Again, I will admit to being completely ignorant relative to most anything SVO and especially turbos. I have been doing a tremendous amount of reading here the past couple weeks. I have noticed you guys have and use frequently a ton of acronyms. I was wondering if you guys could post a list of acronyms with their definition and use?
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I start with a few:
BCS Boost Control Solenoid BP Barometric Pressure sensor BWD Bi-Wing Delete Dizzy Distributor ECT Engine Coolant Temperature sensor EEC Electronic Engine Control (Engine computer) EGO Exhaust Gas Oxygen sensor (O2 sensor for short) EGR Exhaust Gas Recirculation system FMIC Front Mount Inter Cooler FPD Fuel Pressure Damper FPR Fuel Pressure Regulator HG Head Gasket HLA Hydraulic Lash Adjuster (or lifter) IAC Idle Air Controller IAT Intake Air Tempertaure (sensor) IC Intercooler IS Inertia Switch ISC Idle Speed Controller...also known as IAB,Idle Air Bypass, also sometimes listed as IAC ISC Idle Speed Controller...also known as IAB , Idle Air Bypass KOEO Key On, Engine Off KOER Key On, Engine Running LCA Lower Control Arm MBC Manual Boost Controller NOS New Old Stock OBS Overboost Warning Switch PCV Positive Crankcase Ventilation valve PIP Profile Ignition Pickup (Hall effect sensor module inside distributor) POS Piece of Sh!t Q or ? Question SVO Special Vehicle Operations TFI Thick Film Ignition module (module on the side of the distributor body) TPS Throttle Position Sensor VAM Vane Air Meter VAT Vane Air Temperature sensor (part of VAF) 86 SVO 1C
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I will throw out a few, answering the ones above first:
PIP = Profile Ignition Pickup (Hall effect sensor module inside distributor)
TFI = Thick Film Ignition module (module on the side of the distributor body)
KO = ??, got me stumped on that one, could you mean KS = Knock Sensor
Here are a few from the Slocum handbook:
BP = Barometric Pressure sensor
ECT = Engine Coolant Temperature sensor
EGO = Exhaust Gas Oxygen sensor (O2 sensor for short)
EGR = Exhaust Gas Recirculation system
FPR = Fuel Pressure Regulator
FPD = Fuel Pressure Damper
ISC = Idle Speed Controller...also known as IAB = Idle Air Bypass
IS = Inertia Switch
OBS = Overboost Warning Switch
PCV = Positive Crankcase Ventilation valve
TPS = Throttle Position Sensor
BCS = Boost Control Solenoid
VAT = Vane Air Temperature sensor (part of VAF)
I am sure there are many more folks to toss in here.Ted
86 SVO Mustang
17 Cooper S Clubman ALL4
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AllI am Pretty sure KO is Key On.
I think it is out of print (maybe not), but there is a "must have" book called Ford Fuel Injection & Electronic Engine Control by Charles Probst, SAE. It covers 1980 to 1987 and definitely covers all SVO and has full wiring schematics anything that touches the engine. ISBN is 0-8376-0302-1
I'm heavy duty technical person that works around electrical things all the time. But it quickly convinced me that carburetors are POSs and this book helped me to never look back.
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KOEO = Key On, Engine Off
KOER = Key On, Engine Running
FMIC = Front Mount Inter Cooler
ISC = Idle Speed Controller...also known as IAB = Idle Air Bypass, also sometimes listed as IAC = Idle Air Control
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You haven't heard me refer to my SVO....Originally posted by PatrickStapler View PostLiked the POS, though I haven't seen it used here...yet.
86 SVO 1C
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so, as we've had this board up for YEARS... I'm surprised to find something we've missed. but Patrick, you found something that's certainly worth-while.
I've updated Joe Turbo's post, with all the suggestions thus far (all in alphabetical order)
As others are added, We will update the post at the top, with the list.
my contributions thus far were
SVO -- Special Vehicle Operations
GDMFSOB -- really, you need me to spell it out ?Eric C
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Great idea. Oh and that last one I've used a time or two....Originally posted by SVOeric View Postso, as we've had this board up for YEARS... I'm surprised to find something we've missed. but Patrick, you found something that's certainly worth-while.
I've updated Ted's post, with all the suggestions thus far (all in alphabetical order)
As others are added, We will update the post at the top, with the list.
my contributions thus far were
SVO -- Special Vehicle Operations
GDMFSOB -- really, you need me to spell it out ?
86 SVO 1C
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