ECU, matching MAP Sensor and a Fiesta RST Air charge temp sensor.

OFAB and OFAC are the two variants of the Fiesta RST ECU. OFAC is wired exactly the same as the 1AFA ECU that is in yuour XR3i so it's a straight swap!

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Your are a true gent sir thankyou very much
So basically i dont need to change the wireing or anything just plug and play LOL

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Originally Posted by Blunt.RS
Your are a true gent sir thankyou very much
So basically i dont need to change the wireing or anything just plug and play LOL
If you want to use the OFAC variant of the FRST management then no wiring changes are needed. Just plug the ECU in, drop in a FRST engine with all the FRST sensors, plug it all up and you are away.

If you want to use the OFAB variant of the FRST management there are a few pin changes to be made at the ECU end and a supressor is required for the MAP sensor. Nothing major but must be noted!

Glad to be of assistance!

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Hi, I'm thinking in to fit a FRST engine in my ERST S2. I have already a complete FRST engine and I'm wondering in to buy a OFAB engine loom. Well, my question is how to connect this fiesta engine loom to the standard S2 wiring. I have readed a lot of information but always the author speaks about XR3i loom. Do I need really use anything from Xr3i or can I do the conversion only with FRST engine and loom?
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Originally Posted by Epsilon23
Hi, I'm thinking in to fit a FRST engine in my ERST S2. I have already a complete FRST engine and I'm wondering in to buy a OFAB engine loom. Well, my question is how to connect this fiesta engine loom to the standard S2 wiring. I have readed a lot of information but always the author speaks about XR3i loom. Do I need really use anything from Xr3i or can I do the conversion only with FRST engine and loom?
You can use a FRST loom. The wiring diagram at the top of the thread shows you how to wire it up!

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Originally Posted by mentalasanything
You can use a FRST loom. The wiring diagram at the top of the thread shows you how to wire it up!

Lee
Do I need only to add the inyection relay circuit? Or standar fuel pump relay circuit is necesary to be modificated too??

I know that I have to run a wire from the rev counter input to pin 11 of the EDIS-4 unit. Is it the same signal of the pin 3 in the multi plug engine loom? It is probably an stupid question but it is difficult for me to understand everything in english.

Thanks.
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ok heres a retard question. can some one explain the advantages of the efi to the mfi? mines is mfi and id be interested in converting but seems alot of work. would like to know the advantages should i decide to do the conversion. if some one could pm me id be greatful
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Sorry to dredge this up again... But...?

Ive done exactly as this guide states, converted my EFi Orion to EFi Turbo using OFAC ecu and sensors etc and it doesnt run properly... I don't think it's as simple as plug and play!? The fueling was all over the place and the ECU would not respond to changes made to fuelling via the CO Pot and Fuel Pressure Reg...

Is there some variations in the XR3i/XR2i and Orion EFi looms?
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Originally Posted by Rogeyboy
Sorry to dredge this up again... But...?

Ive done exactly as this guide states, converted my EFi Orion to EFi Turbo using OFAC ecu and sensors etc and it doesnt run properly... I don't think it's as simple as plug and play!? The fueling was all over the place and the ECU would not respond to changes made to fuelling via the CO Pot and Fuel Pressure Reg...

Is there some variations in the XR3i/XR2i and Orion EFi looms?
Here's a wiring diagram for a Fiesta Turbo:



Double check your wiring compared to that.

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Is that a simple job?
Im hopeless with wiring, i haven't got the patients!
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Well it should match your current loom. Item 7 on the diagram is the co pot so start there and work through the other connections to the ECU.

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Originally Posted by mentalasanything
You can use a FRST loom. The wiring diagram at the top of the thread shows you how to wire it up!

Lee
Hi,
We have fitted a rebuild frst engine in my escort, but I have some questions :

Which throttle cables and pedals can I fit? Xr3i, xr2i,... Can I take them from any Zetec?

Cheer
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Originally Posted by Epsilon23
Hi,
We have fitted a rebuild frst engine in my escort, but I have some questions :

Which throttle cables and pedals can I fit? Xr3i, xr2i,... Can I take them from any Zetec?

Cheer
You need to use a mk4 xr3i efi throttle pedal and cable mate
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Originally Posted by paul xr2
You need to use a mk4 xr3i efi throttle pedal and cable mate
what other ford models can I get the throttle pedal and cable?

Anyone knows their finis code?
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Hello,

I have followed the wiring diagraman showed in this post and I have problems with the injectors' signal in the connectors. How is the signal I should mesured in them? I have disconnected the fuel ramp conector and I have measure continuity between 2 pins of injector's connector. Is it normal? Have I got a short circuit?

Thank you for your help.
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well does any one have a metering head for a mfi pleas help me
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Originally Posted by rscombiman
well does any one have a metering head for a mfi pleas help me
try looking in the rs turbo parts for sale section
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Whilst building my engine, i have found a few little extra bits. So, I have done a small update to the main post.

I found that if you use the Sierra 1.8 CVH crank pulley you will need the Sierra 1.8 CVH alternator bracket. This bracket needs 5mm machined off the one side to align it with the crank pulley. You will also need a 5mm washer (As sold by Oddkidd creations) to fit between the crank pulley and the retaining bolt.

Also, I've done a lot of reading about MAP sensors. It turns out you can run more than 1 bar of boost using OFAC. You can use a Small Turbo EsCos MAP sensor to run up to 1.5 bar of boost. Not as much as the 2 bar you can run on OFAB, but better than first thought!

Lee
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Originally Posted by mentalasanything
If you use the loom from an EFi XR3i it's even easier, just fit the loom to the car, plug in an OFAC ECU and MAP sensor and you're away. That's my plan:



One almost complete loom, just needs a trial fit and taping up.

I'm not claiming this is complete, but it should answer most of the repetitive questions! and a big thanks to everyone for the info I've gathered.

Lee

hi there,

im on my way to convert to efi. have almost all parts installed, but i have wiring issue.
it seems xr3i mk4 loom isn't straight swap. i have to chop and connect more than two cables: reverse light, temp gauge sender, temp sensor, iscv and some others.
is it correct or i have been cheated with loom? is there any wiring diagram for xr3i mk4? i have almost all manuals but i can't find this wirings.
if there isn't one can someone tell me what wires excactly need to be extended?

is it the solution?
Now using OFAC management, there are NO ecu pin changes to be made!! I cannot stress this enough. The car above (my car!!) does not have any pin changes on the ECU, and its fine. Many sources I had found while searching to do this, said I would have to change pins. Looking at the wiring diagrams, I found this hard to believe. When I purchased my engine and ECU, it came with the FRST engine loom. So I sat with my multi-meter, and found out where all the ECU wires went!

Results are as follows!

1, Red -- +ve
3, Brown/Yellow – octane / idle adjust
4, Brown/White – speed sensor
7, Brown/Green – engine temperature sender
16, Brown – current return & 40
17, Brown/Green – diagnostics connector
20, Brown – current return
21, Brown/Yellow – idle speed valve
22, Brown – fuel pump relay
23, Brown/Red – octane / idle adjust
24, Brown/Blue – octane / idle adjust
25, Brown/Yellow – air temp sensor
26, Brown/Black – throttle sensor & co adjust pot & map sensor
27, Brown – CO adjust potentiometer
28, Blue/Yellow – Pin 2 on edis (disconnected)
33, Brown/Green – Boost control valve
36, Blue/Red – Pin 3 on edis
37, Black – idle speed valve & injectors & Speed sensor & Boost control (tbc) & 57
40, Brown – current return & 16
45, Brown/Yellow – map sensor
46, Brown – map sensor & engine temp & air temp & throttle & CO adjust
47, Brown/Green – throttle sensor
48, Blue/Green – diagnostic connector
56, Blue/Yellow – Pin 1 on edis
57, Black – idle speed valve & injectors & Speed sensor & Boost control (tbc) & 37
58, Brown – Injectors
59, Brown – Injectors
60, Brown – current return
from http://www.escortrsturbo.co.uk/forum...pic=10738&st=0

i'm doing ofac.
many thanks!

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Originally Posted by stafcio
hi there,

im on my way to convert to efi. have almost all parts installed, but i have wiring issue.
it seems xr3i mk4 loom isn't straight swap. i have to chop and connect more than two cables: reverse light, temp gauge sender, temp sensor, iscv and some others.
is it correct or i have been cheated with loom? is there any wiring diagram for xr3i mk4? i have almost all manuals but i can't find this wirings.
if there isn't one can someone tell me what wires excactly need to be extended?
Hi Mate,

As far as the ECU pinouts are concerned they are the same for 1AFA and OFAC. It's ancillary connections that need changing/extending if you are retro-fitting the loom to an S2.

You are correct to have altered/extended the cables you mentioned, these are all ancillaries. I guess you are converting an 88 spec car since you've changed the temp gauge sender? Have you also done the petrol gauge? I must admit I didnt know about the reverse switch but I'm sure you're right. You'll need to change the fan connector over too.

If you find an XR3i EFi wiring diagram let me know, I havent seen one either!

Cheers,

Lee
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i sorted most of the plugs, i used haynes manual diagrams and electric meter. there's no better way.
i have only one issue: is it possible that some plugs will remain unplugged? i have couple that can't be matched.
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Originally Posted by stafcio
i sorted most of the plugs, i used haynes manual diagrams and electric meter. there's no better way.
i have only one issue: is it possible that some plugs will remain unplugged? i have couple that can't be matched.
Can you get some pics up and describe their location?

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Is there any where you can buy the pedal and throttle cable is it right any xr2i or xr3i one can be used
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You'll get the cable at your local motor factors. As for the pedal though I'm unsure.

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How about if I wanted to use an mfi system but on an efi head? How much trouble is this LOL
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Originally Posted by James-W
How about if I wanted to use an mfi system but on an efi head? How much trouble is this LOL
None, as long as you use the correct adaptor plate.

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May be somebody know what MAP sensor I need if I have OFAC ECU? I know that I need V90FB9F479AA, but may be there is any MAP with the same characteristics it means analog?

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Originally Posted by mentalasanything
Whilst building my engine, i have found a few little extra bits. So, I have done a small update to the main post.

I found that if you use the Sierra 1.8 CVH crank pulley you will need the Sierra 1.8 CVH alternator bracket. This bracket needs 5mm machined off the one side to align it with the crank pulley. You will also need a 5mm washer (As sold by Oddkidd creations) to fit between the crank pulley and the retaining bolt.

Also, I've done a lot of reading about MAP sensors. It turns out you can run more than 1 bar of boost using OFAC. You can use a Small Turbo EsCos MAP sensor to run up to 1.5 bar of boost. Not as much as the 2 bar you can run on OFAB, but better than first thought!

Lee
Hi, may be you know what MAP sensor I need if I have OFAC ECU? I know that I need V90FB9F479AA, but may be there is any MAP with the same characteristics it means analog? There are some MAP sensors for turbo Ford cars (the same style) in the USA.

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Originally Posted by andmir
Hi, may be you know what MAP sensor I need if I have OFAC ECU? I know that I need V90FB9F479AA, but may be there is any MAP with the same characteristics it means analog? There are some MAP sensors for turbo Ford cars (the same style) in the USA.
OFAC ECU's use digital MAP sensors. I know that the small turbo Escort Cosworth (EEC-IV) has a useable MAP sensor. I'm not so sure on the US Market but I'd have thought that maybe some EEC-IV powered turbo models will have similar MAP sensors.

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Originally Posted by mentalasanything
OFAC ECU's use digital MAP sensors. I know that the small turbo Escort Cosworth (EEC-IV) has a useable MAP sensor. I'm not so sure on the US Market but I'd have thought that maybe some EEC-IV powered turbo models will have similar MAP sensors.

Lee
Thanks for answer. I think that Motorcraft DY503 may be similar.(Mercury Capri 2.3Turbo)
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If i use a fiesta turbo loom will i need a fiesta turbo fuel injection and pump relays and do away with the escorts pink relay? How do i wire it up?
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If i use a fiesta turbo loom will i need a fiesta turbo fuel injection and pump relays and do away with the escorts pink relay? How do i wire it up?
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Originally Posted by Cameron
If i use a fiesta turbo loom will i need a fiesta turbo fuel injection and pump relays and do away with the escorts pink relay? How do i wire it up?
Yes you will need the FRST relays and you will do away with the ERST pink relay. Wiring diagram is on the first page of this thread (hand drawn diagram).

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Im afraid ill need that in idiots terms mate im not very clued up on wiring
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Originally Posted by Cameron
Im afraid ill need that in idiots terms mate im not very clued up on wiring
Without wishing to be rude, the diagram is as basic as it could be. Perhaps you could have someone wire it up for you?

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Ive started sorting the loom out, am i right in thinking that if you run a wire from pin 11 of the edis you dont need to run a wire from pin 3 of the engine loom plug?
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Originally Posted by Cameron
Ive started sorting the loom out, am i right in thinking that if you run a wire from pin 11 of the edis you dont need to run a wire from pin 3 of the engine loom plug?
Yes, or you could connect Pin 11 of the edis plug to pin 3 of the car loom plug instead of what's currently there to keep it neat and tidy.

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Which colour wire is the rev counter input? I take it its on the blue multiplug on the instrument cluster wiring? Also does pin 85 of the fuel injection relay have to go to battery negative? Or can you earth it instead?
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Originally Posted by Cameron
Which colour wire is the rev counter input? I take it its on the blue multiplug on the instrument cluster wiring? Also does pin 85 of the fuel injection relay have to go to battery negative? Or can you earth it instead?
IIRC the wire is green. Yes, pin 85 can go to earth, the body is negatively earthed.

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Cheers Lee, hopefully get it fired up soon


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